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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1961
Page
12
The Labian Teepe School district considers cost saving in construction and operation as boards push for competitive bidding with architects. The article notes long time architectural fees exceed fifty thousand dollars yearly and urges frugality to keep education effective amid rising costs.
Special Session OV. PRICE DANIEL has ordered lawmakers to reconvene July 10 to tackle the state's mounting financial crisis after a regular session ended in bitter wrangling without a tax plan. The governor aims to give legislators time to rest and consult before reassembling, and he ruled out a third session this year to avoid a washout. The public hopes for progress on a tax program despite some beneficial laws passing.
A pithy note on Crusoe’s belief that he could manage alone without a foreign affairs expert. It argues that even a smart person can err by overestimating self sufficiency and underestimating complex external realities.
Readable fragments reference Paine, United Press International, and a 03 Mar event. Mentions Latin Vs Ce Toca, Monte Bh Carrier, and Justice for art. Indicates page 6 and Lubbock Texas origin with vague dates and numbers.
In a study of a failed invasion, the piece outlines a chaotic sequence during a covert operation. It references the Bay of Pigs and describes military confusion, hasty plans, and the collapse of the mission as various factions fail to synchronize.
The article discusses Mrs Kennedy amid Paris state events and the rumor of a diamond tiara, noting European expectations, Kennedy's preferred simple jewelry, and the high interest of French audiences in royal style. It mentions Belgium’s King Baudouin and Queen Fabiola’s visit as a recent parallel.
A letter by Ray Tucker discusses Welch’s criticisms of former President Eisenhower over his handling of the Suez Crisis and relations with Panama. It notes Welch’s broader stance on Soviet influence, U.S. policy in the Canal Zone, and calls for scrutiny of media reporting while referencing lingering labor and economic debates.
The page covers veterans rites and memorial observances with names like Tomer, J B Jones, and Wiley Moteaite at Juhbock Cemetery, plus reports of Nazi leader Schيمелing describing Crete parachute landings and a promoted rank amid Allied-fire resistance.
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