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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1963
Page
11
The article argues the U S economy is a dynamic free enterprise system, not Marx era capitalism. It credits quantity production, a vast domestic market, know how, and managerial skill, plus freedom from excessive government control, for higher wages and cheaper production. It claims socialism lags behind and warns against pauses that disrupt growth.
Special correspondent Ruth Montgomery visits 85,000 Jewish emigrants living in 230 kibbutz communities in Galilee. Families share all property, eat together, and educate children as a collective. Decisions by majority rule determine benefits and schooling paths.
The narrator visits Ein Gev on the Galilee shore near the biblical area of the demon herd story and Degania on the Jordan River as it flows toward the Dead Sea. Degania is described as the mother kibbutz, founded 53 years ago and serving as the model for others.
The piece recalls an after dinner lecture by an ambassador blaming the United States for vast foreign aid programs aimed at fighting hunger and poverty. He argues aid is self interest masking disinterested help and cites the Marshall, Truman, and Eisenhower doctrines while noting Western Europe’s recovery and security costs.
Ray Tucker comments on Cuba’s military buildup and potential threats to the United States. He predicts actions with OAS approval if needed, warns of global war risk, and addresses releases of Cuban prisoners and pressure dynamics with China. He also notes no evidence that US youth are taught anti patriotic views and ends with reflections on peace and value of effort.
An official announcement says the peacock is India's national bird after consultations with state governments and public opinion. The piece notes India’s border clashes with China and economic strains, reflecting on national pride and the choice.
Ireland faces heavy losses as most shamrock crops fail. Growers fear novelty makers abroad may flood markets with synthetic shamrocks. The piece ponders Irish in the United States marching in St Patrick's Day parades with synthetic lapel shamrocks.
The survey finds women and men share similar word experience and notes women turnover is faster. A man is quoted on not learning from others mistakes. Other lines reference risky behavior at grade crossings and a woman's suggestion to abolish the girdle highlighting fashion ideals.
A terse saying attributes influence to money and personal finances as leverage. It reflects a belief that economic means can affect actions, choices, or control in social interactions and negotiations. The phrase cautions about vulnerability to financial coercion.
The fragment lists the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Evening Edition with publication by Acarnal Publishing Company Inc in Lubbock Texas. It includes pricing for subscriptions and a pledge of allegiance dated February 13 1963 referencing the newspaper's address and affiliation.
City commissioners ordered a curfew study to determine if unaccompanied youths up to 16 should be off the streets at night. The investigating panel includes Dr J W Rollo Police Chief Don Reeder night chief S C Boyd and Army Flying School officers. Farm land on the West Texas high plains sees strong demand with prices rising 2.50 to 20 per acre for improved farms in Lubbock County costs to buy improved land range 40 to 75 per acre.
Henry J Taylor argues that U S credibility suffers from Kennedy Khrushchev deal over Turkey and Cuba. He alleges de Gaulle knew of the pact, cites NATO leakage and White House misstatements while detailing Soviet forces in Cuba including Blanzenko Dankevich Ushakov and Gussev with hundreds of tanks and thousands of troops near Havana. He calls for Kennedy to restore integrity of the presidency.
Anderson County Commissioners Court authorized County Judge Wayne Lawrence to hire a wolf trapper after farmers and ranchers in north central Anderson County reported wolves have taken a heavy toll on livestock in recent months.
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