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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1962

Page

3

Economical Ills: Government Role in Business Debated

The piece argues that governments cannot guarantee profits or prosperity and that self regulation by business is essential. It criticizes overbearing reforms and warns that heavy planning from Washington may worsen outcomes while urging help only when necessary to cushion inevitable economic dips.

New Deal Washington

Letters to the Editor on Little League policies in Lubbock

A reader questions Little League aims and fairness in team selection and coaching. She argues the system rewards bench warming, suggests reorganizing leagues like Midland or Slaton, and praises a coach who engages and develops players.

The Avalanche Journal Lubbock Midland Post Slaton L. C. Banks Sherman

Seeing America Poll Reveals Vast Vacation Travel Trends

The Seeing America Poll by a national auto association reports about 92 million Americans drove to vacations, totaling 70 billion miles last year. Virginia was the top visited state with North Carolina second, New York likely third, and Texas seeking tourist growth as national parks and shrines drew large crowds in 1961 and are expected to again this year.

National Automobile Association Virginia North Carolina New York Texas America

Home worries in ages past reveal parochial concerns

In bygone days a man fretted over domestic matters while global issues seemed distant and less pressing, reflecting a time when home life weighed more than international affairs.

Khrushchev Pokes Fun At Soviet Rocket Program

A press report quotes Khrushchev saying Russia is producing rockets like sausages from a machine. The remark, attributed to Balonev, reflects a humorous critique of heavy industrial output.

Khrushchev Russia Balonev

Layout of Lubbock paper and editorial data

The page lists publication info for Lubbock Avalanche-Journal with editors Parker F. Prousy and Chas. A. Guy, the Bundey edition, and subscription rates. includes pledge text and Texas location details dated July 2 1962.

Charming Bitton South Plains Independent Democratic Om Bundey Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc Oulding Mth Bt Ave. J. Lubbock Texas Texas Daily Prese League Dallas Associated Prese United Presa International Seeuné Claus Fostage United States of America

Mental fingerprints hint at schizophrenia risk

Research from Ypsilanti State Hospital reported in JAMA suggests fingerprint patterns may reveal vulnerability to mental abnormalities. Schizophrenic patients showed more complete circles and arches than healthy individuals, and a rare tendency toward short broken lines in whorl centers was observed.

Chicago UPI Journal of the American Medical Association Ypsilanti State Hospital Michigan

Canada results signal conservatism challenge to U S GOP

The piece notes English and Canadian electoral shifts worry GOP figures about a potential anti conservative mood carrying into the 1962 or 1963 contests. It cites Labour and Liberal gains in Britain and a reduced Conservative showing in Canada under Prime Minister John Diefenbaker, with coalition possibilities and cross national trends cited.

Ray Tucker Onezon Canada Great Britain England Mac John Diefenbaker Social Credit Party Social Credit Movement John Birch Society Diefenbaker

Rural Lubbock County buses move 343481 miles for 2100 students

The 1941 42 school term saw Lubbock County rural buses transport 1500 elementary and 600 high school students across 343481 miles. County superintendent Claude L Hale reported a staff of 94, with annual high and elementary school salaries averaging 1079 and 934 dollars. Total students reached 2157 with 1484 daily attendance.

Lubbock County State Department of Education Claude L. Hale Hale

Left and Right Labels Lose Meaning in Sokolsky Piece

George E. Sokolsky argues that left and right are broad terms masking varied beliefs. He critiques antiwar rhetoric, praises the FBI, and contrasts conservative thought with liberal speed, using Huey Long and McCarthy to illustrate shifting political alignments and the limits of unified conservative action.

George E. Sokolsky Free World FBI J. Edgar Hoover Arthur Schlesinger, Jr Huey Long Sen. McCarthy Professor Schlesinger

High Watt Generator Runs By Gas Plant

A gas fueled Swath thermoelectric generator no larger than a kitchen flour cannister supplies electricity to protect well casing from corrosion in Kansas vast Hugoton gas field. The unit operates independently of external power sources, converting gas heat directly into electric current.

Topera Kan Kansas Hugoton

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