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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1966
Page
3
The American Institute of Public Opinion and Gallup reveal only 46 percent see the ruling as bad and 24 percent good among an informed minority, while 30 percent have no opinion. The piece argues for stronger noise controls on motorcycles and scooters and notes concerns about self incrimination and policing efficacy.
The so called new leisure boosts demand for recreation items. Manufacturers and businessmen find it a bonanza as spending by leisure seekers grows yearly, expanding the economy and supporting various industries. The piece argues increased leisure spending benefits business, if not society.
Lubbock heard strong criticism of juvenile crime and a proposal to jail parents as a remedy. Judge Howard C. Davison urged holding parents liable for damages, but experts warn new statutes could hurt families financially. meanwhile Lubbock reports a drop in youth crime due to local police and juvenile division efforts.
In this open letter, David Lawrence argues for a national law banning labor trusts or monopolies and criticizes industry wide bargaining. He compares labor union influence to anti trust precedent, urges separate bargaining per company, and frames reform as civil rights for consumers and businesses.
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak argue the September election in South Vietnam tests the Viet Cong’s influence. They note sabotage attempts, a strong turnout could defeat the Viet Cong, and the vote may reveal public loyalty to President Johnson’s policy and a move toward free political institutions despite risks.
Andrew Tully critiques the World Council of Churches for its anti US stance on Viet Nam. He ridicules the Geneva conference and notes American delegates urged Johnson to free POWs and refrain from reprisals. He argues church criticism ignores communist abuses and implies hypocrisy in wartime reform calls.
Soviet Foreign Minister V M Molotov told a 21 nation peace conference that preparations for fresh acts of aggression are under way and that the wartime alliance against fascism must act against the Franco regime in Spain. In Washington the House sent to President Truman the three billion dollar furlough pay bill amid bond-payment dispute. In New York Andrei Gromyko said atom energy inspection is overrated and real control rests on UN cooperation. In Austin gubernatorial candidate Homer Rainey says Beauford Jester has only begun a political ball game leading to the August 24 runoff.
A humorous meditation on patience intuition and life lessons from a psychologist's view. The piece contrasts old days simplicity with modern financial education for a college son and notes a single folk song crafted for amusement.
Henry J. Taylor lauds Sing-Out 66 as a vibrant youth movement from 432 high schools and 43 states, with 53 groups touring 35,000 miles performing at 340 institutions and military bases. He cites reactions from Indianapolis to Germany, Walt Disney, and military academies as proof of its positive impact and criticizes public media for spotlighting countercultural figures.
The guest editorial supports the Texas Water Development Board plan as bold but notes flaws especially for West Texas. It argues Tarrant County must not relinquish water rights while seeking cooperation with the state board to ensure future supplies, citing Richland and Chambers Creek and local water-control efforts. A final aside mocks teen hair fashion.
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