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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1966
Page
4
A fragmented diary-style column blends anecdotes from Crosbyton barber shops with musings on hobbies and social quirks. John Alexander recalls a barber encounter, while miscellaneous vignettes critique modern life and Uncle Sam tax bite, ending with a stray line about violence.
Washington reports the House labor committee revived the investigation led by Chairman Adam Clayton Powell amid questions over spending and a proposed two million dollar program linked to Chicago. Republicans claim credit. insiders see a move to secure more funds while details remain unclear.
Washington notes Rep. Ezekiel C. Gathings argues housewives are wiser than critics claim and that product labels clearly show contents and weights. A grocery test in his district is recounted, highlighting label clarity versus confusing sizes and brand names.
The editorial honors George Washington on his birthday, praising his vision and leadership. It notes his pivotal role at history’s turning points, his risk to life and fortune, and his ability to unite a nation after harsh Revolutionary War trials. It cites Jefferson’s praise of Washington as a good and great man.
Victor Riesel reports that rugged waterfront labor leaders plan direct action to halt shipments supplying the Viet Cong. They vow to close ports to enemy trade despite treaties, pushing against foreign shippers and Haiphong exports that fund Hanoi. Labor officials claim U.S. policy allows undercutting shipments while targeting vessels tied to the war effort.
A columnist warns of a coordinated U S boycott targeting ships tied to North Viet Nam ports. The piece asserts AFL-CIO leadership backing, calls for dockside protests, and urges exclusion of NATO-flown vessels from American harbors. It stresses solidarity among waterfront workers and potential wide disruption.
Sylvia Porter explains how providing support to dependents who live in their own homes can break the 600 deduction rule when fair rental value is high. Case examples show how courts treat contributions from parents and divorced husbands, and how to calculate support without counting services.
A satirical column sketches social set at cocktail parties with bankers wives and society figures, amid quips by Swope Woollcott and a movie studio scene. Nods to Taxman and a school incident cap the overheard snippets.
The speaker cites a spiritual law and urges facing trials with faith. He notes God limits temptation and shares that suffering tests and strengthens believers, echoing the idea that enduring hardship leads to solidarity with Christ.
A disrupted evening at a Lubbock venue led to a minor incident as patrons clashed over seating. Police isolated the area and returned order without injuries reported.
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