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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1965
Page
3
Two Texas criminal cases illustrate ongoing delays and frustrations in the justice system, mirroring broader problems in civil court proceedings. The article references speeches from the American Assembly and discussions on administration of justice in the United States.
The piece notes a draft movement for actor Steve Allen to run for Congress in California, referencing James Roosevelt's UN role and past actor-turned-politicians like George Murphy and Ronald Reagan. It also reports on Dallas court actions in the Jack Ruby and Leslie Ashley cases, Judge Brown’s disqualification, and Judge Thurman Gupton moving Ashley’s trial, with commentary on public interest and judicial process.
Kenneth Dixon urges a renewed focus on bicycle safety as children return to streets. He warns motorists to exercise extreme caution and parents to impose strict rules, emphasizing riding with traffic, proper hand signals, and lane awareness to prevent tragedies.
The piece critiques Job Corps costs reaching 86,000 and warns that about 2,000 of the first 12,000 enrollees have dropped out. It argues teens from broken homes need discipline and questions the program’s effectiveness and long term value for taxpayers.
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report a Kennedy neutrality dilemma as Kenneth P. O'Donnell seeks Massachusetts Democratic Governor nomination in 1964. The move risks widening the feud between the Kennedys and the McCormacks while Edward M. Kennedy weighs keeping factions united and avoiding a vendetta after 1962.
Andrew Tully profiles Liz Carpenter as press secretary to First Lady Lady Bird Johnson, noting her influence on public image and policy framing. He recounts Carpenter's background, White House role, and potential future as a political figure including possible secretary of state.
The Sept 13 1944 Memory Lane notes a wage dispute with John J Lewis and coal miners facing a showdown. It also reports UT Texas Cotton Research moving some work to Texas Tech, plus downtown retail plans on Broadway and hospital relocation and $1,000,000 memorial project at Lubbock General Hospital.
The note discusses a dog guiding a chase atop automobiles and the difficulty of giving simple answers to a child's questions. It mentions a person named Saian lwaca and a belief about authenticity via the grapevine.
Washington notes AFL-CIO Chief Meany uses a Labor Day broadcast to claim the Vietnam War was sparked by North Vietnam and China. The piece argues the Geneva Accord elections were never held and accuses U S leaders of steering events to prevent a nationwide vote.
Clark Leedy, a resource development specialist with New Mexico State University, urges urgent planning to conserve land as a scarce resource. He calls for orderly community planning to allocate land for homes, business, farms, water, parks, and recreation as population grows across New Mexico.
The Thinkers research project examines whether machines can think amid growing use in fields from archaeology to literary studies. It notes past beliefs in machine thought, but rising workload suggests computers tackle many human tasks.
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