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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1966
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR note from Lubbock paper hints at political allegiance issues among Republicans. The readable bits reference Timerts and loyalties within party factions, suggesting intra party tension in a Texas context. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.
Local notice from Lubbock Texas dated March 19 1966 announces a schedule event under the title America Nations. Details are fragmented but indicate a formal state or organizational notice with regional involvement.
A 1950s period column argues U S cotton exports need easing aid while criticizing foreign grain imports that boost rivals. It cites India’s rising cotton output, Egypt’s food policy, and US Department shifts toward feeding over farming. It also notes New York Stock Exchange relocation talk amid tax battles and rising cigarette taxes.
Fragmented OCR text hints at miswritten phrases about Artemis, fees, health care, and mental health news. Names and clear facts are unavailable. content appears garbled and non-specific.
The piece discusses a Republican senator's controversial letters and alleged support for policy under President Vobnen. It questions motives, domestic politics, and possible ties to Vietnam policy, with unclear details and fragmented quotes.
The piece discusses diplomats becoming politicians with no home base. It mentions figures like Gene and Ronald, a revolution, and tensions over ambassadorial posts to Switzerland. It notes promises, coups, and a hypothetical scenario where a ruler gains control of a country and its army.
The column argues that inflation is largely phantom and driven by business executives seeking higher margins rather than overheating. It discusses a Treasury tax package to Congress, potential rate rises for corporations, and the risk of higher taxes triggering production cuts and shortages affecting prices, amid President Johnson’s economic decisions.
The article outlines a heated clash in Washington over President Kennedy era policies. It notes tax cuts, Fed tightening under William McChesney Martin, and calls for restraint in spending as voter tensions rise. The piece mentions racial tension and political battles shaping economic strategy.
At a council meeting, speakers urged enduring peace beyond hunger and urged rebuilding ties with the United States Canada and Latin American republics. Separately Selective Service sought a temporary extension as hearings near a May 1 deadline. Nearby, a Lubbock Army Air Field site could host up to 2500 families. A local tea event honored Kathryn Mulsap at 2112 8th Street with Mrs Booth and Mrs Owens hosting.
A brief note observes rising costs of tang and associated end time concerns. It notes only tech sectors may afford the current prices and hints at broad financial strain from ongoing market pressures.
Henry J. Taylor recounts the death of Stanley J. Demboski, 20, near Tuy Hoa Vietnam. The letter home describes fear and bravery, recalling Ernie Pyle and the sacrifice of soldiers. The piece honors fallen comrades and the toll of war.
Tampa Tribune reporter Frasca receives Broun award for journalistic achievement. The recognition celebrates his enterprise in a case involving Robert Lesnar Watson, where his investigation cast doubt on the conviction and highlighted police misconduct, reflecting the era’s crusading press spirit.
A Memphis note suggests a simple armchair hobby: word listing to expand vocabulary. The piece frames this as a soothing, inexpensive activity offering exposure to new concepts and meanings while staying at home and quiet for an extended period.
A letter to the editor discusses sleep courses and fashion trends. The writer recalls studying Latin with limited progress and notes double breasted coats returning to style. The author mentions weight gain and a coat still fitting, reflecting personal anecdotes and opinions.
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