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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1966
Page
3
A collage of quotes and commentary reflects on politics, race, Vietnam, and daily life. Notable mentions include Edward W. Brooke, Leo Saltonstall, and broad reflections on the 1960s era campaigns, peace efforts, and public figures.
Rumors intensify that Vice President Hubert Humphrey may drift from the center as the Democratic left coalesces around Senator Robert Kennedy. Critics say his support for the Vietnam War and alignment with President Johnson hinder a future bid, while Kennedy’s rise on the left shapes the field.
A.W. answers Billy Graham explains worry arises from out of fellowship with God and urges an outright acceptance of Christ. He says worry chokes prayer faith and love and that trusting God frees one from habitual worry, even among Christians who revert to old habits.
The US Department of Agriculture predicts the Soviet Union will surpass the United States in milk production next year. The piece argues American dairy farmers could boost output quickly if desired, and notes domestic demand already limits further growth.
The Daily Oklahoman notes a humorous school paper joke where the question asks for the U S capital and the student answers AM over the world. The item sits in the lighter page with a playful line about geography and time.
Bennett Cerf recalls a boisterous Virginian who lashed out on a bus after being refused a seat and fired shots at a fleeing man. He admits drinking whiskey sours before the ride and the judge considers leniency. An intermission scene with Sir Laurence Olivier prompts a charity bus query. A misquoted reminiscence ends with Jack Dempsey claimed to be born in a house.
Widespread debate on the U S education system features Secretary Gardner warning it may yield too many troops and too few generals. Critics note campus riots and mass schooling may dull leadership, while others defend the aims of higher learning and student potential.
A 1966 labor report discussion links teen unemployment to labor shortages in key industries. It notes dropouts face poor long term prospects despite short term gains, stressing more vocational training and counseling to avert a bleak future.
A poem about J C Metcalfe who planned to retire to a distant climate free from ice and snow. He spoke of packing his belongings and leaving, promising friends he would not return, but six months later he came back to his town. The piece reflects on longing for a new place and the pull of home despite initial plans to move away.
President Johnson will present the annual State of the Union in a nationwide TV radio address to Congress next Tuesday night. The draft emphasizes Viet Nam over domestic issues and commits to no tax increase while outlining a budget over 100 billion dollars and a force buildup.
Chronicle of a noisy winter morning with power mower hums and reflections on aging. An expert notes Saturday as a risky driving day while many see the weekend as an end. The text blends musings on time aging and home parking as stories shift toward sadness.
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