Morning Edition Start The Lay On The South Plains
The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal is described as an independent Democratic weekday morning paper with Sunday consolidation. It lists offices in Lubbock Texas and notes wire service affiliations with AP and UP, naming Parker F. Proty and A. Guy as publisher and editor respectively.
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Press conferences gain staging as Johnson times Qs
The Johnson press briefings evolved from informal gatherings to staged televised events. Analysts note the Aug 25 and Aug 24 sessions used prepared questions to steer points, reducing spontaneity and increasing presidential showcase.
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Filibuster Looms Over Taft Hartley 14 B Debate
Washington reports contend a Senate filibuster may block the House passed repeal of 14 B the Taft Hartley provision allowing states to ban compulsory union membership The confrontation centers on union power and worker rights with critics arguing the repeal would empower management and harm unions and supporters framing the issue as preservation of private bargaining freedom.
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Hungary and Yugoslavia face agricultural crisis and Soviet influence
Henry J. Taylor surveys satellite states Hungary Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia, noting siphoning of workers to cities weak farming sectors and a shift toward industrial goals under Communist control. He cites wheat deficits imports and reliance on U.S. aid, while highlighting public dissatisfaction and structural inefficiencies in agrarian policy.
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Full Chance for All Children Desegregation Challenge
A lengthy Associated Press analysis argues that mere passage of desegregation laws does not guarantee educational benefits. Experts note black students and teachers face large gaps in preparation compared with whites, urging plans to ensure both white and Negro youths receive full learning opportunities and moral commitment remains essential.
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Foreign Affairs Echoes of Johnsons Domestic Success
The piece notes President Johnson's foreign policy standing among Republicans Dwight D. Eisenhower, Richard M. Nixon, and Barry Goldwater. Eisenhower backs U.S. participation in Vietnam, Nixon approves with caveats on negotiations, and Goldwater favors intensified bombing while maintaining cautious support. Goldwater even praises Johnsons political skill and invites GOP leaders to align with him.
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New Counsel Plan Promises Broad Public Defender Reform
California officials push a new program in which lawyers affiliated with the Houston Bar Association train to provide high quality legal aid to the poor while maintaining independence from government. The plan argues it offers advantages over court appointed counsel and could become a nationwide model if successful.
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Republican politicians toast Washington party with gifts
The piece describes a bipartisan Washington gathering where Republicans exchange gifts for Senator Margaret Chase Smith and others. It notes gifts including a Vermont syrup can, a green marble paperweight, autographed matches, and a campaign buttress reading Margaret Smith for President. The scene references President Eisenhower era figures and speculation on future leadership.
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Tough law enforcement cited for Labor Day weekend peace
Police precautions curbed trouble at Lake George and North Beach Maryland during Labor Day weekend. Arrests totaled under 300 at Lake George with many precautionary violations, while troopers confined fighting among motorcyclists at North Beach Maryland. Mayor Caldwell praised the approach as nip it in the bud.
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On The Shelf Humorist Reflects on Self Worth
A humorist quips that men fail to assess themselves until placed on the shelf. They then discover too late that they cannot fetch the value they believe themselves to have, and cannot sell themselves to any firm for such figures.
Penney Plans Diners Club Buyout Move
Penney, long resisting charge accounts, proposes to acquire the Diners Club credit card company. The shift marks a rapid change as Penney emerges as a leading credit advocate while Diners Club holds little beyond credit.
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Housing priorities set for Libborck A benefit plan outlined
A report from the Libborck Chamber of Commerce notes 25 new residences recommended for Libborck by National Housing Agency regional rep Joseph Po Tufte. Truman to tell Congress later on atomic bombing issues. Letters flood Terry county town about name origins and possible change. Wartime crimes trial for Germans to follow Nuremberg proceedings is anticipated.
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Tokio
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Offhand Thoughts on Old Dobbin and a Buggy Driver
A humorous note contrasts Old Dobbin’s faults with a buggy driver who avoided having to change a wheel on a flat. The quip plays on misfortune and practicality, reflecting light rural wit.
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Help Yourself Te cumseh editorial on local DIY projects
The piece praises Te cumseh Nebraska townsfolk building a $75,000 till care home via St Pauls United Church of Christ and local volunteers. It argues communities should self-finance if possible to balance budgets and boost pride, while recognizing some needs require government funding.
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Ford warns GOP must gain seats in 1966 to stay potent
Rep. Gerald R Ford of Michigan argues the Republican Party needs more seats in Congress in 1966 to preserve viability for the 1968 presidential race. He cautions against a future with a single dominant party and stresses the national political balance.
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