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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1963
Page
8
A recent study of six profitable and six less profitable U S industries finds higher profits align with higher wages and more investment in research. Workers benefit from modern equipment, and efforts to damp profits through oppressive policies threaten employment and economic growth.
A report on the United States eyeing Mars as a future manned mission goal notes more than 30 companies responded to a federal Space Agency bill seeking studies on possible manned missions to Mars within about two decades. Only a few may enter bids by the December 18 deadline, with projected costs well above lunar program estimates.
Special Correspondent Bob Considine reports on Sidney Salomon and Dr. of St. Lasts Dr. of St. Lasts and others visiting the White House to view and discuss a final photograph of the President. The event centers on a suggested image of John peeking from beneath the presidential desk, seen during a national Democratic party fund use.
A reflection on the calm White House transitions from the Kennedy to the Johnson era. Jacqueline Kennedy and Lady Bird Johnson are praised for dignity, efficiency, and taste during moves, with contrasts to earlier presidential relocations and decor changes.
The article narrates Paul’s dangerous journeys and narrow escapes as a Roman citizen. It recounts his protected custody under Lysias and Festus, his insistence on rights, and his travels from Sidon aboard a cargo ship carrying 276 men including Luke. It references events leading to his claim before the Emperor.
Washington report portrays Lyndon Johnson as personally hospitable and skilled at persuading lawmakers. Charlie Halleck recalls White House tours and Johnson’s knack for soothing tax debates. The piece compares Johnson favorably to Kennedy, noting his hands on approach and long talks with old allies to pass civil rights legislation.
A Thursday morning meeting at the Hilton main ballroom will discuss speeding the current war chest drive in Lubbock and Crosby County. Leaders and business representatives were invited to report at the next Medical Auxiliary meeting at the Hilton hotel. Deadline notices warned stockmen and farmers to file their 1963 estimated income and victory tax declarations by midnight today.
Richard Starnes surveys Abe Fortas from Yale Law School to Supreme Court confidant of President Johnson. The profile traces Fortas’s early New Deal roles, shifts under Ickes and Thurman Arnold, Navy service, and ascent via legal prowess and insider connections, noting Baker’s backing and Fortas’s enduring influence in Washington.
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