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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1960
Page
10
A discussion criticizes United Nations debates and U S secrecy practices. It argues aggression definitions vary by state, agencies overclassify, and bureaucratic secrecy harms national morale. The piece urges revealing information not essential to security and lifting needless restrictions.
The editorial urges South Plains voters to elect W. T. McDonald of Bryan to the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals over incumbent Lloyd Davidson. It condemns Davidson as a legal hair splitter with controversial reversals and argues for replacing him with a veteran district judge to advance justice in Texas.
The press reports the Fed Board chairman says additional federal spending implies higher taxes. The remark spurs debate on public finance and tax policy amid long-held beliefs about government funding.
The page lists publication details for the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Morning Edition and Evening Edition, credits editors CHAS. A. GUY and W. RATLIFF, and provides subscription rates for daily, morning and Sunday, and mail options. It includes pledge text and identifies locations in Lubbock Texas with press associations noted.
Special correspondent notes Moses, 71, signed a five year plan to build and operate the New York World Fair. He shares kernels of advice from ancient and religious sources about truth, criticism, and standing apart from the crowd, urging courage in the face of opposition.
A keynote look at the 10th annual International Telephone Directory in two red volumes, listing global subscribers by country and city with numbers and addresses. The piece notes prices, regional rates, and the U.S.S.R. page count, plus reflections on language, inflation, and the value of a universal directory for business and professional contacts.
Floydada remembers Uncle Bash Massey 32 once the oldest active cowboy in Texas. He died Wednesday in Crosbyton after years on the M Bar ranch and long illness. Burial by Curry Funeral Home followed last rites at Lakeview Baptist Church with Rev. George W. Duff officiating.
A fragment notes the German tanker Gluckauf, its name meaning luck, with unclear details about its fate near Patchogue Island in 1693. The readable text places the ship as a maritime reference during a distant date, suggesting a historical ship event or naming note.
The piece argues that freedom of speech remains broad in the press despite occasional suppression. It contrasts Garroway’s view with earlier editors and leaders, notes varied opinions across newspapers and figures like Hearst, Lippmann, and Pegler, and critiques television's reach and political pressures.
Harry Goodridge of Rockport Maine keeps two tame seals as pets after capturing them. He feeds them from a homemade rubber bottle and they accompany him swimming in the harbor during his skindiving outings.
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