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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1964
Page
3
An editorial debate on whether the United States should aid or let Khrushchev’s regime fall. It argues against preserving a dictatorship that imprisons millions and seeks world conquest and notes Soviet leaders and liberal sympathizers in the U.S. discussing ideological goals.
A memo signed by H. Stuart Hughes Harvard historian Gunnar Myrdal and Gerard Piel advocates an automated economy of abundance where machines produce most goods and the government funds and directs the system. The piece argues for a collectivist model likened to the Soviet framework driven by unemployment fears.
The Second Sunday Singing Convention will be held Sunday June 15 at Trinity Methodist Church, starting 2 pm and continuing until 4 pm. Singers from the county are expected to attend. Lamb County in the Texas Panhandle is described as roughly 30 by 34 miles.
The piece argues that automation has historically created jobs, while critics push for sweeping public works and federal spending as a remedy during perceived crises. It contends the real crisis is a failure to recognize the American Way of life and self-reliance.
The article lists multiple local visits and family connections in and around Plainview and nearby towns. It notes weekend visitors from Dallas, Kincheloe Air Force Base, and Liberal Kansas, plus graduations of Kathy and Kay Payne in Abilene. It closes with a note that copper was the first metal used by primitive man.
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