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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1966
Page
8
A fragmentary column reflects on fiscal policy and higher taxes for Social Security and Medicare in 1966, noting wage earner burdens and political rhetoric. It touches on public mood, fear of price increases, and the public’s tolerance of tax hikes while recalling family and social scenes from Lubbock and local anecdotes.
Billy Graham answers a housewife’s note on drudgery by citing Carl Menninger and scripture. He says attitude transforms routine tasks into joy and that Jesus endured the cross with joy in God’s will. The speaker notes that companionship with God makes labor feel rewarding.
A fragmentary report recalls Private Gatttenhauber Jr learning about Vietnam through campus protests and peace demonstrations. It notes he deserted briefly, faced punishment, then returned to basic training, amid broader antiwar sentiment and Pentagon reflections on draft resistance.
The article argues rising alcohol use across income levels and regions driven by prosperity and leisure. It cites 87 percent of high earners drinking, more women drinking, and social norms shifting toward at‑home entertaining and dining out. It notes longer leisure time, lighter workweeks, and travel trends as factors.
The Lubbock Avalanche Journal Evening edition notes weekday publication with Sunday morning consolidation. Credits AP and UPI as wire services and lists advertising and press affiliations. Date appears as Monday Evening June 8 1986.
The piece argues society equates wealth and prestige with success but questions this measure. It highlights quiet, meaningful lives as more valuable than public triumphs, noting many seek status yet fail while those who focus on family and friendships can be more fulfilled and respected.
The piece attacks Communist propaganda over Viet Nam, arguing the United States should seek a Christmas cease fire and condemning material from Lynd, Aptheker, Hayden and Fanfani. It argues leftist pacifism and fellow travelers undermine U.S. credibility and prolong the war.
Ruth Millett discusses how women extend a No with explanations and alternatives while men end a matter with a simple No. She cites studies on communication and notes women often avoid harsh refusals to spare feelings, leading to ongoing discussion.
Senate Democratic Whip Lang aims to lead a series of public hearings exposing alleged price gouging and patent abuse by drug manufacturers. He plans investigations into federally funded vaccine patents and pneumonia vaccine rights, seeking legislation to curb profiteering and boost government oversight.
The piece lampoons afterlife travel by noting Bennett Cerf and a man who visits heaven then hell as a tourist. A punchline reveals the devils taunt that prior visits were as a tourist, contrasting mischief with blunt bureaucratic complaints about vague notes from a suggestion box.
A poem by J. C. Metcalfe explores dream filled longing under moonlight. The speaker imagines distant beloved eyes hands whispers and caresses, while floral imagery and dew bring tears as a subtle note of sorrow and yearning.
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