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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1960

Page

3

Security clash clouding Western strategy and power balance

The piece weighs shifting US and allied security postures amid rising Soviet secrecy and buildup. It cites Secretary Gates asserting US strength while Allen Dulles warns of Russian preparations and refusal of inspections. The analysis stresses vigilance, varied perspectives, and the need to deter a surprise attack while pursuing reassurances.

United States Western Alliance Thomas Gates Allen Dulles Central Intelligence Agency Dulles Kremlin Gates Russia Moscow U.S

Gasoline tax receipts may shrink as compact cars rise

The article notes that widespread use of compact cars could reduce gasoline consumption and cut tax revenues for both federal and state governments. It suggests potential increases in other taxes to offset the shortfall, including federal income taxes, a federal sales tax, and similar state levies, amid growing car ownership.

Washington

Beards as Nonconformist Sign in Beatnik Era

A columnist notes that Beatnik style in the United States England and France features many young men with beards as a protest against conformity. The piece ponders what nonconformists would do if beards became common and everyone shaved again to protest.

United States England France

Lubbock Avalanche Journal Publication Details and Rates

The notice outlines newspaper production in Lubbock with morning and evening editions, names staff and agencies, and lists subscription prices for various durations and combinations. It includes a pledge to the flag and republic for which it stands.

Oorth Plains Democratic Lubbock Avalanche Journal Avalanche Journal Publishing Company. Inc Te Wr J. Luk Texas Rationel Texas Daily Press League Dallas Apsccigied Press United Press International Cerner Wee United States of America

Opening of Olympics Triggers Rome Traffic Chaos

In Rome the Olympic Games bring heavy auto traffic and a clash over control. Officials propose signs and one way streets to tame the chaos, while drivers and residents grapple with the disruption as visitors and Milko Skofic return to the Appian Way estate amid the bustle.

Bob Considine Leonardo da Vinci Olympic Area Rome

Guns By The Pound The London Tailor Made Pair

Susan recounts a visit with cousin Fred to a British gunsmith for a tailored pair of hunting guns. Prices reach 750 pounds each, total 1 500 pounds, with delivery in two years and urgent need to finish the purchase in four months. The story mixes money, fashion, and the surreal care in fitting a custom pair.

Susan Mason-Dixon Line Fred Givenchy Cousin Fred London

Not Easy Farm Problem Faces Kennedy Nixon Clash

Washington, Sen. John F Kennedy faces no easy farm solution as his brain trust splits over a quick partial action. VP Nixon learns the same lesson while NFU leaders and Harvard advisers press costly parity plans amid political friction and rising surpluses.

Ray Tucker Ashington John F. Kennedy Nixon Sen. Kennedy Fdr Willard Cochrane University of Minnesota Cochrane John Kenneth Galbraith Harvard Kennedy Galbraith Department of Agriculture NFU Afl-Cio Meany-Reuther NFA Farm Bureau Federation National Grange Ezra Taft Benson Benson Quentin N. Burdick North Yakota Sec Henry JL. Ahlgren University of Wisconsin John A. Hannah University of Michigan Capitol Hill House

Oldtimers elect new officers at Panhandle fair reunion

W P Florance of Slaton is chosen president for 1941 with Ben Dixon of Lubbock as vice president and Mrs Nettie Edwards as secretary treasurer at the Lubbock County oldtimers reunion in the Boy Scout Building. Outgoing officers include Judge J J Dillard and Mrs W P Florance. TAHORA notes new Marion G Brady Post officers with Marshall Stewart and others installed. Hungarian Romanian ministers summoned to Vienna as Balkan crisis tightens amid Soviet clashes in Bucharest.

Lubbock County Boy Scout Panhandle-South Plains Fairgrounds Oldtimers W. P. Florance Slaton Ben Dixon Lubbock Nettie Edwards Northwest of Lubbock Eidwards Marion G. Brady American Legion Lubbock Legion Marshall Stewart Houston Haire John Slover Roy FE. Edwards Harry Roddy Sam Holland Legion Charles Whitacre C. E. Luce Allen Bros George Berry State Rehabilitation Board Hal Lattimore Lewis Murfee A. C. Jackson The Sons of American Legion Budapest Hungary Vienna Italy Germany Balkan Russia Galeazzo Ciano Rumania Bucharest

Soviet picks Hallinan as American observer in Powers trial

The Soviets invite Vincent Hallinan to Moscow as the American observer for the Powers U-2 pilot trial. Hallinan, a San Francisco attorney with a controversial record, had previously defended Harry Bridges and Marion Bachrach and faced suspensions for contempt and tax evasion. The piece questions why Moscow selected him and predicts he will advocate Soviet jurisprudence and condemn the Pentagon and CIA.

Soviet Russia Vincent William Hallinan San Francisco Francis G. Powers Hallinan United States Moscow American Sokolsky Bar Association Communist Party Harry Bridges Marion Bachrach Independent Progressive Party The Civil Rights Congress National Lawyers Guild Europe McNeil] Island Federal Penitentiary Bridges Pentagon CIA Lfe Russia Park Avenue Rus

Civil War Arm Cache Found Under Atlanta Street

Workmen digging for a pipeline along Decatur Street underpass in Atlanta uncovered a Civil War arsenals cache. The find includes cann on balls boxed, battering shells field artillery shells grape shot and rifles. The Georgia Historical Society calls it a very interesting historical find. The Battle of Atlanta began in July 1864 and ended with Confederate evacuation in September.

Atlanta Decatur Street Beverly Dubose The Georgia Historical Society

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