JELLING Plan for 50th Street Zoning in Lubbock
The city plans to rezone 50th Street for commercial use while keeping it attractive and serviceable. Officials expect the corridor to remain nonresidential and advocate careful building spacing, signs control, and off street parking to avoid a chaotic mix unlike nearby areas.
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Lubbock
50Th Street
50Th
Gene Alderson
City Commission
Planning and Zoning Commission
Jack Eastman
34Th Street
Modern gadgets fail to shrink housewife’s work week
Dr Elizabeth Crandall of Rhode Island University says the housewife still clocks 52 hours 8 minutes weekly, about one hour longer than in 1929. Skeptics push for shorter hours while the routine tasks keep mounting.
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Elizabeth W. Crandall
Rhode Island University
Doctor Crandall
Reason Enough Story Sparks London Registry Rush
A London Registry Office rush saw over 700 marriages last Saturday while April 5 sets the deadline for tax relief on 1962 income. The romantic tale masks a practical push for relief and a sudden spike in nuptials.
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London
Moscow composers urged to seek work in factories and farms
The head of the Composers union in Moscow orders writers to abandon easy city life and find inspiration in factories and on collective farms. If nothing else, they will learn what perspiration is like as a trial of effort.
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Ussian
Composers Union
Moscow
Indianapolis
Mariner
Washington
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Ad Rates and Pledge Printed
Lubbock Avalanche Journal Morning Edition notice lists subscription rates for various plans in 1963. It includes daily morning, Sunday, morning and evening options with prices, plus the United States pledge and publication details for April 3, 1963.
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South Plaine
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
Std #1
Ave J. Lubbock
Texas
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Press International
Parker F. Prouty
Chas. A. Guy
Talbbock
United States of America
Republic
Lubbock, Tex
Considerine On The Line Nigeria Envoy Faces Threats
S. C. Adebo, Nigeria's permanent representative to the United Nations, has settled temporarily at least the ugly possibility that he and his family will be badly treated in public restaurants. He travels with his wife and children between New York and other stops, facing potential hostility.
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Bob Considine
York
S. C. Adebo
Nigeria
United
Washington
N. Y
Dick Tiger
Adebo
Niagara Falls
Canada
Impeachment Talk in a Department Store Bench Moment
A well-dressed older woman on a department store bench vents conspiratorial views claiming virus and weather plots, refugee subversion, and political impeachments. A younger shopper tries to interrupt as the monologue unfolds about polls, employment, and national fate before both leave.
Traveling Nigeria and Irish stopovers spark travel chatter
A Nigerian ambassador discusses racially aware travel and friendly encounters on American drives to Washington. Bill Maxwell promotes a 24 hour Europe Ireland stopover offering antique Irish village charm, pub culture, and Bunratty Castle banquet for globe trotter tourism.
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Europe
Ireland
Bill Maxwell
Rose
Bunratty Castle
Earl of Thomond
Considine
Saner View Of Court Needed By Andrew Tully
Column argues the Supreme Court interprets the Constitution within its nine-member bounds and reflects public opinion. It notes justices’ varied paths, frames debates over civil rights and privacy, and warns against government intrusion into organizations like the NAACP.
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Andrew Tully Orton Corres
I. Ashington
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Great Britain
United States
Florida Supreme Court
Theodore R. Gibson
Florida
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Douglas
Goldberg
Justice Black
Young Republican Club of
Sioux Falls
Washington is Dead Long Live Harding Capital Plan
A satirical proposal argues moving the U S capital to Harding South Dakota, near Castle Rock in Butte County. It lampoons politicians and bureaucracy naming places like Lobby Avenue Estes Park and the New Frontier Cultural Center to mock government expansion.
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South Dakota
Harding
Castle Rock
Butte County
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Lobby Avenue
Billie Sol Estes Park
LBJ
Southern Womanhood Museum
Youth House
Kinfolk Row
Congressional Waxworks
Hilton
New Frontier Cultural Center
Washington
Tashbel Baldwin Led Litchfield Parish and Funeral Ministry
Tashbel Baldwin of Litchfield Indiana served six years as pastor preaching 300 baptisms and officiating 2000 funerals while leading reconstruction efforts. Built from its debris 300 years after the original gateway was destroyed, his work marked a lasting revival.
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Tashbel Baldwin
Litchbield
Coni
Teldren
Marria
Kennedy to Speak at Air Force Academy Graduation
President Kennedy will deliver the commencement address for the 1963 Air Force Academy cadets at Falcon Stadium near Colorado Springs on June 5. Attendance may be by invitation if moved indoors to Arnold Hall due to weather. Kennedy will travel to New Mexico on June 6 to visit military installations at White Sands.
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AIR Force Academy
Colo
UPN
Kennedy
Falcon Stadium
Colorado Springs
Arnold Hall
Air Force
New Mexico
White Sands Proving Grounds
Childs playful vow about pony named for Uncle Alfred
A playful line expresses affection as a child says if Uncle Alfred buys a pony the narrator would name it after him. The quote suggests a lighthearted familial moment and a wish for a gift.
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Uncle Alfred
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