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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1963
Page
10
Alpine Texas readers hear a Public Forum note by W Lockhart and M D on 7 18 63 about a prosperity built on debt. The writer warns such prosperity erodes individual freedoms and shifts society toward a welfare state, invoking Roosevelt’s caution that peace and prosperity carry costs.
A July 18 letter by Dr. W E Lockhart recalls Don Yarborough and his liberal stance, praising courageous expression despite disagreement. The piece notes AMA fights against socialism, underscores the need for parties aligned with Yarborough or constitutional government, and mentions Governor Connally struggling with leadership and state rights amid freedom concerns.
Returns from the previous Democratic primary list county positions and vote totals for county judge sheriff and other offices. A Brewster County death is noted, detailing survivor relatives and years in the area. The Marathon area reports on encampment crowds, local sports, and visiting residents with multiple social notices and travels.
A Texas citation by publication commands El E Boggs to appear in Brewster County Justice Court Alpine by 10 AM first term after 42 days. Suit concerns an itemized bill for goods totaling 77.50 from Joe Brady dba Brady Texaco Service, with costs and fees sought. Also includes unrelated ad snippets for Ford cars and apparel.
The Alpine Avalanche published Thursdays in Alpine Texas lists address and staff including James W. Glasscock as Editor and Publisher, and notes subscription rates for Brewster Jeff Davis and Presidio counties. It states the paper is a second class matter and a policy to correct errors in the next issue upon notification.
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