UF Targeted Again by Bad Break in Public Accommodation Debate
A Tarbbock editorial discusses the United Fund's entanglement in race and labor issues. It recalls a Piccadilly breakfast incident where two Black guests were excluded, argues businesses may choose whom to serve under Texas law, and urges careful planning for inclusive public accommodations without political overtones.
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HUIS
United Fund
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Nic
Piccadilly
First Methodist
Bey Poc Tevern
United Fund Organization
al Tarbbock
Tarbbow Ho
Ansane
van Shaw
John Roox Presbyterian Church
Laibhack
EOE
Texas
Congress
Jim Crower
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Something for Nothing Echoes in a Nation of Debt
The piece recalls a code of “buy what you can’t afford” and “sell what you don’t own” on finance and tax forms. It laments many seeking favors or freebies amid a culture of credit and borrowed futures. An old timer mentions sassafras tea as a miracle drug.
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AYS
Starta Che Day On The South Plains Format and Staff
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal details its morning and Sunday editions, publishing as an independent Democratic paper from Lubbock, Texas. It lists staff positions, subscription rates for various delivery options, and office location at Page & Sec, Lubbock, with date October 5, 1963.
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South Plains
Lubbock
avalanche-Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
8Th St
Ave. J
Texas
National
Texas Daily Press League
Dalen Based
Winer
ARS A
United Press International
Eee
Ines Parker F. Prouty
Chas. A
Guy
Page & Sec, A
Noodles for China Refugees at East Hospital Line
Special Correspondent reports refugees waiting along a littered curb outside Eastern Ching hospital in Hong Wong city. Elderly men and women carry sleeping infants as crowding and shoving unfold. Monsignor John Remianiello orders noodle distribution from a brown bag to the first in line amid hopeful hunger.
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Bob Considine
Eastern Ching Hospital
Hong Wong
John Remianiello
Ome
Onis
Deadly game war of pigeons pits city against people
In New York City the pigeon menace is blamed for two deaths from cryptococcal meningitis as health officials urge humane trapping and end to feeding. Dr. Littman calls pigeons a serious health hazard and cites ordinances in Cincinnati as a model while Audubon Society supports control.
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Bmople
Dugzeons
New York City
City Health Department
Maxwell L. Littman
Health Department
Bureau of Laboratories
Littman
New York
Dr. Littman
Cincinnati
Taxpayers May See Break in Military Spending Debates
Senate trimmed defense funds from 487 billion to 484 and House panel cut space budgets. Pentagon airlift of 16 000 troops to Germany signals possible troop withdrawals and cheaper operations, with nuclear stockpile reviews and a push for economies amid the lunar and draft policies.
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Andrew Tully
Asthington
Senate
House
Pentagon
Germany
U.S
Iter
Mien Hoate
Air Force
TUS
Defense Sec
McNamara
Doctor prescription hard for laymen to read
A recent speech noted patients know much about medicine yet a layperson still cannot decipher a doctor’s prescription. The speaker argues medical literacy gaps persist amid public interest in healthcare.
Evolution of War Tools Through Ages
In ancient times weapons did not vanish overnight and the transition away from primitive arms unfolded gradually. The pace of change reflects a long process where early tools evolved into more advanced technologies across generations.
Wilkie Signals Run For President If GOP Adoption Favors His Ideals
In a statement from Washington Wendell L Wilkie said he would seek another presidential bid on the Republican ticket if the party would embrace his domestic economic and foreign policy ideas The pre war draft was also discussed by senators proposing to curb deferments for non fathers under 30 Mrs E W Becknell hosted the Idalou Civic and Culture Club program in a Friday gathering with talks on West Texas topics and West Texas oil The Lubbock rural and city telephone subscribers stood at 7665 up about 525 since April 1
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San Francisco
Wendell L. Wilkie
Washington
Senate
E. W. Becknell
Lodge’s Stung Reply Highlights U S Ambassadors War Role
Richard Starnes captures the Viet Nam scene where Henry Cabot Lodge faces criticism and the courage of American officers. He notes young servicemen training, aiding villagers, and facing danger in Mekong Delta as Madame Nhu provokes outrage. Lodge’s handwritten rebuke fuels pride.
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Richard Starnes
Aigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Viet Nam
Lodge
Booster For Project Gemini Test Readied
The Martin Co. will complete the first operational booster for the Gemini two man space flight program within a month. Fifteen boosters are built under a 225 million contract for NASA. Delays pushed the unmanned test from November to early next year at Cape Canaveral. The program aims to rendezvous and dock two astronauts in orbit for up to two weeks as a step toward a manned moon mission.
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Baltimore
Martin Co
Martin
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cape Canaveral
Fla
NASA
Moon
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Considine
China
By Inez Robb
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United States
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Tisty
By Kate Osann
Tully
Atomic Energy Commission
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Tenn
Portsmouth
Paducah
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
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Kennedy
Soviet Union
Capitol Hill
Uncle Sam
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Lubbock Morning Avalanche
Ring, Ludwig I
Hugh Smith
Irvine
Scotland
Glasgow colleGe
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Envoy Lodge
Starnes
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Mekong Delta
Rome
Dinh Nhu
Madame Nhu
Webster
Lodeec
Paul D. Harkins
Harkins
By Galbraith
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