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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1966
Page
4
Fragmented entry from April 11 1966 mentions Dallas Texas and national events. Readers see local notices and ongoing Lent topic coverage with brief incompletely captured phrases.
A column portrays Perm Aptheker as a controversial Communist figure and criticizes campus speakers for endorsing his views. The piece notes reactions from university officials and references debate over free inquiry vs indoctrination on U.S. campuses during Vietnam era tensions.
The article discusses recent Supreme Court obscenity cases including Ginzburg and others, noting justices' views on publishing and advertising and the implications for prurient interest and community standards. It presents a chaotic courtroom scene with Justices debating book and advertising cases and the impact on public reading.
A Gallup poll shows 61 percent favor a list of approved candidates by the American Bar Association for presidential selection. The piece notes historical party balance in nominations and critiques political considerations in federal judicial appointments.
A woman recounts a yearlong effort to quit smoking and the difficulties faced at home and while shopping. She describes a severe allergic reaction triggered by smoke exposure in a medical waiting room and a furniture store, leaving her with painful sinuses and eye irritation.
A sketch of Bobby Kennedy drawing backing from Wayne Morse and Berkeley students prompts discussion of a 1968 presidential bid. The piece notes Kennedy's political reach, possible alliances, and ongoing strategy while referencing potential rivals and the broader Viet Nam era movement.
Poland accuses France and Spain of endangering world peace and aiding Nazi science, prompting US calls for crackdown. Secretary Anderson says no bread rationing now amid wheat crisis, possible limits on flour distribution discussed. South Plains Army Air Field posts 147 civilian workers to meet a 1,001 employee quota, boosting annual payroll beyond $2 million. A veterans housing bill clearing the Senate aims to fast track 2,700,000 new dwellings by next year and returns to the House with amendments.
War on Poverty officials praise a pilot in Youngstown where 32 international students lived in slum homes with Neighborhood Youth Corps dropouts for nine days. They helped spruce up three blocks, boosting pride and encouraging schooling among participants and area residents.
An editorial based on a National Academy of Sciences report warns pollution threatens air water and soils across the United States. It cites sewage organic wastes chemical pollution and auto emissions with estimated crop losses and calls for strong national laws incentives and cross jurisdiction action.
The Indonesian Foreign Minister says his country is ready to renew ties with the United States and resume aid. The note comes as inflation tightens the global market and questions of alliance persist.
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