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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1963
Page
3
The piece examines the looming 1964 presidential race as Kennedy faces a tough bid for reelection and opponents probe for weaknesses. It notes the “whispering campaign” and hints that both sides will scrutinize administration moves, signaling an unprecedented, battleground year ahead.
Opinion argues that modern tech has made youth unnecessary and enforced idleness via absent chores. Some blame overindulgent parents for shielding children from effort. The piece notes idleness breeds discontent and trouble, urging reflection on ease-focused society.
Obinson Crusoe would have been happy on that island but Reds intrusion did not bother him. The piece notes a backward area where riots never occur and an after dinner speaker spoiled many meals with pompous talk.
Lubbock Morning Edition newspaper page notes publication details, staff roles, and subscription rates for various delivery options in Lubbock Texas. It lists Parker F Prouty as President, Chas A Guy as Editor and Publisher, with rates for morning, Sunday, and combined editions by carrier or mail. The date is February 19, 1963.
A Special Correspondent describes how Soviet aircraft movements over the Chukchi peninsula were tracked from SAC underground headquarters and NORAD in Colorado Springs, with officials noting the flights as routine and not threatening unless they altered course toward Alaska.
Column by Inez Robb argues that dependent child welfare and Aid to Dependent Children funding face moral scrutiny as Arizona considers denying benefits to mothers with multiple illegitimate children. She urges fostering and sterilization as needed, condemns punishing children, and calls for societal responsibility to protect vulnerable youths.
Banking leaders and corporate executives who backed Kennedy's tax cut now qualify their support as they demand budget restraint. In remarks from the Bankers Trust Co annual report and comments by First National City Bank and others, they warn deficits and inflation risk if spending rises. The Chamber of Commerce and National Retail Merchants Association also call for spending cuts to accompany tax relief.
Sam Ares seaman first class on leave after Solomons battles and Albert L. Ares seaman first class an aerial gunner in training at Corpus Christi both share time off. They are sons of Mr and Mrs Albert Ares of the L-7 ranch south of Seminole. Roscoe Wilson PTA reports membership over 200 and a nominating committee for next year. A founders day observance notes. In Washington housewives stock up before rationing. Opposition grows to Allred’s nomination to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals after his Texas district court resignation last summer.
Juan, a 28 year old Cuban mechanic and clandestine opponent of Castro, tells of leaving his wife and three children after labeling by authorities. He sailed toward Florida in a makeshift boat with supplies hidden along the coast, was rescued near Miami after 50 hours at sea, and faces a uncertain resettlement while Cuba's distress grows.
The Supreme Court declined to review Ricky a six year old German shepherd sentenced to death in Virginia for sheep killing. Owner Jim Laing of Pearlsburg Va appealed alleging denial of due process begun in 1960. Ricky’s whereabouts remain undisclosed with reports he is not in Virginia. Italy exports 226 million dollars in autos last year up 11 percent while imports rose 66 percent to 46.1 million dollars.
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