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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1963
Page
4
A special Texas election saw the repeal poll tax proposal defeated amid broad sentiment on both sides. Surprisingly a Jefferson County measure allowing residents to vote later on retirement plans for officials and employees also failed, unlike similar local measures in other districts.
An unreadable OCR fragment from the Lubbock Avalanche Journal mentions arena stands and sports scene with scattered names and terms. It includes references to teams, venues, and a committee but lacks full context or clear events. The text is garbled, offering no verifiable actions or outcomes.
A special correspondent recalls a final meeting with Diem as Ambassador Lode viewed the situation with doubt. The account suggests Diem appeared aged and weary, with plans to deliver decisive finishing touches, while tensions and blame surrounded the French influence.
The interview excerpts show Diem avoiding tough questions about Madame Nhu's Rome remarks and U S aid during Vietnam. Diem hedges on comments about American junior officers and seems tacitly aligned with Madame Nhu while deflecting direct judgments.
Soviet critics claim Russian composers lack inspiration, citing dull life in Russia today. The piece argues that harsh conditions, Puritan rigidity, and state surveillance stifle lived experience, leaving music bland and unromantic about old or new collective farms and tractor life.
Fragmented reminiscences recall local names and events as Mr Dick Cory announces the new term at the high school. Students listed with A and E grades, staff roles named, and a civil wedding is noted among scattered references on Memory Lane from a 1943 file.
Washington coverage warns that a Veterans of World War I group seeks a 19.5 billion plan to grant a $100 monthly pension to nearly all World War I veterans with no need or disability test. The proposal, opposed as a sham, notes prior payouts reach about 35.5 billion, with critics citing inequity for disabled veterans and survivors. The push has swelled signatures for a discharge petition to bypass committee and bring the bill to the floor.
President Sukarno named Foreign Minister Subandrio to succeed Djuanda as chief minister after Katawidja died of a heart attack. Subandrio retains his portfolio as minister of external affairs and will travel to Bankkok for a Thai invitation. Speculation rises over talks with Malaysia as Subandrio becomes second in command to Sukarno.
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