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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1964

Page

16

Texas Probe on Kennedy Assassination Was In Order

The article discusses a Texas state inquiry into the Kennedy assassination, noting Justice Earl Warren initially opposed but later supported the investigation after private signals from President Johnson. Attorney General Waggoner Carr defends the probe as a state right and asserts Texas must stand up for itself.

Earl Warren Justice Warren Mr. Carr Jaworski Carr Texas Washington

Mental health crisis spurs Texas hospital reforms

Resignation of Dr. Eaton W. Bennett at San Antonio State Hospital highlights staffing shortages and overcrowding. Critics note mismanaged releases and a surge of criminally insane patients, while the Board and a citizens committee push for overhaul to improve Texas rankings in mental health care.

Eaton W. Bennett San Antonio State Hospital Bennett Leslie Douglas Ashley Ashley Rusk State Hosital Rusk Board For Texas State Hospitals and Special Schools Citizens Committee For Mental Health Planning Texas

Dalton Defends Missouri Rule on Misquoting Officials

The statement from John M. Dalton of Missouri at the Governors Conference in San Antonio cites a rule against arguing with publishers priests preachers prostitutes politicians and polecats. The piece notes the unusual praise of publishers in top billing.

John M. Dalton Missouri San Antonio Dalton

Bocuch Sparks Global Nervous System Anxiety

A terse report notes rising global unease as experts warn that ongoing tensions intensify public nerves and stress levels across multiple regions. Authorities urge calm and coordinated response to emerging pressures.

Lubbock Avalanche-Journal October 22, 1964 city notice

A dated masthead page from the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal details edition lines, pricing, and staff credits for Morning Edition with reference to its Independence Democratic stance. It lists subscription rates for various durations, both in Lubbock and by mail, and includes pledge language and publication date October 22, 1964.

South Plains Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company Inc Texas Dallas Texan Texas Daily Press League Assoc United Press International O- Reguiales Erte Parker States of America Lubbock, Tex

View Changed Barry's NATO Stand Strong By Andrew Tully

Special correspondent Andrew Tully notes Barry Goldwater shifts on NATO embracing stronger Atlantic unity. He backs military and political support expanding U.S. commitments toward full European community involvement, drawing praise from Clarence Streit and Dean Acheson, while past opposition is reevaluated.

Andrew Tully Washington Barry Goldwater North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO Goldwater Tully Johnson Europe U.S Clarence Streit Streit Artzonan Dean Acheson Senate Senator Goldwater

Mayor Henry Gape's Lineage in St Albans History

Fragmentary notes allege Mayor Henry Gape of St Albans served in 1554 and was succeeded by six direct descendants. The text expands into unrelated claims about Mozart and an Earl of Mozart, with unclear connections and pricing references.

Henry Gape St.Albans England MAYO

Khrushchev’s wheat woes and caviar at the Kremlin

Henry J. Taylor argues Khrushchev’s agricultural leadership failed to deliver a predicted 180 million metric tons of wheat. He cites weather, bureaucratic shortages, and the human factor in Soviet farming, noting the paradox of strong caviar parties amid meager farm yields. The piece also covers Nyerere urging Tanzanians to eat more peanuts to combat malnutrition.

Khrushchev Poland Warsaw WISS Liverpool Institute For the Study of the Ussr Munich Russia Ross Kremlin Porgy Dar ES Salaam, Tanganyika Julius Nyerere Tanganyika-Zanzibar Nyerere

Considerine's On the Line An Open Letter to Nikita

An American columnist writes to Nikita Khrushchev recalling the Cuban missile crisis and wartime alliance with the Soviet Union. It notes Khrushchev's threats and the market drop after his fall from power, contrasting Brezhnev and Kosygin with a wary view of future relations.

Bob Considine York Nikita Sergeyevich America Cuba Soviet Union China Mao Tse-Tung India Assam Grandfather Frost Santa Red Army Janova Spyros Skouras Santa Barbara

Jenkins Case Sparks National Debate On Sexual Deviance

A Washington column argues Walter Jenkins, White House aide ousted amid morals charges, reveals an era shift in attitude toward sexual deviation. The author urges treating deviance as illness, not crime, amid security and blackmail concerns, praising wartime leaders and calling for reforms.

Kenneth L. Dixon Ake Charles Walter Jenkins White House

Child Says Roller Use Triggers Family Rules

A youth recalls household tension about wearing rollers. The speaker says their father forbids leaving home unless the weather is extremely bad, describing a strict rule tied to appearance and outings.

Hitler forms volkssturm to defend Reich in last stand

The article notes Adolf Hitler declaring a volkssturm to defend Germany with all able bodied men from 16 to 60, forming a new armed home guard amid Allied advances. It also covers Topeka and Book-of-the-Month Club活动, including Bert Swanson’s postwar plan and a book review event at 3503 20th St with multiple attendees.

London Germany Adolf Hitler Reich Hitler Volkssturm People's Army Topeka Kan Bert Swanson Arlington Mass Topeka Army Airfield W. H. Bledsoe Ford Benham 20Th St Mesdarres Q. L. Byrd R. E. Garlin George V. Gray Morley Jennings Milt Jones Dewitt Landis H. T. Luther C. E. Maedgen S. S. McKay Pon Mitchell

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