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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1962

Page

3

Texas Vending Tax Ruling Narrowed on 25 Cent Sales

The Texas ruling remits to the Counter only taxes on sales of 25 cents or more, not total sales. A Lubbock firm, V and M Vending, was among the plaintiffs in a suit against State Comptroller Calvert. The sales tax, enacted last summer, aimed to reduce a near 100 million deficit and lifted the state toward a temporary black in May. The decision prompts further test cases and possible changes to the law amid broad public interest.

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Visit With Billionaire Paul Getty In Guilford England

Special correspondent notes Paul Getty as a clean living American billionaire. Getty explains Beirut conversations and delays, denying sensational stories. He welcomes visitors and describes a grand paneled reception room at his estate once owned from the Duke of Sutherland.

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Pro and Con Women Discussing Men Panel

Phyllis Battelle reports on show business stars Betty Furness Suzy Parker Carol Burnett Julie Newmar and Jane Fonda discussing American men and tenderness versus toughness. They argue tenderness signals inner strength and a gentlemanly character despite public judgment, with Getty highlights and digs at modern macho stereotypes.

Phyllis Battelle York Betty Furness Suzy Parker Carol Burnett Julie Newmar Jane Bonda Miss Furness Miss Burnett

Mead Endorses Outdoor Living Strength for Men

Dr Margaret Mead and a fellow anthropologist argue outdoor environments strengthen men and curb the domesticated city male. She cites Western states as likeliest to produce stronger men and notes not all Westerners or city men fit stereotypes.

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Governmental Workforce Burden in State Local and Federal Sectors

Plain figures show 6 six million workers are employed by state and local government about one in eleven. Adding over 2 million federal workers highlights why government costs stay high.

Filler Notes On Averages And Truthfulness

The passage comments on an error in a newspaper filler about a lead pencil drawing 71 miles and notes a child drawing long lines. It then cites a psychologist on elderly truthfulness, noting an exception is the lie about feeling younger or better.

Dense people rarely stay tense

A compact observation notes that individuals with high density or heavy traits seldom exhibit tension, suggesting a calm, steady demeanor in challenging situations. The idea contrasts common stress responses and hints at resilience among those described as dense.

Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Opens August 4, 1962

The piece, dated August 4 1962 from Lubbock Texas, shows the paper’s masthead with publication details and pricing notes including a 51.30 charge and 15 cent monthly figure, referencing the U S flag and national unity.

Lafayette Square Histories East of the White House

The piece recounts Lafayette Square’s historic houses and figures from Daniel Webster and John Hay to Judith Benjamin and Andrew Jackson. It notes Kennedy’s order barring new monumental government buildings on the square and laments preservation as a showplace of American progress and patriotism.

Sara United States Kennedy Lafayette Square White House Athens Forum Rome Place de la Concorde Paris Tower of London Abraham Lincoln Decatur House Daniel Webster Congress U.S. Chamber of Commerce John Hay Lincoln McKinley Judah Benjamin Henry Adams England Ford Lewis Powell John Wilkes Booth Seward Madison Avenue Daniel Edgar Sickles Tammany Francis Scott Key Young Key Sickles Capital Andrew Jackson Rockefellers Colonial Williamsburg Virginia

Trade bill debate highlights U S export growth and Market links

George Meany and George Sokolsky discuss Kennedy trade legislation, noting exports rose from 2.2 billion in 1934 to 20 billion in 1961 and 20.9 billion in early 1962. They warn on Common Market barriers, need for negotiation, and risks of neomercantilism amid global blocs and wage-linked export patterns.

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Southeast Asia Treaty Organization to host air transport conference

Bangkok will host a three day conference sponsored by the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization from August 8 to 10. The meeting aims to improve knowledge of air transport engineering in the region and gather engineers and officials from member nations.

Bangkok Thailand Southeast Asia Treaty Organization

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