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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1961

Page

3

Tax Cut Welcomed by Lubbock County Court

Lubbock County Commissioners Court plans to cut the tax rate from 83 to 80 cents per $100 valuation for 1962, the first change since 1956. County Judge Bill Davis cites bond payments and lower early-year dues as factors, while County Auditor Royal Furgeson notes rising valuations as the main cause. residents hope tax relief signals a broader trend.

Lubbock Davis Royal Furgeson Lubbock County

US warns UN on China entry policy

Dean Rusk says no decision yet on how to bar China from UN membership if the issue arises. A suggested policy notes that if Red China joins, the United States could withdraw from the UN, taking its key book with it.

Dretary Dean Rusk China United Nations United States of America

Price Of Success and the Midlife Challenge

WELL KNOWN physician Dr. John F Briggs of the University of Minnesota analyzes why many intelligent men collapse in late middle age. He links crises to the chase for success and urges starting with a positive self view in childhood to accept liabilities and set realistic goals. The piece notes the need to redefine success for modern ambitious Americans. Oranges are the most popular fruit in America, bananas are second.

John F. Briggs University of Minnesota Briggs

Lubbock Avalanche-Journal July 1 1961 page four notice

The fragment presents the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal imprint with publishing details under Publishing Company and Parker Prouty Chan Gut president. It notes advertising and postage paid at Lubbock Texas with dates and rates and a pledge statement.

Chan Chan. W. Ratliff Agi Ate Wena Air Mead Sec Lubbock Texas

Remembered Lines and Losses Echo in a Father’s Day Memoir

A fragmented reminiscence by Bob Considine blends personal grief with public events. He recalls his father gone, a brother who died of cancer, and moments with figures like Westbrook Pegler and Will Rogers. The piece ends with a brief world news note as Japanese Prime Minister Koski heads to Europe to discuss trade.

Bob Considine Jong Maher Dune Allenhurst N.J. Beach Elth Benning Yankee Stadium Toots Florida Bermuda Washington Pittsburgh West Guam Leesh T Second Street Union Station

Pushinka and Mice In Space Stir Cold War Banter

Special correspondent recalls posts about Pushinka the Soviet gift, American astronaut mice and a whimsical bid to cool tensions. The piece blends space lore with social memories and light mockery of geopolitics, ending on a note about folly and responsibility.

Inez Robe Trocka Pushinka Pushinks Nikita Ki John F. Kens White House Dassay Sally Amy Moe van Allen Earth Isdea Khrushchev Kremlin

Lake Erie Chennels Exports Tear Gas to Forty Three Nations

President Edmund Warner told stockholders that last year was among the best in company history. Lake Erie Chennesl Co reports it exports tear gas used by tint squads in 43 countries amid rising unrest in Cleveland.

Cleveland Ohio Edmund Warner Lake Erie Chennesl Co

Changes in Peace Corps regimen target harsh conditions

The article reports revisions to Peace Corps living plans, shifting from austere conditions to practical arrangements. It cites consulting diplomats, missionaries, journalists, and experts. outlines cooperation with mission organizations. notes debates over secular versus religious aid. and describes a new overseas schedule involving roads in Tanganyika and Central Africa with native communities and improvised transport.

Ray Tucker Washington American Peace Corps Livi Peace Corps Pudent Kennedy Sargent Shriver Missionary. Orgs Tanganyika Beare Corps Shriver Tanganisi Attina Prontis Madison

Texas Senate race yields D Daniel lead in Lubbock County

Early returns show Governor W Lee D Daniel in a commanding citywide lead for Texas vacant U S Senate post with Gerald Mann second and Lyndon Johnson third in Lubbock. Statewide Johnson leads Daniel by about 5 000 votes as Mann tops local county margins. Also, Lubbock ends CCC site with 124 men moving to Carlsbad and Mackenzie park improvements touted as CCC handiwork. Dentists group in Lubbock hosts 19th district meeting with 40 attendees and a post dinner clinic led by Dr Beckley.

South Plains W. Lee D Daniel Texas U.S. Senate Lubbock Morris Sheppard Mann Johnson Civilian Conservation Corps Carlsbad CCC Mackenzie 19Th Congressional District Mer Moore Waldo Beckley Borger W. J. Lloyd Plainview i William Orr Littlefield Kenneth R. Durham Tahoka

The Cuban Disaster A Post Special Analysis

The article reviews the Cuban fiasco and reasons for planning failures. It discusses strategic missteps, political leadership, and the role of engineers and public relations in shaping perceptions. The piece frames the episode as a mismanaged venture with significant consequences for U S policy and credibility.

E. Sorolsky America Manning Ty Okolsky Ameria

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