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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1961

Page

3

Lubbock City Commission Sets 13 Charter Amendments Vote

The commission endorsed no amendments but cleared the way for voter choice on 13 proposed changes to the city charter for November 7. Only one amendment, to create a tax funded West Texas Museum, drew notable controversy. The others, recommended by a charter review committee, faced no major contention. Citizens will study and decide at the polls as the city’s government intends.

Lubbock City Commission

Propaganda from Russia at UN mirrors old imperialism claims

The 6,000-word Soviet memorandum at the United Nations accuses the United States of Western colonialism, while Russia itself imperialistically holds millions under force and closes off information. The piece predicts limited belief among free nations and mocks neutrals seeking sympathy for Moscow.

United Nations United States Free World U. S Moscow Uncle Sam Russia

Beards Back as Symbol of Male Independence

T. C. MacDuffie, president of a national barber and beauticians group, told a Huntington convention that men are growing more hair on top and on their faces. Flat-tops and crewcuts may fade as beards return, a sign some analysts link to independence amid broad social trends toward conformity.

Barber and Beauticians T. C. MacDuffie Huntington W. Va

Strange Definition NE a clash over education meaning

The Wall Street Journal cites the National Education Association defining education as democracy's substitute for violent social change, highlighting a conflict with the common view that education is about acquiring knowledge.

The Wall Street Journal National Education Association

Morning Edition: The ODay On The South Plains

The Lubbock Avalanche Journal delivers weekday morning edition consolidated with Sunday issue. Publication details include independent weekly content, by Avalanche-Journal Publicmg Company. Ads and wire services via Associated Press and United Press International. Subscription rates shown for various plans. Page 6 includes pledge and flag salute text. Location: Lubbock Texas date Sept 30 1961.

South Plains Werocralie Lubbock Avalanche Journal Avalanche-Journs Publicmng Company, Inc Sth St Ave J. Lubbock Texas Teada Lely Press League Dallas Texas Associated Press United Press Internativa Parker F. Prouty EE Chas. A. Guy Fiy Mail United States of America

Considine’s On the Line San Francisco Scores Beat

In a retrospective column, Considine recalls the 1945 United Nations founding moment. Molotov’s visit and a bustling press room frame a hopeful view of lasting peace, contrasted with lingering wartime memories and a light note on a reporter’s misfit humor.

AN Francisco San Francisco United Nations

Dining diplomacy and hopes for Berlin hinted in New York toast

Special correspondent Inez Robb reflects on Dean Rusk and Andrei Gromyko's four hour session at the Waldorf Astoria. She argues the meal atmosphere signals mood shifts, mocks grandiose press releases, and links future peace to a diplomatic menu, while recalling JFK’s early warnings and San Francisco Africa Week.

Waldorf- Astoria Berlin

Aid Opponents Proving Point By J F Terhurst

Special correspondent notes reader letters and Washington commentary on foreign aid, neutrals vs. Russia. Kennedy signs a 4.25 billion aid measure while cautious retrenchment begins. Analysts claim Khrushchev timed bomb tests to drive cuts, urging the U.S. to support allies and counter Soviet strategy.

Poland Russia Berlin Yugoslavia Tito India Nehru U. S Khrushchev

Lubbock ISD approves record 1941 tax roll total

The Lubbock Independent School District board approves a $33,536,390 1941 tax roll, real and personal property, netting $318,822.98. The 1941 tax total surpasses 1940 by $28,268.98, with a tax rate of percent per hundred dollars. Meanwhile shoppers flocked to stores as new federal excise taxes took effect at midnight on liquor, furs, jewelry, cosmetics and auto tires.

Board of Trustees Lubbock Independent School District

Two Men’s Roles Recalled In Nansen Refugee Effort

A Sokolsky feature honors Fridtjof Nansen on his hundredth birth anniversary noting his Nansen Passport aid for stateless refugees after World War I. It recounts Nansen work with Hoover, the League of Nations, and the Nobel Prize in 1932.

Ing Pacific Rygure Fridtjoh Nansen Nansen Greenland Fram North Pole Great Britain United States Norway League of Nations Arto Nansen Herbert Hoover United Nations High Commissioner For Australia Canada Horo Fridijob Nansen

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