Khrushchev ousted as Russia contends with fallen leaders
The article notes Nikita Khrushchev's removal while the Soviet system preserves elder statesmen. Pravda accuses Khrushchev of immaturity and poor judgment, contrasting it with past leaders. The piece observes Russia's long view of leadership and hints at wary public memory.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Josef Stalin
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Nikita
Pravada
Herbert Hoover
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Warning from Erwin on Texas voters in Johnson race
Rank C. Erwin Jr. of Austin warns Democrats not to be apathetic on Election Day. He says Johnson support could fall to about 55 percent as Goldwater gains, if GOP turnout reaches 90 percent and Democrats 75 percent. A Texas GOP win would complicate the Democratic plan to host the 1968 convention in Houston.
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Rank C. Erwin JR
Austin
National Democratic
Johnson
Texas
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Erwin
Democratic Executive Committee
Democratic Party
Houston
Ingrates Still Target Civil Servants For Campaign Gifts
A Washington report notes the DNC hints at contributions from GS-12 and higher federal workers. Despite pay raises and political dinners, civil servants are portrayed as reluctant to donate, with both parties having used similar appeals when in power.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Congress
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
Prince Alec Douglas-Home Missed UK Vote
The text notes Alec Douglas-Home could not vote in Britain due to registration issues and suggests potential options. It mentions a token American vote for November 3 and a Kremlin invitation for a vacation with former Premier Khrushchev to discuss what went wrong.
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VNCE
Alec Douglas-Home
United States
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Debt Fears Old Time Worries of a Man in Deep Debt
A concise reflection on how heavy debt unsettles a person in earlier eras, highlighting personal anxiety and financial pressure without modern safeguards or social safety nets. The line emphasizes enduring concern tied to owing money.
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal 1964 billing and pledge page
The page lists subscription rates for Morning, Evening, and Sunday editions with various term options and prices, includes an American pledge of allegiance text, and identifies page and date details for Lubbock Texas October 19 1964.
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States of America
Lubbock, Tex
Lubbock Morning Avalanche
New Film Adaptation of Fail Safe Draws Jarring Notice
Special correspondent notes a tense motion picture based on the Wheeler Burdick chiller Fail Safe. A SAC bomber misinterprets a routine mission and heads toward Moscow after a communications fuse blows at headquarters in Omaha. President Henry Fonda and the real President L. B. Johnson figure in the speculative framing as the crisis unfolds.
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Bob Considine
W- York
Harvey Wheeler
Eugene Burdick
Strategic Air Command
Moscow
SAC
Omaha
Henry Fonda
L. B. Johnson
Readers' Letters Debate War and Peace in 1960 Campaign
A compilation of reader letters weighs in on the 1960 presidential race between Barry Goldwater and Hubert Humphrey. The writers discuss nuclear weapons, the United Nations, and how leadership might affect world peace, with references to press opinions and historical figures.
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DITOR
The
Avalanche Journal
Goldwater
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
United States
United Nations
Senator Goldwater
Senate
Senator Humphrey
Thelma C. Ross Box
Snyder
Editorial stance on Johnson and liberal beliefs
Letter writer notes editorial support for Johnson prompts readers to reveal positions on Yarborough Humphrey protests and global issues. The piece questions whether readers are liberal or influenced by LBJ’s warmth, signed by J. S. Kinsley Seagraves.
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Ditor
The
Avalanche Journal
Johnson
Plainsman
Ralph Yarborough
Hubert Humphrey
Supreme Court
Sukarno
LBJ
J. S. Kinsley Seagraves
Nation Newsfront Endorses Lyndon Johnson Signaling Two-Party Health
A reader notes the front page editorial The Nation Needs Lyndon Johnson endorsing him. The letter contrasts shared civic choices and the rise of a two party system, while pausing on the reasons behind the Johnson endorsement and urging reflection on the judgment.
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DITOR
The
Avalanche Journal
Lyndon Johnson
Get Tough Barry Scaring The Electorate
Ashington columnist Andrew Tully argues Barry Goldwater’s stance on confronting communism unsettles voters. He notes polls show fear of war and favors for peaceable accommodation with Moscow, citing historical examples like Eisenhower and Berlin, urging a measured approach and warning against demonizing diplomacy.
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Andrew Tully
Ashington
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Harris
Lyndon Johnson
U.S
Barry
White House
Moscow
Utopia Says Names Shape Introductions and Respect
A saying highlights that a woman's double chin is off limits for jokes while noting Utopia’s ideal where introductions hinge on recalling names. The remark frames respect and memory as central to social grace.
Man Reaches Middle Age Losing His Bounce in Walk
A humorous reflection notes that aging brings a noticeable loss of buoyancy in a man’s step as he passes into middle age.
Old Dobbin Defends Slow Roads From Modern Speed Traps
A compact wry note contrasts old horse travel with modern enforcement, implying earlier times had fewer speed trap issues and highlighting nostalgia for simpler travel.
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Dobbin
Dallas Morning News endorses Dewey in presidential race
An editorial in the Dallas Morning News favors Gov. Thomas E. Dewey for president, noting the paper's history of supporting Roosevelt in prior terms and remaining noncommittal on a third term. The blurb also recalls the paper's 1896 Republican endorsement of McKinley.
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Dallas Morning News
Thomas E. Dewey
The
News
Roosevelt
William McKinley
Willam Jennings Bryan
Why He Drives On And On LBJ Man With Mission
Profile of Lyndon Johnson on the campaign trail showing his relentless pace and vocal fatigue. The piece argues his drive comes from a sincere belief in healing national divides, achieving civil rights, ending poverty, and guiding the country toward a hopeful future.
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Johnson
Lyndon Johnson
Starnes
Italy Parliament Approves Summer Daylight Saving Bill
The Chamber of Deputies approved a bill to advance clocks by one hour for April 30 to September 30 next year. Italians have largely shunned daylight saving due to associations with Mussolini and wartime policies.
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Tome
Chamber of Deputies
Italy
Mussolini
More Drive to Canada as July Vehicle Entries Rise
The Statistics Bureau reports U.S. to Canada vehicle entries increased 6.9 percent in July reaching 3,003,700, up from 2,810,000 in the same month last year.
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Ottawa
The
Statistics Bureau
Canada
United States
Maxwell Joseph Bags $140000 Bet on Labor Victory
Maxwell Joseph, a London property dealer, won a 140000 dollar wager predicting the Labor party would secure victory in the British general election. Bookmakers called it the largest bet they had ever handled.
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London
UPI
Maxwell Joseph
Labor Party
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