Morning Edition starts ashe Day On The South Plains
The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal notes a Tuesday, September 11, 1965 edition of the Morning Edition from Lubbock Texas. The paper is an independent Democratic weekday publication with Sunday consolidation, affiliated with the Associated Press and United Press International.
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Lubbock
Avalanche- Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
Sun St
Ave. J. Lubbock
Texas
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Press International
Parker F. Prouty
United States of America
Cabell Attacks D C Home Rule Flaw With Taxation Point
Congressman Farle Cabell argues the District of Columbia home rule bill would let temporary residents elect and appoint officers and tax the federal government, creating taxation without representation. He doubts local residents can bear government costs and opposes the bill though he helped discharge it from committee.
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Cong
Farle Cabell
Dallas Morning News
Cabell
House District Committee
United States
Washington
Quizzical Look At Quizmakers and Ideological Bias
A discussion critiques tests and quizzes used in schools and political aims. It argues that quiz content can reflect partisan agendas, and warns against presenting rosy depictions of national progress to children. It calls for critical appraisal of testmakers.
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Republican Congressional Committee
America
Schior
Man Ponders Curbside Mystery Over a Beverage
A Lubbock resident, known for his hobby of observation, reflects on a puzzling incident involving cans on a parking curb. He questions whether a drinkable liquid diet was his intended path or merely a party decision amid broader India Pakistan dispute context.
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Lubbock
Ariciimes
India-Pakistan
Possible US Senate probe targets Baker links with North American Aviation
The text describes an expected investigation by the US Senate into Baker and influence ties to North American Aviation. It notes the firm’s cancellation of a 245 million year contract with Bakers Serve food vending enterprise and hints at political pressure from GOP figures.
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North American Aviation
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Cameron Residents Brace for Hurricanes and Safety Steps
Cain in Cameron Parish outlines essential hurricane preparations including evacuation routes, securing property, stockpiling water and first aid, taping windows, boarding up, and arranging shelter for family members to ensure safety and easier rescue after a storm. The advisory emphasizes communication plans and staying informed during a hurricane event.
Shriver staff turmoil deepens as top posts vacant
Washington faces a mass exodus from Poverty Czar Sargent Shriver's War on Poverty staff led by possible departure of Theodore M. Berry. The friction over organization heightens concerns that the program may fall short of its goals without new leadership and stable management.
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Seidomt
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Conway
Poverts
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State Department
Walt Wr Rostow
Nicholas Johnson
Shriver-Conway
Souls Live In Hungary Dialog from a Hungarian Frontline View
Henry J. Taylor reflects on Hungary and the Iron Curtain from Hegyeshalom. He details fences, borders, and the fate of Hungarians, Czechs, and Soviets, noting 1956 bloodshed, refugee longing, and the Star Spangled Banner moment outside the American Embassy. He visits Solt and Mindszenty, remarking on endured confinement and resilient spirit.
Desalting Plant Clash Leaves Long Island Politics Heated
Nelson Rockefeller faces a federal funding setback as Lyndon Johnson critics argue a bigger federal plant could outshine the state plan. Washington weighs a 250 million gallon daily facility to aid New York and New Jersey drought areas, with timing tied to the New York City mayoral race and broader electoral leverage.
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Albany
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Els
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John Lindsay
New York State
Wartime to postwar shifts loom in Senate briefings
Washington sources report War Department spokesmen promising early discharge of troops as policy goals push toward six million released by nearing year end. Congress advances postwar airport buildup as arms plans signal discharge increases and plant scores fall. A Texas registrar notes fall semester enrollments amid scattered names and dates.
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Senate
Neurral
Offhand Thoughts on Adults and Society
A collection of aphoristic musings contrasts aging, gender, fear, and humanity. It weighs women appearing youthful against men’s gaze, notes fear of illness, jokes about isolation, and critiques rugged individualism and sincerity in dogs versus humans.
Professors See Global Population Decline Trend
Populations experts warn of looming fertility drops as projections say a majority in coming decades may live in nations with shrinking birth rates. Freeman of Michigan predicts declines in India Pakistan China and other high concentration regions, urging policy action and open discussion to avert worsening poverty.
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Population Studies Center
University of Michigan
America
Dud Hie
Japan
Freeman
India
Pakistan
China
Africa
Texas Water Development Board Names Executive Director
The Texas Water Development Board plans to contract with the US Geological Survey to prepare new maps for West Texas. Joe Go Moore Jr is named executive director, described as experienced in government and capable of advancing the state’s water planning program. The board acknowledges deficits in water and maps for the region.
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US Geological Survey
Joe Go Moore Jr
Texas Water Development Board
Texas Water Planning
West Texas
San Angelo
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