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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1959
Page
10
Fragmentary OCR text discusses culture, loyalty, and national aims amid old culture movements. It mentions Russians and air, with references to private effort and deterrence. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities emerge.
The Rev John BE Weir laments that many parishioners see the church as too pious and seek recreational facilities. He argues a church should primarily be a place of worship even as modern congregations add youth spaces.
Columnists Inez Roth and Bruce Bolesat critique modern PR language. They denounce overused fancy phrases that replace plain sense with grand imagery. They warn against framing people as "the image of" something and applaud the public for preferring clear speech.
The column notes discontent with U S policy and jokes about returning the country to Indians while poking at debt, habits, and public figures. A sociologist comments on boredom in relationships, and a critic questions Khrushchev.
The fragmentary notice shows Lubbock Avalanche-Journal branding, pricing, and subscription options with references to The Associated Press and United Press International. It mentions Parker F. Prouty as president and includes a pledge of allegiance dated July 3, 1999 in Lubbock Texas.
Diane Page cares for a mute young girl Suzy after finding her at a beach resort. A police constable may locate the child’s parents as Diane probes the girl’s past and bonds over a toy Teddy bear amid tense emotional barriers.
A columnist recalls chats with Soviet Deputy Prime Minister Koziov and Russian journalists in New York while contrasting a Moscow visit. The writer notes kozlov's affable manner and lipstick on his cheek after a party, with friend Mary Hornaday of The Christian Science Monitor finding the Uzbek capital interview scene striking.
Special correspondent Ray Tucker reports on reactions to Postmaster General Summerfield's ban on Lady Chatterley's Lover. He argues the ruling is not obscene compared to classic works, while warning pornographic material remains a national danger with over a million children exposed yearly. The piece also notes political fallout from Strauss's Senate confirmation fight and public indifference toward protective legislation.
The seven potential candidates for Texas governor in 1940 include W Lee ODaniel Ernest O Thompson William McGraw Joe Hill Henderson Gerald C Mann Jerri Sadler and Coke Stevenson. O Daniel is seen as most likely to run and seek a second term to push his program.
A writer reflects on a bygone era when men were raised to avoid debt and attending events did not require substantial expenses for spectators. The piece contrasts past frugality with contemporary costs.
Special Correspondent discusses the decline of the practical politician in the United States and other nations. He argues mass communications, labor, farm, religious and other groups shape campaigns, while pollsters and ad men steer messaging. The piece cites Wendell Willkie as a case study and notes global shifts in media and politics.
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