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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1963

Page

3

U.S. Cuba Policy Outlined as Testimony Details War Conditions

Assistant Secretary Edwin Martin outlined when the United States would use military force against Castro and Communism, including a Latin American request, quarantine of Cuban weapons, and Russian troops or reinforcements. Rep. George Mahon urged eliminating the base in Cuba promptly, stressing urgency beyond public timelines.

U.S Cuba Latin America House Edwin Martin United States Russia Hemisphere U.S. Navy Castro George Mahon Lubbock Congress

Downtown Lubbock Moves To Enforce 120 Minute Parking Rule

The Lubbock City Commission discussed downtown all day meter feeders and approved a plan to enforce Sec. 18-105 limiting vehicles to 120 minutes in any zone. A. B. Watkins urged enforcement, and Commissioner Marvin Mc Larty Jr. stated the city has no choice but to enforce the ordinance.

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The Self Made Man Reconsidered in Changing Times

The article argues the era of the self made man wanes as modern Americans favor pull over push to achieve success. It notes our forefathers valued effort while contemporary views shift toward systemic guidance and networks. The piece uses irony about progress and dust as a warning.

The best ism is Americanism in Lubbock paper

The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal details rates and masthead information for its Morning Edition and combined editions. It lists publication policies, press affiliations, and a pledge of allegiance as part of a March 16 1963 page note.

South Plains Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc 8Th St Ave. J Texas Texas Daily Press League Jas Texa Associated Press United Press International Chas Guy Ear Seview Carper Morning Avenue Carrer Tabbock United States of America Republic

Memory Of A Great Fighter On The Line

Special correspondent Bob Considine surveys Irish boxing history from James J. Braddock to Billy Conn and Gene Tunney. He notes the shift from Irish champions to later generations and other ethnic groups in the sport, while reflecting on Irish American progress from laborers to prominent citizens.

Bob Considine York St. Patrick's Day James J. Braddock Joe Louis Billy Conn Gene Tunney Gene U.S Park Avenue United States John John Barleycorn Mr. Barleycorn James J. Corbett Sullivan Cassius Clay John L. Sullivan Corbett Liston Sonny The Friendly Sons of St. Patrick

Perils Of Growing Up Sparks Debate On Girls And Crime

FBI Director Hoover cites a nine percent rise in auto theft by teens, with 60 percent by boys under 18 and no involvement by girls. The piece contrasts moral claims with psychologists notes, and covers social expectations, teen behavior, and a later shift toward equal trouble for young women.

Phyllis Battelle EW York FBI J. Edgar Hoover John Levy Park Avenue Miss English

Cuban Mess Blame Game Signals GOP Risk in Cuba Policy

Andrew Tully argues Republicans risk future blame for Cuba policy as Cabinet-level officials weigh releasing internal documents. He criticizes Eisenhower era inaction, Castro's rise, and the Bay of Pigs plan, urging caution in partisan attacks and calling for discreet, expert-led policy work.

Andrew Tully Washington Sen Kenneth Keating New York State Department Eisenhower Tully Kennedy

Red Cross Meeting Raises 430 At Frenship Event

On Memory Lane a Frenship Red Cross gathering Monday night raised 430 dollars. County superintendent Roy Boyd announced, with G L Farrar introducing Boyd and County Clerk Ed Allen. The speaker was Jack Randal, Lubbock attorney, and a committees of three women was named to pursue further collections.

Red Cross Frenship Roy Boyd G. L. Farrar Boyd Ed Allen Jack Randal Lubbock Foster R. S. Hobgood Wolfforth Tom Lynder Carlisle Edward Brown

The Birds Is Coming An Ode To Proper Speech

Richard Starnes rails against advertising copy and sign painters for corrupting language. He cites billboards and TV ads misusing grammar and suggests bold measures to combat slang and obtrusive marketing while urging better speech.

Richard Starnes Slo

Britain Italy Agree On Force In Atlantic

London report says Britain and Italy back a North Atlantic nuclear force and pledge tight cooperation in international bodies. The communique follows Attilio Piccioni’s visit and notes NATO defense strengthening while Kennedy envoy Livingston Merchant tours Western Europe proposing a 25 ship Polaris armed fleet. Canberra awards hydroelectric plant contract to US firm.

JFK Attilio Piccioni North Atlantic Treaty Organization Kennedy Livingston Merchant Europe NATO

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