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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1965

Page

23

Prematurely Gray and Racial Tensions Spark Debate Across Texas

A column mix touches on aging and race, recounting a Southwest Lubbock incident where a White housewife helps a Black jobseeker despite a long walk in heat. It also notes a California hospital scene and a Texas history note about Sam Houston. The piece then shifts to a GAO critique of U.S. foreign aid waste, citing AID missteps in Brazil and the UAR, with Rep. Vernon Thomson proposing reform.

Iiss Southwest Nubbock Sam Houston Texas Jack Maguire Lumn Vernon Thomson R-Wis Foreign Affairs Committee Brazil Thomson UAR U.S GAO

Tax cuts reach consumers or stay with manufacturers

The discussion explains excise tax reductions totaling 1.75 billion in 1965 and 1.2 billion over 1966 to 1969, noting price pass through varies by item. Studies by CEA, BLS, and the Treasury will reveal how much, if any, savings reach shoppers and the broader economy.

Jess Council of Economic Advisers CEA Bureau of Labor Statistics Treasury Department

Billy Graham Answer on Faith and Wealth Dilemma

A reader asks whether becoming Christian would reduce earnings and how to handle business. Graham cites Scripture about profit versus the soul, warns against secular methods, and emphasizes spiritual gain over wealth.

Sue Tester

Portraits J. C. Metcalfe A PROMISE DEAR

The fragment notes a husband’s intent to praise his wife through verse and considers keeping a future promise to write about her. It hints at daily life and the value of affection expressed in poetry.

One-Roomer Had Virtues in Oklahoma School

Editorial discusses merits and drawbacks of one room schools, highlighting Chester grade school in Northwestern Oklahoma. Principal Mrs. Johnson, educated at Oklahoma College for Women and the University of Oklahoma, directs a multi subject program and a rugged fitness effort. The piece notes the school’s students consistently rank high and praises student self reliance while warning of potential elimination under a new state funding plan.

Chester Grade School Oklahoma Seiling High School Chester Johnson Oklahoma College For Women Chickasha University of Oklahoma Wieland The Los Angeles Times

Wieland Case Still Leaves Readers Confused

Mor Ryskind argues the Wieland case reports mislead readers about his clearance and ties to Castro. He cites conflicting Senate committee findings, contemporaneous testimony, and press coverage to claim the truth remains unclear and disputed.

Wieland Pontius Pilate William Wieland Senate Committee On the Judiciary State Department Office of Castro Fidel Justice Department FBI Special Personnel Advisory Board Robert F. Kennedy

Bennett Cerf Time Out To Laugh Garden Hint

Fragmented humorous note referencing Soupy Sales and comedian lines. Mentions Colonel Duffy and a green thumb theme. Contains garbled phrases about weeds and punchlines.

Colonel Duffy

We the Women Urges Mothers to Curb Litter at Home

Ruth Meinlett argues American women can aid preserving America's beauty by teaching children not to litter. She cites littering by kids and teens near shopping centers and warns mothers must model neatness to prevent polluted towns, polluted rivers, and unsightly public spaces.

America

Lubbock Journal Publishes Democratic Tea Lagiga

Fragmentary text from the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal references a Democratic tea lagiga story and Saree swithee with unclear details about publication and people involved.

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