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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1962
Page
24
Professor Paul Tillich argues that scientific progress deepens insecurity as humans conquer earth and aspire to space. He notes fear of global catastrophe and widespread mental strain, urging humility and belief in a higher power to steady humanity.
In Atlanta, Hilda Killman tells the American Invite of Rankine that women control 65 percent of savings and hold 70 percent of life insurance benefits. She notes women earn less than men but spend more, while most dark employees are men and national sales target female buyers.
The 1962 Sunday edition of the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal lists publication details and subscription rates for morning, evening, and Sunday newspapers. It shows pricing for in town and carrier outside Lubbock, including yearly and monthly options.
A letter writer laments the dismantling of Hunt School equipment and books, calling for salvage use by churches and other groups. She urges the Lub bock Ministerial Association to help market usable items rather than dump them, noting taxpayer interests and community need.
A meditation on a pet dog described as a cherished companion and childlike presence. The narrator extols the dog’s lovely eyes silken coat and the comforting scene of resting on a lap while the animal dreamily dozes. The piece celebrates a dog’s playful energy and uplifting companionship.
Pamela Turnure and Leilia Baldridge announce sweeping censorship for society reporters covering White House events. Personal conversations with the Kennedys are banned, with penalties including removal from guest lists for violations.
A May White House meeting with AFL-CIO leaders sparks a plan to resist a 35 hour week at 40 hours pay. Officials argue the cost to industry ranges from 15 to 20 percent, while private strategy centers on limiting unemployment through new labor programs and public works.
A dense word puzzle with numbered clues across multiple definitions. Includes chemistry, anatomy, and general terms. aims to fill crosswise answers such as era hints, parts of speech, and common nouns from 1 to 42 with varied difficulty.
A WHITNEY BOLTON profile recalls the Breidenbacher Hof in Dusseldorf as a pinnacle of hotel service and management. He and the interviewer compare German luxury to American practices, noting impeccable anticipation, employee discipline, and costly but exceptional dining, with $7–$10 lunches and $8 rooms.
Ruth Millett counsels young couples to avoid a two paychecks standard of living and to save for a nest egg. She warns against treating the husband’s earnings as the sole family money and urges setting a quit date for the wife to keep ambition alive. The piece contrasts working brides with lasting domestic focus and includes a hotel dining tip observation.
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