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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1963
Page
3
Moscow rejects on site inspections beyond two or three and promises no transparency into Soviet territory. Western observers see this as a deliberate obstacle to a pact while Cold War tensions rise ahead of Geneva talks.
Washington debate on a tax cut shows limited citizen relief as states push new levies. Tax Foundation and Commerce Clearing House report about 30 states weighing increases tied to federal cuts, leaving taxpayers with little net gain. Government units may reclaim what federal reductions save.
A proverb-like remark asserts that a civilized nation is defined by continuous charitable effort. It emphasizes communal generosity and ongoing philanthropy as markers of civility.
The piece notes how social status is linked to wealth as shown by the number of credit cards people display. It discusses consumer culture and status signaling through financial instruments. The argument links personal identity to credit access and material indicators.
The remark notes that power varies between horsepower and wisdom and hopes peace endures without repeating extinct behaviors. It uses playful phrasing to caution against repeating past mistakes and urges prudent choices.
The page lists subscription prices for Morning, Sunday, and combined editions with carrier and mail options both in and outside Lubbock. It includes annual, semiannual, quarterly, and monthly rates and ends with the pledge and date stamp March 1 1.
Ellen Maury Slayden, wife of a Texas congressman, kept a sharp diary of Washington society from McKinley to Wilson. Bequeathed to Maury Maverick, the diaries were found by his widow and prepared for the University of Texas. The book promises lively firsthand views of 22 years of political and social life.
INEZ ROBB recounts Johns Hopkins 17 mile leap frog relay from Mount Vernon to the Washington Monument in six hours forty minutes to mark spring. The piece notes campus stunts such as cake at the monument and broader college antics, with sharp social commentary on politics and white house receptions.
Civil Aeronautics Board approves United Air Lines plan to test single class fares on selected routes beginning mid March. The new class offers wider seats and a simplified menu at about 5 percent above tourist fare, aiming to reduce fare chaos and cut ticketing costs.
Washington plan would withhold 20 percent of taxable income from pay envelopes for 31 million workers starting July 1. Deductions would be weekly, semi monthly or monthly and held to offset year end taxes. Action on cancelling parts of the tax year was postponed indefinitely.
Henry J. Taylor argues Senate Foreign Relations Chair J. William Fulbright misleads on Cuba policy. He labels Kennedy Cuba policy a disaster and warns against rocking the boat, saying partisan manipulation and false hopes threaten U.S. leadership and Latin American security.
Pravda reports Kuban farming town on the Don River once seen as a model is deteriorating. Three years of reduced production followed hundreds of thousands of pig deaths last year from feed shortages and poor care. Milk yield declined despite more cows as milkmaids quit after short tenures.
NATO supreme commander in Europe General Lyman L. Lemnitzer arrived in Copenhagen for a two day courtesy visit to Denmark, meeting officials and observed to show allied solidarity amid postwar tension.
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