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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1962
Page
4
The piece argues that Yarborough supporters should produce concrete evidence for a claimed 50 000 vote irregularity in Texas. It labels the accusations as political chicanery unless substantiated and urges the public to demand proof before accepting claims or condemning John Connally.
The letter urges Tarhheck officials to immediately boost police manpower and consider multi shift work to curb crime and vandalism against used car lots. It calls for a special meeting with the City Manager and police heads to plan emergency measures and rapid improvement.
Willard F Libby states that the atom has yielded a surprising by product peace. He argues total annihilation threats have forced global peace beyond treaties or finance, creating a precarious but preferable alternative to war.
Lubbock Avalanche Journal morning and Sunday editions with pricing for home delivery by carriage and by carrier outside, listing 1962 daily, weekly, and monthly rates. Includes pledges, staff titles, and page location June 5 1962 Lubbock Texas.
Senate Commerce committee releases three volumes compiling every spoken and written word from Kennedy and Nixon during the 1960 fall campaign. Foreword by Warren G Magnuson calls the set a unique record in American political history and notes the value for future historians and prognosticators. The collection includes press conferences speeches remarks and statements.
Column explores the rise of wigs replacing natural hair in beauty parlors. Features types, prices such as 14.95 at Lamson's in Toledo, and the shift toward synthetic wigs, with notes on fashion trends and cultural context.
Washington reports President Kennedy shows indifference to stock market declines, expecting a rebound in the second half. Economists cite a long bull run and investor distrust, while concerns over Big Steel and labor disputes shape market reactions and future plans.
Prof William Pearce of Texas Tech history department speaks to the Midland Rotary Club on the Committee of Inter-American Cooperation and its drive to teach conversational Spanish in elementary schools. Miami ship survivors recall a three year old’s laughter easing the peril as they abandoned ship after torpedo strike. Jacksonville boy Robert S. Davis Jr. cheers lifeboat evacuees with a smile. Crew say calmness saved lives. A man once would not buy beyond his price range.
A historic note claims Washington 1, 6288 feet high as Americas first mountain of its height, with a road railway hotel telegraph office newspaper bureau and radio and TV stations. A doctor with a 65 year practice was father of four doctors and father in law to another physician. Turtle tribes Morocco tattoo hands and feet to resemble wearing gloves and shoes.
The piece compares Red China and Soviet Russia, noting China's later one party rule since 1949 and its early failures versus Soviet success. It traces ancient Chinese expansion under Chienlung and parallels Mao Zedong's aims to seize rice lands, control South Pacific and Indian Ocean routes, and challenge the United States and Soviet Russia with a rising global presence.
A construction site at Canyon Dam, 17 miles northwest of New Braunfels, posts a warning sign reading Danger Beyond This Point and Survivors Will Be Prosecuted to keep sightseers away from the work.
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