Not Likely Khrushchev Will Quit As Premier Soon
West observers doubt Khrushchev will resign and hand power to a successor. Age, party norms, and the risk of power struggles deter retirement. A replacement could be worse, and peaceful USSR relations hinge on Communist removal, which seems unlikely for now.
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West
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Russia
Kremlin
Moscow
Khrushchev
Nasser
Syria
Egypt
United States
Charles de Gaulle
Sky Pollution Gases From Spacecraft Threaten Night Sky
Electronic experts at an American Geophysical Union meeting warn Space Age pollution could affect radio communications and star gazing. They cite rocket exhausts raising electron density in the upper atmosphere and intensifying airglow, altering the ionosphere’s radio mirror and possibly dimming the night sky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Geophysical Union
Washington
College loan program shows high repayment success
Francis Keppel reports that among 218 million dollars of federal college loans issued in three years only 718 dollars were classified as uncollectable. He says students demonstrate seriousness and strong repayment effort, making them a model borrower group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Keppel
United States Commissioner of Education
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Morning Edition Details April 23 1963
This page shows the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Morning Edition branding with pricing for subscriptions and editions including Morning, Evening, and Sunday options. It lists staff positions President and Publisher, Editor, and Publisher, plus advertising and distribution notes. Page 4 Section A Lubbock Texas April 23 1963.
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South Plains
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
Carner Quinde
Martha
United States of America
Republic
Texas
Nasser and the Arab Unity Push Draws U S Scrutiny
Washington weighs whether the United Arab Republic with Egypt and Syria can become a true union or a Nasser dominated project. Analysts note potential to end regional bickering if unity endures, while US aid plans aim to boost Egypt’s income and peace prospects.
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Ashington
State Department
United Arab Republic
Gamel Abdel Nasser
Syria
Iraq
Middle East
Tully
Nasser
United States
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Soviet Union
Aswan
Egypt
Uncle Sam
Airlines Push Merger Plan
U S lines, praised for efficiency and safety, faced three-year losses until 1962 when a major carrier strike helped produce a modest 1962 profit. The piece notes industry fragility and calls for consolidation to stabilize the trunkline market.
A Remarkable Woman Of Quiet Independence
An elderly widow who raised four daughters through hardship and long service as a housekeeper is remembered for Self reliance and faith. She moved to Florida in old age but remained devoted to family and community until her death after a fall. Her story sparks reflection on aging and usefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Robe
Crystal Palace
Florida
Quote on Civilized Nations and Parental Bribery
A fragment notes that a man avoids hearing both sides of a question for confusion and defines a civilized country as one where parents must bribe children to behave.
Major shifts in world power end in new era of policy
The piece argues that both Kennedy and Khrushchev face failures at home and abroad, yet neither can dominate uncommitted lands. War loses primacy as policy, with nuclear capability reshaping global strategy and forcing a new, unsettled era for the mid-20th century.
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Cuba
Khrushchev
Middle East
Russia
China
United States
Kennedy
Soviet Russia
Korea
Sen. Goldwater
Goldwater
Engineer's Dog Handy Wire Haul In Baraboo Court Build
In Baraboo Wisconsin an AP report says a radio engineer solved a 35 foot antenna wire crawl by stringing it through a narrow opening with his traffic officer friend using his dog Augie to shuttle the line from the false ceiling to the roof of a new courthouse addition. Meanwhile Paraguay bans wool imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Wis
Eugene W. Klipp
Augie
Klipp
Douglas
Alumni muster at Texas College and student elections announced
A Texas Agricultural and Mechanical college alumni gathering drew about 60 attendees at the Hotel Hilton, with delegates from Spur Littlefield Levelland Guthrie Abilene and Shallowater highlighting the class of 1913. Separate notes name candidates for Texas Technological College student body president and officers with elections set for April 29. War bond meetings in Cooper and Frenship raised 22240 in bond sales, bringing Cooper's total to 32740 under local committees led by L. C. Ellis and others.
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Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
Hilton
Spur
Littlefield
Levelland
Guthrie
Abilene
Shallowater
P. W. Walker
W. A. French
A. F. Reese
C. A. Whitfield
H. W. Thomas
Lubbock
Charles Senning
Jerry Beavers
Camp Springs
Texas Technological College
Billy Hale
Amarillo
Maxine Craddock
Robert Lee
Rowena McKinley Hamilton
Dorothy Miskimins
Wichita Falls
Mary Lou Metcalf
Billy Johnson
Hedley
Jacquelyn Wilkinson
Friona
Cooper and Frenship
Cooper Committee
B. M. Hays
William Boyd Crooks
L. C. Ellis
FE. J. Parsons
Knox Thomas
Arnold Hates Eating Out After Show Says Companion
A quoted companion says Arnold brought them straight home after the performance and dislikes dining out. The remark portrays Arnold as practical and homebound following events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
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Europe
Latin America
Considine’s
Bob Considine
York
Airlines
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Airways
TWA
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Eastern
Civil Aeronautics Board
Northeast Airlines
New England
Miami
CAB
San Juan
Eddie Rickenbacker
Ti’ Cab
Considine
Tizzy
By Kate Osann
Satans
Nikita
Richard Starnes
Hrushchevy
Congress
Western Alliance
Canada
North America
Asuncion
Paraguay
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