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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1963
Page
2
A local bond dispute centers on refunds of municipal revenue bonds and possible hidden interests. Statements by key figures suggest questions about who might be aiding any alleged obstruction, with evasive replies to press questions and calls for accountability.
A Dallas incident during United Nations Week drew praise and censure as protesters clashed with news coverage. The author argues for lawful, focused opposition and electing representatives who push UN reform rather than militant tactics.
Plan Lacking Research proposes a dubious quick method to gauge weight loss in Kalamazan Michigan. The concept uses odd measurements like quiches for height and waist size, with unclear steps and guidance. The text warns against extreme dieting and suggests stopping self-pat patting or removing clothing, though details are not clarified.
The page lists subscription rates for different editions and timeframes, including Morning, Evening, and SundayDelivery for Lubbock residents with annual and monthly options. It also prints the Pledge of Allegiance and identifies the publication location as Lubbock Texas with a date of Oct 26 165.
A chaotic scene unfolds as a photographer frames a dramatic chase in Central Park. The writer notes advances in camera tech and a sensational pursuit, with references to sensational feats and evolving imaging gear.
Special correspondent INEZ ROBB reports on GOP convention talk as John Kennedy looms large. Debates between Kennedy and a potential GOP nominee are analyzed with reference to Tom Dewey and past duel dynamics. Political strategists weigh who could challenge Kennedy on the trail.
President Kennedy’s tax cut faces Senate scrutiny with Democratic leaders Byrd Gore and Douglas pressing for added reform features. They aim to aid the “little guy” while opponents warn of recession and political delay as Capitol Hill negotiates the measure.
United Mines Workers leaders sought to avert a coal strike in Alabama by returning miners to work and avoiding government action against unions. An exhibit of clothing from feed sacks appeared at Plainview Home Demonstration Club with talks by several members. A sugar beet processing plant on the South Plains was proposed by Texas Tech official De Al W. Youn to bring industry to farms.
Richard Starnes analyzes CIA accountability in a democracy, noting its public face and defenses against criticism. The piece discusses secrecy, alleged myths about pole influence, and Dulles era criticisms, plus a Belgian Turkish labor note and a 50,000 worker target in Belgium.
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