Keeping Old Glory Flying: Muleshoe Embraces Flag Initiative
Bailey County neighbors join Carroll Pouncey and Gilbert Lamb in promoting daily flag displays in Muleshoe. The effort aims to inspire pride, encourage widespread adoption beyond town lines, and support local banners despite frequent wind damage. The plan may spread to Lubbock and other West Texas communities as Marine Corps Reserve members explore affordable flag displays for homes.
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Oath Plains
New Mexico
Muleshoe
Bailey County
Carroll Pouncey
Pouncey and Lamb
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock
Marine Corps Reserve
Muleshor
Gil Lamb
OA USA
Progress in Lubbock street lighting boosts NE district
A new stretch linking Parkway Drive to Idalon Highway extends two miles, improving lighting for motorists and a growing residential area on Lubbock's Northeast side. The city notes notable improvements in nocturnal visibility, though side streets still need work. In Massachusetts a man received 30 days after squirting a police officer with a water pistol, provoking outrage over what some call an unfair law against harmless fun.
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Lubbock
Parkway Drive
Massachusetts
Morning Edition Pricing and Pledge Notice
The snippet shows a faded pricing page for Morning and Evening editions with subscription rates listed for 1 year 6 months and 3 months, plus a pledge of allegiance to the United States. It is a partial damaged OCR from the Lubbock Avalanche Journal.
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iMornine Baitin
Democratic
SmorTing Ang
Lubbock
Avalanche Journal
Averanene Journa
Om Berend Ave Dd
Lrturkreas Seton
Tehastoaily Press League
Ull
Tre Associates Press
Ecg
United
Prese International
Nsw
Carnet
Bork
Second guesses on Powers case dominate Washington debate
Special correspondent notes how U S reactions to Francis Powers capture in Moscow shifted from weather story to admission of overflight and the U2 ban. The piece contrasts cautious statements from Washington, Khrushchev’s pressure, and Britons urging a tougher line, with calls for a firm stance and continued surveillance.
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Bob Considine
New York
Francis Powers
Moscow
U.S
Powers
Sverdlovsk
Khrushchev
World Organization
Considine
Baruch Reaches 90 with Sharp Mind and Style
Special Correspondent notes Bernard Baruch, at 90, maintains mental alertness and physical vitality. He will celebrate quietly at his New York home, declining interviews, while receivingGlobal good wishes, and planning a busy schedule including Europe trips, autobiography work, and wintering in South Carolina.
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Inez
Bernard Mannes Baruch
Baruch
New York
Olf Feller
Winston Churchill
England
Bite
Europe
Wealthy men not liberals? election year analysis
Sturgis Daily Journal examines how inherited wealth influences presidential prospects. It cites Franklin D. Roosevelt, W Averell Harriman, Adlai Stevenson, John F. Kennedy and others as examples of wealth shaping political credibility while critiquing perceived hypocrisy among liberal elites and the changing ethical climate in politics.
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Mark P. Haines Sturgis
Daily Journal
Gturgis
United States
Teddy Roosevelt
John
D. Rockefeller
Nelson
New York State
White House
John L. Wick
Washington
Human Events
Franklin D. Roosevelt
W. Averell Harriman
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Mennen
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Elshe Rockefeller
Robert Kerr
Oklahoma
Chester Bowles
William Benton
Connecticut
Misiel
Sen
Joseph Clark
Pennsylvania
Herbert Hoover
Rockefeller
Sen. Kennedy
Woolworth
Althousheither
Rattlesnake bites local woman. hospital treatment ends
Mrs. Lessie Reece, 40, was bitten on her left foot by a five-rattle rattler at her farm near Ropesville. The snake was killed, she received emergency care at St. Mary's, and was released after treatment. In other notes, Texas Tech summer exams and commencement plans were announced, plus campus personnel changes at dorm No. 1. In Mexico City, Leon Trotsky was attacked with a pickaxe and pistol, suffering skull and other injuries, with surgeons reportedly optimistic about his survival.
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Ropesville
Lessie Reece
St. Mary's Hospital
Reece
Mexico City
Leon Trotsky
Russia
Coyoacan
Theis
Jacques Mortan
Trotsky
Jose Manuel
Federal District Police
OGPU
Joseph Stalin
Flag and Anthem as National Symbols in American Life
A columnist argues for universal display of the flag and execution of the national anthem at public gatherings. He cites reactions to an American flag at rehearsal, defends patriotism, and urges Americans, especially youth, to embrace national symbols at concerts, theaters, and events.
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Sokolsky
Carpenter
Hunt
America
Sir Thomas
Beecham
Carnegie Hall
Tangled
Changig
Nixon's Daughter Crowned Donut Queen in National Week
The president's daughter Patricia Nixon was named Donut Queen during National Donut Week, receiving a crown and throne in a light hearted ceremony. The event, noted in Washington, drew attention as part of a fundraising drive and public celebration.
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Nixon
York
Richard M-Nixon
Patricia Wll
Ph Nation
Chies
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United Nations
China
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Lubbock Morning Avalanche
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