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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1963
Page
3
The piece argues for a bipartisan watchdog congressional committee to oversee the CIA. It urges transparency within secrecy, naming figures from both parties and calling for a blue ribbon body to balance national security with public accountability.
The page shows subscription rates for the Lubbock Morning and Sunday papers and lists campaign pricing for 2 year, 1 year, and half year terms. It also includes the U S pledge of allegiance text and page identifiers for section A in Lubbock Texas.
A fragmentary story describes a parable involving surplus and bread, with characters named Heise, Gromykoo, and the Commins. The tale references wealth, envy, and a planned redistribution as leaders and workers debate using stored riches to feed others. The scene hints at moral choices during a period of plenty and impending change.
A column explores marital pampering from two viewpoints with jokes and satire. It contrasts Japanese tea ritual with American domestic humor and questions gender roles within marriage while noting social expectations and jokes.
Congress trims about 6 billion from the Kennedy Administrations 1964 spending plan. The House has cut 3.2 billion from annual bills and 1.4 billion from independent agencies, aiming to reach nearly 4.7 billion in savings. Senate resistance remains, with further cuts expected. NASA funds face a 3 billion diet, delaying moon plans and raising total costs. The Foundation faces scrutiny over a 21 100 grant for Central American toad mating calls research. Stations in Washington discuss broader fiscal restraint.
Richard Stare reports from the front on Sino Soviet tensions over Sinkiang as experts warn a full scale clash may erupt. The piece notes China’s western frontier needs transport links and questions U S strategy while warning of Viet Nam becoming a sideshow if tensions rise.
The Lubbock County chapter of Llano Estacado Camp announces an entertainment program for men in local hospitals. Mrs Bryan Edwards chairs the entertainment committee with many volunteers including Madelyn Weeth Ann Bell Mary Brands Barnard Sarah Land Ernestine Gamball Vaipe Robertsen Ginger Pints Marguerite Nobles Jane Thompson Nancy Evertine Pat Hutton Juana Leihtried Ned McClesky Doris Amiehus Frances Kein Linda Stokes and Reudy Tom Rhodes plus Mrs George Sandford as sponsor. The week of Oct 17 is Optimist Week proclaimed by Mayor Carl E Slaton urging citizens to support optimism and cooperation in the war effort.
A remarkable incident describes a hand so swollen it could not be withdrawn from the hilt. Medical observers note unusual swelling and determine treatment necessary to free the limb.
Soviet Foreign Minister Anrei A Gromyko said in Prestwick Scotland that Big Three talks on reducing tensions are making no progress and could not be worse He spoke to newsmen during a refueling stop en route home from the United Nations and Washington after meeting with President Kennedy
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