Lubbock Avalanche Journal Pledge March 14 1966 Edition
The page lists the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Morning Edition details with name and address lines for the publishing company and staff. It includes standard pledge text and notes it is issued Monday March 14 1966 in Lubbock Texas.
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19th Street traffic plan faces firm merchant opposition
Merchants along 19th Street react to the City Council parking proposal amid a traffic crisis. The Citizens' Committee warns small businesses would suffer as parking access remains limited and shoppers seek nearby spots. City engineers note the system is inherently inadequate with few east-west routes.
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Mary McGrath and the Nine Year Old Dilemma
A nine year old girl questions gender roles despite evident talent in math science and art. The piece argues that boys are encouraged to pursue varied interests while girls face limits in sports and career paths, calling to address gender myths. It suggests society bears responsibility for perpetuating gender hierarchies.
Motel chain survey notes business travelers skip pools
A survey of downtown motels shows many traveling businessmen avoid swimming pools. they value a pool as a status symbol rather than a feature they use. The quirk suggests you can lead a traveler to water but not make him swim.
Accommodation advocates warned by history on foreign policy
Senator Fu brights remarks are cited to argue that urging accommodation with communism and regimes in China and elsewhere has led to dislocations and wars. The piece contrasts past appeasement with calls to engage China and the Soviet bloc, urging vigilance to avoid repeating World War II mistakes.
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SEATO criticism colors Johnson Viet Nam policy debate
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report concerns from Johnson supporters that Dean Rusk is reviving SEATO to justify fighting Communist aggression in Vietnam. They argue the pact is an anachronism and that the administration should not base policy on an outdated treaty.
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False Drug Ads Stir Controversy Over AMA Journal Claims
A critical look at AMA Journal advertising raises concerns about drug Peritrate and other campaigns. FDA claims mislead readers citing a single sponsor study and an older placebo comparison, while ethics officials debate standards and censorship in medical advertising.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
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Stalin Calls Churchill War Moneer in Fulton Address
Column from March 14 1946 reports Stalin branding Churchill a war monger claiming he urged war on the Soviet Union during a Fulton Missouri address. The piece notes U S President Truman withdrew Edwin Pauley nomination amid defense of his integrity and ability.
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Josef Stalin Ter Day
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Soviet Union
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Offhand Thoughts Spark Call for Population Action
A statistician warns that at current growth rates, 650 years hence one square foot of land per person remains. A proposed crash program would aim to mediate human population growth. The note questions whether Congress productivity matches its pay.
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Rumor Gag Spreads Panic Over Jeane Dixon Forecasts
Washington columnist notes a nationwide wave of rumors about Jeane Dixon predicting disasters. Editors, broadcasters, and citizens misquote or misremember forecasts about earthquakes, floods, stock crashes, ship sinkings, and the Beetles plane crash.
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Airfreeloading Congressmen Face Ethics Issue Again
Lawmakers and federal employees travel on government contractor planes, sparking ethics objections. The White House and Defense Department officials warn against hidden freebies while the public questions the practice amid reports in the Wall Street Journal.
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Military talk and everyday queries from a 1940s era
A fragmented 5 February 30 item features a quip filled exchange about military service during WAVEL, leaves in Boime with back pay, station wagons versus wagons, and a casual query about planting mustard indoors. The tone resembles wartime home front curiosities and slang.
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