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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1963

Page

18

Foreign Aid Debate Looms Over Kennedy Budget

The Avalanche-Journal notes Kennedy proposes 4.5 billion dollars for foreign aid, a cut of 420 million from earlier plans, while the farm value of South Plains cotton reaches 390 million. The piece argues waste and limited impact, warning Congress may trim but not end the program as fiscal 1964 requests total about 98.8 billion.

Yes Avalanche-Journal America South Plains Kennedy Clay Committee Washington Capitol Hill Congress Legislative Branch Tennyson

Dry First Quarter 1963 Sparks Dreath Talk in Texas

State Climatologist Robert B. Orton reports a dry first quarter across Texas with only Wichita Falls above normal rainfall and March the driest since 1925 at Austin. Dallas Abilene also post their driest three months on record. The piece notes speculation about another long drought era beginning, citing past episodes.

Robert B. Orton Austin Dallas Abilene Texas Walter B. Moore Texas Almanac Orton

Odd Phrase Reappears About IRS and Expense Accounts

A fragment mentions the Internal Revenue Service after expense accounts and a traveling man no longer using a swindle sheet, implying changes in accounting language or practices. The sentence is unclear and lacks concrete events or individuals.

Internal Revenue Service

Robinson Crusoe island scene hints at contentment

The passage reflects on Robinson Crusoe’s idealized happiness on a solitary island in contrast to modern disturbances. It contrasts Dobbin’s faults with a life free from misplaced keys and noisy urban life.

Obinson Crusoe Dobbin

Simile: helpless cook as power fails during meal prep

A simile compares a cook's struggle to prepare a meal with a power outage, highlighting helplessness and disruption. The image emphasizes how reliance on electricity stalls routine tasks.

Lubbock Avalanche-Journal's 1963 subscription rates page

The page lists daily and Sunday editions pricing for Morning, Evening and Sunday combined plans, with carrier and mail rates for Lubbock and outlying areas, plus a pledge of allegiance and page citation dated April 4, 1963. It notes association with wire services and names staff.

South Plains Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc 8Th St Ave. J. Lubbock Texas Texas Daily Press League Dallas Associated Prony United Press International Parker F. Prouty Chak. A. Guy Egg Sete Mass United States of America Lubbock, Tex

Wright Attacks Defense Contract for TFX Fighter

In a House echoing with debate over the $7 billion Defense Department award, Representative Jim Wright denounced the closed matter and the McNamara contract to General Dynamics and Grumman for the TFX fighter, urging scrutiny amid military advice and Congressional pressure.

Bob Considine EW York Jim Wright Texas Wilbur Orville House of Representatives Defense Department Kipling Wright Robert Strange McNamara General, Dynamics and Grumman Sig Pratt & Whitney Defense Department Congress Capitol Dome Sen. McClellan Rudyard Kipling General Dynamics Convair Division Fort Worth Convair Boeing

Language grows with man's expanding horizon, Robb says

Inez Robb argues Parkinsons Third Law on language as a tool that expands to fit human progress. She coins Robbs Law: language grows with mans expanding horizon through psychoanalysis space and atomic age terms, noting Freud and Einstein reshaped vocabulary.

Inez Robb Fphere C. Northcote Parkinson Parkinson Mortician Robb’s Sigmund Freud Albert Einstein Robb Jack Kerouac Freud

Justices Show Common Touch at Supreme Court

Tourists hear the Supreme Court justices speak plainly while cases unfold. Hugo Black William Douglas Potter Stewart Byron White Warren and Goldberg are described as individual, down to earth yet solemn, with Warren injecting humor and the court maintaining sharp questions and attentive bodies.

Saint Ashington Supreme Court Missouri Earl Warren Philadelphia Tully Hugo Black Clay County Ala William Douglas Maine Minnesota Potter Stewart Jackson Mich Byron Whizzer) White Fort Collins Colo Black Arthur Goldberg John Harlan Goldberg William Brennan Tom Clark White Young Barrett Prettyman U.S. Court of Appeals District of Columbia Prettyman Warren Harlan

Red Raider football opens spring practice in two-shift session

Tech's spring drills began with a two-shift workout led by Coach Dell Morgan. Twenty-nine players attended, including nine returning varsity players and seven from the 1942 freshman squad. Separate reports listed the roster with positions for tackles guards backs centers and ends among the participants.

Red Raider Tech Dell Morgan Enda Roy Williams Ralph Geddie William Banks J. E. Branton Charles Read Jr Silas Duffey Delmer Wood Dick Tadlock Gerald Crossen Clyde Hall Charlie Thompson

Pearson Faces Tough Fight In Canada Election

In Canada, the election centers on whether the country can remain united amid English French divisions and whether a Liberal or Tory government can command stability. Lester B. Pearson is portrayed as sincere and experienced but indecisive, while John Diefenbaker is praised as a strong campaigner and effective salesman. Polls show Liberal leads narrowing as the Social Credit party gains.

United States Canada Diefenbaker North America Pearson Lester B. Pearson Liberal Party China Bay Street Wall Street Jeader Pearson Adilai Adlai Stevenson Liberals Conservatives Tories Social Credit Party

Padre Appropriation Bill Advances to Senate

The House approved an Interior Department appropriation of 1.5 million dollars for initial planning and land purchases for Padre Island National Seashore. The bill moved to the Senate as part of a larger supplemental funding measure. Congress had authorized the seashore last year.

Washington UPI Interior Department Padre Island National Seashore Senate House National Seashore Area Congress

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