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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1963

Page

2

Black Day Reflections After Kennedy Assassination

A Texas civic voice laments the Kennedy assassination and Connally’s wounding. It urges national unity, tolerance, and responsibility across homes, schools, churches, and government, while noting Texas bears a heavy, painful burden. Lyndon Johnson’s ascension to the presidency is welcomed with hopes of steady leadership and divine guidance.

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Mansfield Says Senate Criticism Hurts Inside

Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield admits the criticism of his leadership hurts him personally. He defends his record after 21 years in Congress, notes the slow Senate pace, and says he has no more power than any other senator while defending his colleagues and the Senate’s functioning.

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Considerations on the Line and Campaign Talks

Gov Rockefeller hires California political handlers Spencer and Roberts to run his presidential bid. They cite past campaigns for Kuchel and Brown and discuss Nixon, Nixon's California prospects, and water politics. Kramer covers Moscow film festival voting tensions and a stray exit speech from an Italian critic.

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Oil Grab and Latin Politics Under Illia

Opinion piece denounces Argentina President Illia for canceling foreign oil concessions amid financial crisis. It accuses Argentinian leaders of chasing foreign capital away with nationalist rhetoric, while elites avoid taxes and stunt reforms. Kennedy comments noted as sympathetic but critical of expropriation.

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Regional 10 Rural Electrification Meeting At Lubbock Hotel

Representatives of 78 electric Cooperatives from Texas New Mexico Arizona and California attend the Region 10 meeting of the Rural Electrification Administration in the Lubbock Hotel. The event coincides with Texas Tech holiday plans. Senator Barbour of New Jersey dies as Congress mourns amid recess. Prewar fathers draft status moves forward while Christmas break at Texas Tech is kept to seven days.

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Public Could Hold Answer For History Education

Henry J. Taylor argues two thirds of U S colleges do not require American history for entrance or graduation and warns this harms national loyalty. He urges alumni and educators to press deans to mandate American history to counter communist indoctrination and strengthen civic responsibility.

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Dallas Opera Postpones Verdi A Masked Ball

The Dallas Civic Opera Association postponed its scheduled performance of A Masked Ball by Verdi. The note cites unspecified reasons for the delay, with the cast and venue remaining intact for a future date. The report also references South Col as the world’s highest junkyard due to discarded gear near Everest expeditions.

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