Grimes Case Settled In Favor Of Officer Tinsley
The City Manager cleared Patrolman J O Tinsley of wrongdoing in the arrest of a drunken man after Rev Casey Grimes challenged the officer. The Avalanche Journal found testimony divided but supported the manager’s view and noted policy changes to street arrests. The Grimes matter spurred reforms and backed the newspaper’s investigative role and bar association aid.
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Lubbock
J. 0
Tinsley
Casey Grimes
Haseen
William J. Pitstick
City Commission
Grimes
Avalanche-Journal
Kenneth May
Pitstick
We Hold a Life Rental on Earth Says Cowan
Ian McTaggart Cowan of the University of British Columbia argues that we do not own the world but hold a life rental for future generations. He says it is our duty to leave land in as good or better condition than we found it, contrasting with past exploiters who sought quick profits.
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Bar Association
Ian McTaggard Cowan
University of British Columbia
Cowan
Ditor
The
Avalanches Journal
Neith
T. L. Rexroat
Ave. V
Avalanche Journal
Avalanche-Journal
U. S
Wayne Morse
Senate
George Wallace
Alabama
Air Corps
War Dept
Sen
Wi Morse
Morse
Texas
Veterans Administration
Congress
Lubbock Gazette Announces Annual Subscription Rates
The Lubbock Texas newspaper lists its 1 year subscription at 21.00 and 6 months options with date of September 14, 1963 noted. The fragment mentions national league and Sunday editions as part of the offering. The text presents a brief pricing notice for readers in the Lubbock area.
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Wstara
Texas
National ‘League
Lubbock
Readers' Views on Possums and School Safety
A reader argues possums are born in the pouch and disputes a prior letter. A second letter laments noisy neighborhoods near schools and teenage driving risks. A third reflects on public figures and wartime records, praising Gov. Wallace's civil rights stance.
Dislikes Federal Spending Power voiced by Mae Austin
Mae Austin at 2012 15th St voices frustration with federal taxes and spending. She argues individuals should pay for their own garbage collection and public buildings should be functional not extravagant, wishing for a personal surplus to give away.
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Ditor
The
Avalanche Journal
Feds
Mae Austin
15Th St
Tight Restrictions Clamp Down on French Economy
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle's government imposes strict limits to curb inflation. Measures tighten credit, crack down on profits, trim the budget, and control some prices to slow price rises.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
Big Push Seen On Aid Funds In Congress
The Kennedy administration plans a bread and butter defense of foreign aid in Congress with a $1 billion cut framed as risking 100,000 jobs. Officials argue 80 percent of aid is spent in the United States and warn reductions hit American exports and employment.
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Andrew Tully
Congress
Senate
House
Kennedy
U.S
Soviet Union
China
Tully
Capitol Hill
United States
David Bell
Agency For International Development
Ing
War Bond Drive Nears Quota as Lubbock County Stands Halfway
Lubbock County moves past the halfway mark in the third War Bond drive with over 2 million more in bonds needed to hit a 4,618,900 quota. Neil H. Wright chairs the drive and outlines the remaining sales. Petroleum officials in Austin certify a October need of 1,999,000 barrels daily of Texas petroleum liquids, up 90,000 from September. Allied actions near Salerno focus on the Italian front as British forces seize Corotone and advance along the Adriatic coast. Washington reports OPA moves to cut grocery costs with a 0.5 percent monthly decline and the abolition of the agency’s legal department plus a new compliance program.
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Lubbock County
Neil H. Wright
Austin
Petroleum Administration For War
Texas
Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Mgr
Chester Bowles
What to Do with Wrappers Rubbish In Table Dilemma
Washington special correspondent Richard Starnes muses on discarded wrappers from sugar packets crackers toothpicks and other table packaging. He imagines a refined solution a sterling wastebasket to curb litter while noting airlines handle waste differently and proposing practical dining-room changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Starnes
Washington
Star
US to Inspect Antarctica Bases Under Peaceful Treaty Rights
The United States announces inspections of bases in Antarctica including Soviet facilities between November and March. The State Department stresses inspections are for peaceful purposes and aim to reinforce mutual confidence among 12 treaty nations.
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Washington
United States
Antarcti
Soviet Union
Antarctica
State Department
U.S
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Lubbock “Avalanche. Journal
Outn Plains
Russia
Wallace
Senator Morse
Tizzy
By Kate Osann
Seon
London
UPI
D. Fisher
Fisher
BY Kennedy
Harry Truman
Red China
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
North Africa
Mediterranean
Salerno
Mount Vesuvius
Italy
Corotone
Brindisi
Amese
Africa
By Galbraith
Santa Domingo
Castro
Cuba
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