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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1963

Page

4

Khrushchev References Lenin Signal Change or Continuity

Observers see Khrushchev’s recent speeches echoing Lenin while signaling limited shifts in Soviet policy. The piece notes Stalin’s brutal regime, postwar reforms, and the enduring totalitarian frame, urging Western prudence and Palmerston’s warning about encroachments.

Stern Khrushchev Lenin Gordon E. Smith Associated Press Josef Stalin Stalin Kremlin Moscow Red Square Soviet Union Khruchchev Russia Mr. Smith Communist Party United States Lord Palmerston

Upward Trend in College Enrollment Projections

Analysts from the College Entrance Examination Board project continued growth in U S college enrollment. They note rising figures from 1900 to 1960 and a current level around 36 percent of high school seniors, with a total age cohort of 2.8 million, signaling a sustained higher education boom.

Hatever United States

Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Morning Edition Ad Rates 1963

Lubbock Avalanche Journal Morning and Sunday editions publish daily in Lubbock Texas with rates for subscriptions by carrier or mail. The notice lists pricing: 1 year 21 dollars for morning and Sunday, six months 10.50, two months 5.45, month 1.75. by carrier daily and Sunday 1 year 31 dollars 6 months 15.50 3 months 7. by mail morning and Sunday 1 year 51.50 6 months 25.75 3 months 8.25. includes pledge of allegiance and standard newspaper masthead dated April 29 1963.

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Open Houses Stir Debate Over Heritage Homes

In London, the debate over stately homes and tax relief heats up as nobility, from the Duke of Bedford to the Duke of Marlborough, clash over opening Woburn Abbey and Blenheim Palace to visitors for modest fees, sparking claims of padded figures and education versus entertainment. The Marlborough duke calls the idea a misused tradition and insists heritage should not become a fun fair.

Ondon Duke of Bedford Woburn Abbey Duke of Marlborough Blenheim Palace Sunday Times

An Idea For The Men And SNOW In New York

Phyllis Battelle reports on the Society for the Notice of Older Women SNOW formed by New Yorkers to support women over 30. The piece mixes humor and social commentary, noting whistles and glances while offering a tongue in cheek history of blarney and a call for more respectful attention to aging women.

EW York New York The Society For the

Bedford palace Easter gate draws crowds and critique

The Duke of Bedford defends opening his palace to the public while avoiding a holiday camp image. He posted an Easter gate at 20,000 with many turned away for lack of parking space, while Hertford’s Bagley Hall drew 2,000 and expressed envy.

Duke of Bedford Marlborough Henry VII Bedford

U S Stakes in British Spy Leaks as Espionage Storm Grows

UK security scandals strain Washington as officials warn that Britain’s leaks risk exposing American Cold War secrets. The Spies for Peace pamphlet and cases like Portland Naval Base, George Blake, and John Vassall underscore deep vulnerabilities in allied defense networks.

Macmillan Britain U.S John Bull Kennedy Soviet Union Spies For Peace Portland Naval Base George Blake Foreign Service John Vassall

Tax Curve and Moral Clash in Government Spending

A columnist denounces White House budget pitches seen as deceptive tax increases. He argues federal spending and taxes strain families, likening tactics to a curve ball and warning that fiscal rhetoric hides true costs to the public. He condemns waste and moral erosion in government.

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Spur attorney joins Texas Tech board of directors

O B Ratliff of Spur has been named to the Texas Tech board as the youngest member and its only former student. He studied engineering at Tech and business administration at UT, and holds roles in the Spur Rotary Club and Spur Chamber of Commerce. The Lubbock ISD board approved summer faculty for city schools with multiple teachers listed for senior and junior high programs and elementary staff, plus custodian and librarian appointments.

Aldermaston London Britain Central Intelligence Agency Sam Sushyak Congress Lubbock Morning Avalanche O. B. Ratliff Spur Farmer Texas Tech Board of Directors Ratliff Tech University of Texas Spur Rotary Club Spur Chamber of Commerce Lubbock Public Schools Board of Trustees of Lubbock Independent School District Linkel Hilliard Christeene Peak Aline McCarty Mattie Clark C. C. Cox Rogers Orr Eula McCorkle Roy Brown Ruth Carter Iris Berholm Lois Hale Reudy Rhodes Josephine Ballenger G. N. Atkinson E. M. Lovelace Walter G. Alderson J. T. Hutchinson H. L. Allen E. J. Parsons R. F. Bayless Paul Hardwick Charles A. Guy A. C. Jackson R. W. Matthews

Prisoners to be fenced in at Marion federal prison

MARION Ill UPI Prisoners who plan to escape by climbing a wall at the new maximum security federal prison near here will have to change their plans. Warden John T Willingham said Friday the prison will be surrounded by a wire fence because a wall would be too expensive.

Marion, Ill UPI Here John T. Willingham

Unlikely Explanation For Lopsided Robbery Suspect

Cleveland police arrest a man carrying a loaded .38 revolver in a shoulder holster on suspicion of robbery. He offers the odd defense that being heavier on the left balances him.

Cleveland UPI

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