Fall Chrysanthemums Shine in Lubbock Colorama Event
The city hosts its first annual Chrysanthemum Colorama sponsored by the Retail Development Committee of the Chamber of Commerce. Chrysanthemums lead displays with 2000 pots across parks yards and the Texas Tech campus, alongside dahlias marigolds and geraniums as observers praise autumn blooms. A special committee will be formed to evaluate the observance and plan future efforts with civic groups urged to participate.
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Lubbock
Chamber of Commerce
Texas Tech
Equal Time and Broadcast Fairness Across Parties
A historical editorial argues that the Republican National Committee is within rights to demand equal air time from the FCC and networks for its use, mirroring the President's Sunday night broadcast. It asserts government licensed networks must provide fair access to public affairs content regardless of party in power.
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Republican National Committee
Federal Communications Commission
President Johnson
Johnson
Washington
GOP
Democratic Party
James A. Farley
National Committee
Farley
William S. Sherman
William Howard Taft
Columbia
Rice Plans Major 10 Year Expansion At Houston Institute
Rice University in Houston launches a decade long expansion to nearly double enrollment from 2300 to 6000 and faculty from 225 to about 400. The plan doubles operating budget to about 9 million and adds 33 million in capital investments and endowments for facilities and endowed positions.
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William Marsh Rice University At
Houston
Institute
Rice
Rice Board of Governors and Administration
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Morning Edition Masthead
The notice presents subscription rates for various editions of the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal by carrier and mail, with prices differing by location and duration. It includes publisher and editor names, press affiliations, and a pledge statement, dated October 20, 1964, in Lubbock Texas.
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South Plains
Chas
The
Lubbock Morning Avalanche
Murder A Spurs Demand For Action In Nation's Capital
Washington confronts a wave of violence and fear as high profile murders shake the city. The piece notes the stabbing impact on life in the capital, including attacks on a congress secretary, a Yale student, and a Georgetown boulevard homicide. It cites safety fears among women and the sense of unrest tied to crime.
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Ruth Montgomery
Ashington
Washington
Dallas
Soviet Union
U.S
Yale
Justice and Marcello in New Orleans Debates on Deportation
In New Orleans a federal grand jury indicted Carlos Marcello and his henchmen on conspiring to obstruct justice by fixing a grand juror and arranging murder of a government witness. The column recalls Marcello’s long criminal history and debates whether justice can prevail amid his wealth and influence.
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New Orleans
Bock
United States
Louisiana
Estes Welauver
Lake Charles
Marcello
Jackie Kennedy
George Washington
Mary
Supreme Court
William QC. Douglas
Sen
Paul Douglas
Bobby Kennedy
Meyer
Barry Goldwater
Supreme Court Likely Upholds Commerce Power in Civil Rights Case
As two cases involving Heart of Atlanta Motel and Ollie’s Barbecue near Birmingham head to a ruling, observers expect the Supreme Court to uphold Congress’s power under the interstate commerce clause to regulate public accommodations. Justices discuss broad commerce authority and liberty implications, signaling a Government-favored decision.
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Andrew Tully
Ashington
Supreme Court
Tully
Atlanta
Ollie
Birmingham
Ala
Congress
John Harlan
Harlan
Hugo Black
Capitol Hill
Black
Nice
Old-Timer Remembers Thrift Encouragement in Past
A nostalgic voice recalls a time when thrift was celebrated and encouraged, highlighting a culture of prudent spending and careful saving among locals.
Rommel Dies From Wounds, Berlin Reports
Berlin radio announced Field Marshal Erwin Rommel died of wounds. rumors of his death followed Allied dispatches claiming he was killed in Normandy when his car was strafed by planes. Despatches in London and Washington had circulated earlier.
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London
Erwin Romme
Afrika Corps
Berlin
Rommel
Normandy
Europe worries over Johnson health and election risk
Henry J. Taylor analyzes how Europe reacts to President Johnson for overexertion after a 1958 heart attack. He notes fears about succession, constitutional procedures if he cannot serve, and the impact of a possible trip abroad before inauguration while citing Farley on party plans and the electoral process. In Venezuela, fifteen pro Communist guerrillas were killed in the Guaramacal Mountains according to UPI reports.
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Johnson
Senator Goldwater
Europe
United States
America
Kentucky
le Monde
France
Nicholas Murray Butler
Democratic National Committee
Hubert H. Humphrey
Farley
State Department
Mr. Johnson
Humphrey
Maracaibo
Venezuela
UPI
Guaramacal Mountains
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
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Lubbock, Tex
Mary Pinchot Meyer
Georgetown
Kenneth L. Dixon
Orleans
Carlos
United States of America
Justice
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
Jacqueline Kennedy
District of Columbia
Washington Post
Goldwater
White House
Montgomery
Tisty
By Kate Osann
Hanley Falls
Minn
Frank Baker
Mr. Pierce
Stanton
Oscar Hanson
W. F. Eisenburg
J. A. Raley Jr
Lubbock Country Club
Charles Read
Paul Hardwick
J. D. Hassell Jr
Marvin McLaughlin
Eisenburg
C. L. Dean
Powell McWhorter
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Sudan
Manuel Boronda
Salinas Valley
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