New Heresy Fears Reds EPORTS From Moscow Shake Kremlin
The piece reports Communist leaders in Russia worry about a wave of ideological skepticism among the educated class challenging Communism as a way of life. Khrushchev confronts deviationist trends among intellectuals with a Central Committee meeting planned for May 28 to curb Western leaning writers and artists.
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Eports
Moscow
Communist Party
Russia
Khrushchev
Stalin
West
Central Committee
Kremlin
Ussr
Hoover
Reading too fast risks loss of deeper knowledge
TANFORD University researcher Joseph Katz jokes about a device to teach reading at birth or prenatally. He warns that rushing education to speed up learning may bypass life's deeper values and leave students with half baked thinking as education becomes a constant hurry.
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Tanford University
Joseph Katz
Katz
Belgian firm plans Africa camp to train elephants for labor
A Belgian company reportedly organizes a training camp in Africa to teach elephants work. If successful, the method could be applied to train many humans who reportedly resist labor.
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Africa
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Morning Edition 1963 Ad Rates
The page lists subscription rates for morning and Sunday editions in Lubbock and outside areas including carrier and mail prices. It notes offices at 8th Street and Avenue J, publisher names Parker F Prouty and Chas A Guy, and mentions Associated Press and United Press International affiliations. Page 4 Section A April 13 1963.
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South Plains
Luibbock
Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
Ita
8Th St
Ave. J. Lubbock
Texas
National Advertising
Texas Daily Press League
Paes Bee
United Press International
Cere Parker F. Prouty
Chas. A. Guy
Lubbock
United States of America
Republi
Sec
Lubbock, Tex
Groves Welcomes Enrico Fermi Award For Oppenheimer Honor
Gen. Leslie Groves lauds J. Robert Oppenheimer as the pioneering head of the atomic bomb program receives the $50,000 Enrico Fermi award. Groves says Oppenheimer’s loyalty remains beyond price and hopes the award ends the stigma of past security questions. Princeton director Oppenheimer, 1947 onward, faces doubt about returning to active AEC access though his current standing remains clear.
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Bob. Considine
York
Leslie R. Groves
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Enrico Fermi
Oppy
Gen. Groves
Oppenheimer
Institute For Advanced Study
Princeton
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
War
Department
Einstein
Robert Milliken
Total Knowledge
Roosevelt
Teddy
University of California
Groves
Communist Party
Hans Bethe
Edward Teller
Los Alamos
Considine
Remote possibility hot line could ease Kremlin US talks
The Soviet Union accepts a direct White House Kremlin line to reduce delays and miscommunication during crises. The piece compares the Cuban crisis and the idea of rapid contact, with a humorous exchange imagining heated but friendly dialogue between leaders and aides.
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Inez Robb
Soviet Union
United States
White House
Kremlin
California's housing race issue tests state resolve
Andrew Tully reports California's debate over housing discrimination centers on dollars as Berkeley voters narrowly rejected a civil rights ordinance. Sacramento leaders warn the public is not ready for strong sanctions, while Los Angeles seeks a teeth-filled measure amid growing nonwhite political influence.
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Andrew Tully
OS Angeles
California
Berkeley
Liberal University
Tully Berkeley
New York
Michigan
Illinois
Sacramento
Hugh M. Burns
Senate
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Los Angeles
Thomas Bradley
Bradley
Burns
Unruh
War stamps drive spurs six churches to buy bonds
Six Negro churches join a selling contest to aid the war effort. Dr. J. A. Chatman buys a $25 bond for each church. The participants include Bethel AME St Jake Baptist New Hope Baptist St Paul CME and Gilead Baptist with Rev. Wilkinson Rev. Reed Rev. Wade Rev. Amons and others. A patriotic program is set for 3 p.m. Sunday at Dunbar High School. The piece also notes a ME college district convention in Dallas and a Tech spring scrimmage with Deverelle Lewis and teammates.
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Lubbock Morning Avalanche
J. A. Chatman
Bethel Ame
M. H. Wilkinson
Louise Sedberry
Jefferson lamp high memory of a great man in Virginia
Harrottsville Virginia columnist Henry J Taylor recalls Thomas Jefferson born April 13 1743 at Shadwell dies July 4 1826 at Monticello. The piece contrasts Jefferson with Napoleon and notes the Louisiana Purchase and the founding University of Virginia. It laments modern liberalism and defends Jeffersons lasting influence in American history.
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Henry. J. Taylor
Harlottesville
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
Shadwell
Efferson
University of Virginia
Lafayette
Paris
Picus
Virginia
Destiny
Napoleon
Jefferson
Robert Fulton
France
United States
New France
England
Europe
Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation
White House
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Schlesinger
Bonaparte
Charlottesville
Auto Truck Output Cited By Industry
Detroit analysis from Ward's Reports shows this week’s planned production of 144,368 cars and 29,104 trucks. Last week produced 169,609 cars and 29,988 trucks. Year to date totals reach 2,251,860 cars and 426,361 trucks, with April likely the second best month for car output in history.
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Detroit
API
Ward
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