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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1964
Page
3
Fragmented text discusses space age influence on society urging urgency in progress and living standards. Emphasizes humanity's social nature, humanities in schools, enduring ethical codes, and the need for a guiding creed while moving forward.
The piece discusses how predicting the economy is the trickiest business. It contrasts viewing someone as a prophet who foresees prosperity with looming unemployment and property concerns, stressing caution in taking forecasts too seriously.
A fragment notes that a girl may have better odds with men on a slope, suggesting obscure reasons. It hints small towns know everyone and jokes about old days, fare chiselers, and social dynamics.
Fragmentary text from the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal references a theory and a December event but is too garbled to identify the exact people, places, or actions described.
About 50 000 visitors have viewed Oswald's gravesite as locals debate a memorial for John F Kennedy. The Kennedy Citizens Memorial committee plans a marble wall near the scene and urges contributions to the Kennedy Library fund. A stray bullet tied to Love Field incident remains unresolved as a Chicago traveler reports the find.
Juniors and party figures loom large as June brings weddings for Peggy Goldwater and Lynda Bird Johnson. Goldwater vows a yellow runner and parakeet attendants in Phoenix. Lynda Bird Johnson awaits engagement and possible wedding plans as her fiancé serves at sea.
A column rails at Otto Passman of Louisiana for using facts to attack foreign aid programs. It accuses him of leveraging his House role to cut allocations and mockingly cites Ike’s ban on White House access. The piece also critiques David Bell’s handling of the aid program and laments the influence of so called Passman tactics on policy.
Charles M. Gaddy declares challenge to Ed D. Alien for county clerk while Ed Alien, connected to the Army Air Force, contends for the office. Tom French seeks the county precinct commissioner seat, runs a second hand store, and forms a new group. Austin highlights and sparse details fill the fragmented item of March 7, 1944.
Fragmented texts recount Senate disclosures on Cuba and CIA agents, naming Ambassadors Earl E. T. Smith and Arthur Gardner. It notes critiques of executive power, presidential authority, and alleged leaks, with references to Eastland Dodd and Richardson. The tone mirrors a historical press release debate.
An obscure excerpt notes that campaign expense reports were filed this week with Secretary of State Robert L. Stark. It states Goldwater and his rival spent far less than most observers had anticipated, with one figure of 43 dollars cited as a personal contribution.
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