Cattlemen Press for Import Quotas in Johnson Era Debate
The piece outlines Lyndon B. Johnson facing pressure from cattlemen seeking strict import quotas to protect prices, while the administration worries over sugar and meat prices. It notes voluntary quotas with Australia, New Zealand, Mexico, and Ireland, the Senate passage of a quota bill, and possible House veto. The piece warns of risks in government interference and the potential for a rodeo of political moves amid agricultural controls.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Congress
Washington
Australia
New Zealand
Mexico
Ireland
Argentina
Senate
House
Department of Agriculture
Johnson
Space Triumph Marks Step Toward Moon Landing
Ranger 7 last Friday achieved a successful moon objective after 12 straight failures over six years. The US space program gains essential data to advance toward manned lunar flight with renewed speed and confidence.
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U. S
Ranger 7
Not So Corny Advice Shapes Successful Paths
The remark labels old guidance to work hard thrift and self-reliance as corny yet notes many self-made individuals followed it to achieve success. The writer contrasts that skepticism with enduring value in disciplined effort and frugal living.
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Omeone
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Morning Edition Listing
The page from August 3, 1964, lists publication details for the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal and shows subscription rates for various editions and durations including morning, Sunday, and combinations with evening editions. It names the publisher’s offices in Lubbock Texas and lists staff titles.
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South Plains
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
Sec
Tex
When The Bars Are Saved You Cant Choose Which Are Turned Loose
A dramatic note about confinement and restraint as bars remain fixed while decisions to release them are not in the reader’s control. The piece hints at agency and systemic limits within a guarded setting.
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McNamara
Washington
Ho Chi-Minh
Johnson campaign image and White House role shaping 1964 race
The piece argues Lyndon B. Johnson is running for reelection through White House visibility and presidential warmth. It contrasts Goldwater as reactive and hawkish while praising Johnson's steadiness, restraint, and vast federal spending power. It notes Johnson’s budget near 100 billion dollars and his appeal as a steady, reasonable leader.
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Andrew Tully
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Barry Goldwater
Baloney
Lyndon Johnson
Arizona
United States
Memories On the Line: Fidel Castro at the Moncada Assault
In Cuba the author recalls the 1953 Moncada Barracks attack led by Fidel Castro and sub-commanders Abel Santa Maria and Raul Castro. The 68 attackers were repelled by 3,000 troops, with many captured after a four hour confrontation in Santiago de Cuba.
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Fidel Castro
Santiago
Moncada
Fulgencio Batista
Abel Santa Maria
Raul Castro
Phantom And Lone Wolf In Texarkana Legend
Texarkana reporter recalls the Phantom Killer case and Captain Manuel Gonzaullas known as the Lone Wolf. The piece recounts fear in Texarkana, the ranger pursuit, and the elusive Phantom never found.
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Kenneth L. Dixon
Mpexarkana
Texas
Lone Wolf
Manuel T
Lubbock Boys Club to Open August 7 with Open House
Bill Collins announces at American Business club lunch that the Lubbock Boys' Club will be opened to the public August 7 with an open house from 7 to 10 p.m. ABC rodeo plans discussed for August 24 to 26. J. Ray Dickey presided.
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Bill Collins
American Business Club
Lubbock Boys’ Club
J. Ray Dickey
Political Time Bomb: Viet Nam Crisis Deepens
Washington columnist Richard Starnes argues Southeast Asia is a world leadership crisis with North Viet Nam and China challenging U S aims. He says escalation may force combat troop commitments, questions gradable withdrawal, cites costs, and notes political pressure ahead of the November election.
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Richard Starnes
Washington
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Starnes
Viet Nam
Laos
Plastics Highlighted At New York World's Fair Homes
A chemical firm says new building materials and techniques used at the World’s Fair reduce initial costs and upkeep for houses. The House of Good Taste Exhibit showcases extensive plastic use across four buildings giving Americans a glimpse of future homes.
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New York
UPI
Chemical Company
Sauce splurge eyed for summer barbecue cooks
SAUCY NEW YORK reports a UPI survey finds backyard chefs will spend about 14 million dollars on sauce and related outdoor cooking gear this summer.
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SAUCY
New York
UPI
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Johnson City
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Choy
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