Johnson’s Senate record praised as strong and productive
The piece lauds Lyndon B. Johnson for a distinguished Senate career culminating in his resignation. It notes his leadership, his impact on Texas and the nation, and expresses confidence he will excel as Vice President and restrain the incoming administration. Texans and Americans alike are urged to acknowledge his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Texas
Peope
Johnson City
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Paradox in Kennedy stance on jobs and immigration
The piece questions President Kennedy's dual stance, noting concern about unemployment and recession while approving broader immigration. It argues increasing immigrants could worsen job competition amid automation, suggesting a paradox in policy. It references Kennedy’s reliance on minority support and Harvard influence, casting doubt on the reasoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Harvardians
Discipline called top problem in schools worldwide
Dr. Lawrence E. Vredevoe of UCLA says classroom discipline is the No 1 issue plaguing teachers globally after a six month study tour of Europe and the Middle East. He notes causes vary by country but agree on the hard enforcement in the U S while home school ties and self discipline offer advantages. The problem appears world wide with no definite solution yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Middle East
Lawrence E. Vredevoe
University of California At
Los Angeles
U.S
Mid. East
Dee Vee
Air conditioning to cool Alamo as Times change
Changing Times notes that modern visitors find the Alamo hot and uncomfortable, prompting plans to air condition the shrine. The piece contrasts past visitors in coonskin caps with today’s demand for comfort, illustrating how times alter experiences at a storied Texas landmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Great Shrine of Liberty
the Alamo
Work ethic urged to ease daily worries in 1961 editorials
In a 1961 Lubbock Avalanche-Journal page four column, the piece urges hard daily toil as a solution to stress and troubles. It reflects editorial stance of the paper, tied to national press associations and the flag salute language. A note lists city, date, and publication details of the Lubbock Texas edition.
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Erpine
Democratic Pewspaber
Cane
Semen Adaz
el ‘Avalanche Journal
Evening "Publishing Company. Inc
Lubbock
Texan National Representatives
Texas ‘Press League
Amber
United Prose
Cines Ponincn
Laboce
Texas
Gee
A. Lubbock
Year in review of headlines and faces by Considerine
Special correspondent Bob Considine reflects on a tumultuous year in journalism and world events. He recalls January briefings with Lt. Gen. Pete Quesada, Eisenhower travel prep, and debates on Cuba. February visits to South America showcase political tension, public demonstrations, and iconic moments including a Chilean mother with a sick baby. April contrasts of Moscow hospitality and religious imagery, May recalls Kennedy in West Virginia, a Kentucky Derby, and Khrushchev's tense Paris era press conference.
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Bob Considine
York
Bill Hearst
Pete Quesada
Washington
Latin America
Eisenhower
State Department
Castro
Cuba
South America
Brasilia
Las Queza
Marcr
Great Dorado
Puerto Rico
Secret Service
Ben- Gurion
Hearst
Moscow
Leningrad
Ike
National Hotel
Kennedy
West Virginia
Paris
Khrushchev
Funds for Envoys Diplomatic Showdown Ahead
A columnist muses on American diplomatic attire and fund sourcing. He notes Eisenhower’s rejection of a silk top hat for a modest inaugural look and critiques the U.S. habit of funding diplomacy via private donors. He cites Kennedy’s push for funded posts and Dillon’s private chandelier purchases as examples, urging full governmental support for diplomacy.
Controversy Rises Over Constellation Carrier Program
Fire destroyed the upcoming Constellation supercarrier triggering a fierce budgetary and strategic feud in Congress. Debates pit large carriers against smaller ships, with Air Force missile plans and NATO concerns shaping policy as Kennedy prepares to take office.
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Ashington
Constellation
Navy
Adm
Arleigh A. Burke
Air Force
Pocket Money Costs Cut Into Budgets Quickly
A brisk line of spending warns that small cash outlays, though modest, accumulate fast and strain household budgets, prompting calls for prudent management. Local observers note practical steps to curb casual expenditures and safeguard savings.
1941 Lubbock permits total over $349000 set
Permits issued Thursday at city office totaling $22 100 with the week’s total at $349 637 35 including a $318 000 street and water improvements permit to the City of Lubbock. Largest was $9 000 for a D E Christopher apartment addition at 2323 9th St. Also four residential permits to Summers Webb Brad ley Woods and Webb plus a repair permit to Kleinschmidt and Thomas. Texas Tech hosts New Mexico Aggies in season opener at Tech gym.
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Jim Reid
Lubbock
D. E. Christopher
9Th St
S. A. Summers
H. E. Webb
Ave. L
J. L. Bradley
28Th St
L. B. Woods
W. E. Allen
20Th St
Webb
Broadway
F. A. Kleinschmidt
J. R. Thomas
Texas Tech
New Mexico Aggies
Tech Gym
Red Raiders
Raiders
New Mexico
Aggies
Techsans
Tech
Elvis Erwin
Bob Andis
Jake Geron
J. B. White
Norman Volz
Kennedy Aides Come Under Scrutiny For Policy Roles
President elect Kennedy begins shaping his administration with non political yet capable appointees. George E. Sokols ky notes Rusk and Acheson era patterns, Dillon chosen for Treasury signaling balanced budget aims, and Arthur Goldberg poised to steer Labor policy. Tennessee enrolls first Black undergrads Theotis Robinson Jr and Charles Edgar Blair register at University of Tennessee without disturbance.
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George E. Sokolsky
Kennedy
Sokolsky
State Department
Dean Rusk
Truman
Dean Acheson
Chester Bowles
Asia
Paul Nitze
Pentagon
Adlai Stevenson
United Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge
Khrushchev
Stevenson
Douglas Dillon
Eisenhower
Treasury
Wall Street
Eugene R. Black
The
International Bank
John Jay McCloy
Chase Manhattan Bank
New York State
Nixon
William Rogers
Department of Labor
Department of Commerce and Labor
Commerce
William B. Wilson
James J. Davis
William N. Doak
Frances Perkins
L. B. Schwellenbach
Maurice J. Tobin
Martin P. Durkin
James P Mitchell
Arthur Goldberg
Robert Kennedy
Tennessee University
Knoxville
Tenn
University of Tennessee
Theotis Robinson Jr
College of Liberal Arts
Charles Edgar Blair
College of Business Administration
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