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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1966
Page
3
The Our Plenge edition in Lubbock Texas on Saturday March 26 1966 preserves the community newspaper tradition with the CHAS A GUY editor and publisher note and a front page reverent pledge to the flag and nation asserting liberty and justice for all in a one nation under God framing.
The piece notes three Supreme Court justices dissenting on the poll tax ruling, arguing the Court overstepped constitutional powers. It cites Justices Harlan, Stewart, and Black criticizing use of due process and equal protection to alter voting qualifications. It reflects on states retaining authority and hopes for future restraint.
A California Medical Association conference in Los Angeles heard Dr. Carl FE Burkland warn that the United States risks a matriarchal shift as men grow older and less driven. He said women are advancing in all fields and urged attention to male health and longevity.
Evans and Novak examine why a dedicated counterinsurgency COIN aircraft was never promptly developed. They blame Defense Department civilians, Air Force and Navy leaders, and cost-focused policy for delaying a propeller-driven, two-engine plane now ordered by the Air Force and Marine Corps but unlikely ready before spring 1968.
Indiana Senator Vance Hartke, a Johnson ally and Vietnam policy critic, warns the Senate is reasserting its advise and consent role over foreign policy. He contends the nation faces long term costs from the extended war in Asia and warns the 1966 tax plan will mislead the public and harm the economy.
Reports from Washington and London say researchers outline new diets to denature plutonium for industrial energy only. Soviet troop movements linked to Middle East tensions prompt direct inquiries by British authorities. In cattle shows at the South Plains Junior Fat Stock Show, James Carrol Overman wins grand champion beef with his exhibit, while his brother takes grand championship in the same division.
A collage of attributed statements covers policing funding poverty and Vietnam strategy. Notable figures include John ab Cassese of the NYPBA, General Carle G Wheeler, General Westmoreland, and Senator John G Tower. The remarks touch labor, government roles, and union shop debates.
Henry J. Taylor cites Robert McNamara testimony on January 20 about Viet Nam policy. The piece criticizes secrecy and misstatements while accusing McNamara of shifting blame and delaying helicopter production to Vietnam. Bobby Kennedy is lampooned for presidential ambitions.
Indications last week in Austin show Texas is pursuing a loneeneeded program for the mentally retarded. A master plan with 700 recommendations was submitted to Gov Connally, who noted a long start but emphasized action. The new department and pilot mer it centers mark a major step, with prevention, research, and trained personnel funding needed. Local cooperation urged to bring a better era for mentally retarded citizens.
Citizens discuss Texas attempt to purchase land opposite the LBJ ranch for a park as owners refuse a $450 offer. The note also questions leaders like Ho Chi Minh and references figures such as Fulbright Morse and Ky amid broader political chatter.
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