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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1965

Page

23

Taking stock of costs and scams in higher education and poverty programs

The piece reviews college costs over a decade with inflation context and cites Texas Tech figures including room and board and fees. It contrasts private and state costs, recalls Oklahoma 1919 1925 prices, then shifts to a Senate investigation into Harlem anti poverty programs, detailing high salaries and travel expenses, including a Suffern weekend and executive perks.

Roger Rickleffs Catholic Digest Rickloffs University of Oklahoma Mr. Rickleffs James G.allen Texas Tech Rickletts Rickieffs

Billy Graham on science faith and evolution

Billy Graham asserts that true science and true religion need not contradict each other. He notes the New Meares State Board of Education requires evolution to be labeled a theory not a fact and urges focus on personal transformation through Christ rather than mere human origins.

Meares State Board of Education Hoe Hoskeyer Penel Mans Christ

Quotations Prompting Debate on Defense and Education Policy

A collection of quotes from public figures and officials discusses guns butter military funding and education. Notable remarks include socalled promises to Americans, Eisenhower, Keppel, Danis, and Humphrey. The remarks touch on civic responsibility and the balance between crime and law enforcement.

Plans For New Auto Buying Boom In 1965 Says Sindlinger

Sylvia Porter reports Sindlinger & Co finds June showroom traffic to 4.118 million with 8.9 million planning visits and 19.57 percent prime prospects for cars. Women account for 42.8 percent of prime prospects. many households own multiple cars and average income is about 9,010 dollars. The study notes Viet Nam war influence on buying plans and questions if 1966 projections should rise.

Sindlinger & Co Ywo Sindlinger Kemity

Metcalfe Portraits Dinner Reverie

The passage reflects a lyrical dinner scene with references to seaside dining, peaceful days, and evening tides. Imagery centers on calm nights, moonlit piers, and reflective moods during a formal meal setting.

Urban Hurry Protesters: Critics Rail Against Asphalt Jungles

Readers see an editorial focus on city planners and architects criticizing rapid modernization that strips beauty from urban spaces. Edward de Meeman warns Progress memes can erode nature and architecture, urging slower, planned renewal with green space and preserved homes. He calls for delaying demolition until better plans and owners exist, allowing existing communities to thrive.

Crusaders Memphis Tenn Pres Madame Roland Mr. Meeman

Bennett Cerf and the quirky word lore of Wilfred Funk

The fragment describes a humorous scene with Jerry Lewis in Florida and a Bellhop's line. It then recalls Wilfred Funk, famed word expert, naming beloved and overused words, plus a collection of everyday terms he compiled for common understanding. It ends with witty quotes and a nod to Sol Fass and Tweedy Harnton.

Wilfred Funk America John Charles Daly Funk

Draft policy call urges universal service over marriage dodges

William S. White argues President Johnson ended a trend of marrying to dodge the draft. He says most draftees see no combat and repeats calls for universal service, criticizing exemptions for college students and privilege. He links draft fairness to equality of sacrifice amid Vietnam War tensions.

Washington Johnson United States of America

We The Women Need Better Housekeeping Roles

Ruth Millett argues backache in housewives comes from heavy lifting and poor technique. A British surgeon suggests frustration and boredom drive strain, urging women to learn proper lifting, cooperative family help, and efficient routines to reduce effort and stress.

Independence Dene paper builds on Monday merger plans

Roentey Kattan reports on a local independence effort involving the Dene community. The article notes Christies Matty Awaanene and others pushing a municipal building project on Bo at mid Ave with involvement from Parker and Phouty Char A Gy. The piece cites Associated Press and United Press International affiliates, under Friday page 60 of the Dallas Daily Press era.

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