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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1965
Page
2
Moscow reports that the Kremlin proposes to put profit into communism and overhaul management without altering core communist theory. The 15,000 word “new deal” creates 20 new ministries, more plant autonomy, and bigger worker bonuses while preserving state ownership and centralized planning.
The October issue highlights Norman Vincent Peale arguing for a new era of greatness amid debates on sexual freedom and rising youth issues. It notes a surge in unmarried mothers ages 15 to 19 and critiques crime, divorce, and dishonesty while inviting readers to explore the book Man Morals and Maturity and its provocative lines.
Dimitry Polyansky, newly named first deputy premier, survived Khrushchev’s fall and rose higher in the Kremlin. At 47 he sits one rung below Premier Kosygin, breaking Western beliefs he owed advancement to Khrushchev. He praises peaceful coexistence and spoke warmly of Americans during a U.S. tour, including a mine visit in Charleston West Virginia.
The AMA House of Delegates in Chicago voted to let individual physicians refuse to cooperate with Medicare if they choose. The body rejected acting in concert against Medicare to avoid potential Sherman Antitrust Act violations and legal action, while adopting language preserving independent medical judgment.
Air Force cardiologist Dr. Lawrence E. Lamb told Baylor medical students that coronary artery disease now affects younger adults and that regular exercise remains the best preventive. He noted the rise of undeveloped hearts as a common, normal condition, citing a fit airman with an unusually large heart as an example.
Women of the Seneca Indian nation who won tribal voting rights a year ago petitioned leaders for the right to hold office. Their 175 signatures were tabled at a Saturday council meeting. The matter will go before voters on the Allegany and Cattaraugus reservations before November 1966.
West Germany imported 6.5 million in Japanese pearls in the first half of the year, up 1.5 million from 1964, positioning West Germany as Japan's leading pearl customer after the United States.
Dorothy Malone, still recovering from Sept. 23 lung surgery, walked for the first time since the operation. She left the critical list at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital and may resume her Peyton Place role as Constance Mackenzie in five to six weeks, with a studio spokesman saying a temporary replacement will be named for some filming.
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