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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1963
Page
3
The columnist argues President Johnson will maintain Kennedy era policy, guiding the nation with steady leadership. He compares Johnson to a ship’s captain taking command mid voyage, preserving the course while handling ongoing debates and public responsibility.
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal publishes morning edition with weekly and Sunday options. Advertising rates listed for various subscriptions and delivery plans, including daily morning and Sunday editions with year and month prices. © 1963 Lubbock, Texas page note declares pledge to flag and nation.
Special Correspondent Bob Considine writes from Wasiiscon about a nation striving for grand goals yet condemning those who illuminate the path toward them. He laments the hunt for peace and the killing of peacemakers while urging resolve and responsibility.
Ruth Montgomery surveys a rising world population near two percent yearly, China’s large share, and links to Edgar Cayce prophecies about planetary upheavals. The piece compares scientific views with Cayce’s trance revelations, noting past and potential future geo upheavals and coastlines changing across the Americas and Pacific.
A fragment reflects on Cassius Cayce prophecy of 1936 and shifts of earth axis, then pivots to a broad meditation on American unity, leadership, and the assassination of Abraham Lincoln as a turning point. It contrasts national fear with calls for brighter education and warns of societal anger and desire for revenge. See CONSIDINE Page 7
Washington reporter Andrew Tully recalls John F Kennedy in Hyannis Port after the 1960 election. The future president's casual welcome and insistence on formal address highlight Kennedy's humanity. Counterpoint notes about common decency and humility close the reminiscence.
Twenty new members were initiated into the Lubbock Business and Professional Women's Club this week. Names include Mesdames Bonnie Moore Nina Lindley June Woodrum Mary Lou Freeman and others. Houston oilman Cullen switched sides in the 1940s political scene saying he would rather vote Roosevelt than Wilkie. Texas retail food prices fell .24 percent from last month though remain 30.85 percent higher than April 1941.
On a hazy Friday as a quiet family day unfolds in John Kennedy's front yard a sudden event shocks Washington. A motorcycle cop spots police at the White House across Pennsylvania Avenue as word spreads that the President has been shot. A crowd gathers with disbelief while workers look to the two children upstairs and the flag at the White House lowers to half staff.
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