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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1966
Page
4
A columnist muses on the fatigue of hearing both sides in debates, noting that only neighbors truly listen to opposing views and reflecting on the toll of constant argument. The piece blends social commentary with a wry, observational tone.
The text speculates that Justice William O. Douglas might retire from the Supreme Court for privacy. It notes discussions among friends and a possible marriage to a college acquaintance as a potential, unforeseen national boon. The marriage itself is deemed less important than the retirement.
Mary McGrath argues that suburbia offers no real advantages over cities with hot houses sparse trees and weak services. She mocks open planning and praises city life while decrying teens and the suburban weekend ritual of yard and mower culture.
Washington debate over airline strikes centers on the AFL-CIO and its 1 million members. George Meany warns Congress against back-to-work legislation while President Johnson is seen as sympathetic to labor. Chair Harley O. Staggers proposes binding arbitration if talks fail. Machinists Union eyes sentiment, possible rejection of arbitration, and potential back-to-work law passage. The piece warns against perceived power arrogance and cites 100 million voters.
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report Alex Rose the Hatters Union chief and Liberal party boss undermines Frank O Connor’s Democratic bid for governor. Liberal policy committee opposes nominating O Connor, risking 200000 to 400000 Liberal votes and hampering Robert F Kennedy’s alignment with Rose.
Judge J Edward Lumbard argues police wiretaps could substitute for confessions but the piece notes wiretapping is unconstitutional and a violation of the rights against self incrimination. It discusses Miranda v Arizona and calls for constitutional amendment ideas while criticizing ethics in criminal law. The article also covers Liberal party politics in New York involving Rose O Connor Kennedy Rockefeller and Roosevelt in context of the Democratic nominating process.
Ronald Reagan discusses his political future here in blunt terms with the writer. He faces Gov. Pat Brown’s machine and opposition from Washington, labor groups, and civil rights organizers while aiming to polarize the protest vote and avoid bait that could expose him.
Beauford Jester and Homer Rainey extend their run off campaign with every available radio minute. Texas retail sales rise 28.3 percent in July per Bureau of Business Research. UN chose five sites in Westchester County for the United Nations headquarters plan.
A House subcommittee questions the naming of 70 cent burgers at the Capitol Hill restaurant. Chairman George W. Andrews seeks a 25 cent price cut, arguing affordable meat would boost morale and public support.
Washington Star notes the Peppermint Sway as a cautious improvement over past dances. It allows limited direct contact with elbow grip and palm swaying to a cha-cha beat while younger dancers avoid more rambunctious gyrations. The piece suggests future progress toward more established dances.
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