Morning Edition starts the day on the South Plains
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal announces its Morning Edition on the South Plains, an independent Democratic weekday publication with Sunday consolidation, produced by Avalanche Journal Publishing Company in Lubbock Texas. It lists offices at Stn St and Ave J and notes AP and UP wire membership with Parker Fl Prouty as president.
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Lubbock
Avalanche Journal
Avalanche Journal Publishing Company, Inc
Stn St
Ave. J. Lubbock
Texas
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Press International
Parker FL Prouty
Full Chance For All Children Is Said To Be Needed
A long AP piece argues that passage of laws alone cannot guarantee benefits for Negro and white students in desegregated schools. Experts say educational gaps persist for students from segregated backgrounds, urging plans to ensure all youngsters have full access to basic learning and opportunities.
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G. Kk. Hadenfield
Associated Press
Hadenfield
Negra
Johnson earns cautious GOP praise on foreign affairs
The piece notes Dwight D. Eisenhower supports U S involvement in Vietnam while Richard Nixon backs pressure on Viet Cong and North Vietnam. Barry Goldwater favors heavy bombing, and Nelson Rockefeller praises Johnson as the “cooniest” politician. Johnson extends invitations to good Republicans at the White House.
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Dwight D. Fisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
North Viet Nam
Barry Vi Galdwater
Snebustea
Parra
Caalae Ates
Caris
CTA
New Counsel Plan Emerges For Public Defender Program
California looks at a new public defender plan run by the bar association to ensure adequate and high quality counsel for the poor. Houston’s effort may set a national pattern, with lawyers organizing to provide free service and oversee case handling over a set period.
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Pousten
Bar Association
Houston
Heater
Houston Bar Associates
Meas Ss Cem
Gadmaent
Lot
Precautionary police measures curb Labor Day trouble at resorts
Police precautions reduced arrests over Labor Day weekend at Lake George and North Beach Maryland as troopers confined conflicts among crowds and barred weapons. Mayor Caldwell praised the approach as nipping trouble in the bud, suggesting tougher enforcement improves public safety.
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Lake George
New York
North Beach
Left On The Shelf Humorous View Of Self Worth
A humorist quips that men rarely assess themselves until they are on the shelf. They then regret not selling themselves earlier for what they imagined their value should be.
Press staging and planted questions at Johnson press conference
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report that the August 25 1964 Johnson news conference in Washington was carefully staged with aides planting questions. The White House moved from informal gatherings to televised showcases, reducing spontaneity. Bill Movers and Joseph Latha coordinated the planted questions under the President's orders.
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Eisenhower
Kennedy
White House
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Bill Movers
Joseph Latha
House Republican
Viet Nam
Laitin
Mosers-Lauen
Republican politicos share in Washington party banter
A Washington party scene features jokes about Eisenhower era aides and Republican figures. The chatter centers on Margaret Smith for President, the Hoover ceremony telegram mix up, and reflections on past Nixon and Eisenhower staff, with light satire of campaign dynamics.
Filibuster looming over Taft Hartley reform move
Washington reports up to 25 Senators plan a filibuster to block the House passed repeal of Section 14 B limits on union membership. The piece discusses political tactics, White House spin, and debates over labor rights and employer power. It notes public sentiment polls and quotes figures on union influence.
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Mersihershin
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WPS
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Supreme Court
Jase Brandeis
Cabie
Brandeis
Cis
Hungarian Satellite Agriculture and Its Failures Rise
Henry J. Taylor surveys Red Farms at Babolna Hungary, arguing satellite states suffer from artificial industrialization, food deficits, and forced labor shifts. He notes Czechoslovakia and Hungary rely on imports, with wheat deficits and foreign spending to secure food, while farms remain inefficient and collectivization uneven. He cites scarce bees, multiple agricultural schools, and a critique of communist incentives versus free enterprise.
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Gallup
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Holland
Prague
Poland
Whtchers Flate
Hungary
Budapest
Szarvac
Samual Tessedikom
Sinty
Debrecen
Mesonagvarovar
Keszenthly
Godoilo
Magyarorszag
Hungarian Communist Party
Penney Proposes Diners Club Credit Card Acquisition
The note discusses Penney Co seeking to acquire the Diners Club credit card firm from a holdout. It notes Penney’s rise as a credit leader while Diners Club has less to offer. The report mentions a notable jump or shift in this area.
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Diners Club
Penney
Memory Lane notes housing relief and wartime questions
From the Labbock Morning Avalanche files dated Sept 19 1945 relief for the housing shortage in Labbock is promised with twenty five new residences recommended by the National Housing Agency and Chamber of Commerce representatives. President Truman plans to present recommendations to Congress on atomic bombing fallout. Texans ask about Tokio Texas town name changes as V Day nears. Trial of tens of thousands of Germans for wartime crimes is expected to follow Nuremberg proceedings next month.
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Labbock Morning Avalanche
Labbock
Ventertis
Chamiber of Commerce
Joseph Po Tufts
Resions Representatiae
National Housing Agency
Washington
Truman
Congress
Japan
Nurenberg
Offhand Thoughts on a Buggy Wheel Change
A buggy driver named Pavel stops to change a wheel after a flat tire, despite Old Dobbin’s faults. The scene highlights a quick fix and needs for reliability in the old travel setup.
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Dobbin
Pavel
Help Yourself Teumseh Nebr. saves elderly home costs
A Teumseh Nebraska effort builds the county’s first elderly home by 120 member St. Pauls United Church of Christ with help from other churches. The project cost under 75000 dollars and reflects local self reliance while urging communities to fund local needs.
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Teumseh
Neb
St. Paul's United Church of Christ
Washington
Tecumseh
Dallas Morning News
GOP Faces 1966 Goal to Build House Majority
The article cites Rep. Gerald R Ford of Michigan urging the GOP to gain seats in Congress in 1966 to sustain a viable two party system and ensure future Republican presidential candidates. It notes concern over a prolonged one party dynamic and calls for renewed GOP strength in Congress.
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Rep
Gerald R Ford
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House
Ford
GOP
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