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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1963
Page
3
Economists differ on 1963 prospects with some forecasting stronger growth on the momentum from early 1963 GNP at 572 billion annually and higher production while others warn sentiment can shift quickly. The Wall Street Journal notes uncertainty about the recovery's end but polls show more optimism and planned spending despite possible dips.
Special correspondent describes an American delegation meeting Sir Ralph Perring, the City of London Lord Mayor. They present gifts including a New York flag, a Los Angeles scroll, and an invitation to visit San Francisco at the end of his term. Conrad Hilton and Col. Henry Crown are among the visitors.
University of Arizona event features Inez Robb delivering an impudent address on the Battle of the Sexes. She argues women seek personhood, not equality, and urges strategic, noncombative approaches. The piece blends campus remarks with later notes on London governance and a Lord Mayor page.
The Commercial Appeal jokes that an oldtimer is someone who recalls US at most 15 to 20 international crises at once. It notes crises have always existed but argues modern frequency makes tracking them resemble a computer task.
The Wichita Eagle notes that a new car often signals not ownership but debt. Despite this, many still judge status by both the car size and the amount owed, reflecting social attitudes toward wealth and obligation.
A simple consumer today spends heavily on everyday necessities. Household purchases show rising costs as individuals allocate more to food fuel and basic goods amid value concerns and price pressures.
Page 4 in Lubbock Texas edition dated April 30, 1963 lists subscription rates for various periods and delivery options. It includes morning, Sunday, and combined services with prices for in town and outside deliveries. The page also contains the publisher names Parker F. Prouty and Chas A. Quy and the pledge of allegiance text.
The article argues Jose Miro Cardona's disclosures threaten U.S. national security by exposing confidential discussions, asserting Moscow will respond to American actions, and urging Washington to lead diplomacy while Cuban exiles face tough lessons in major league diplomacy. President Kennedy is urged to recognize regional politicians' secrecy and the limits of exile influence.
Morgenthau cites Chiang Kai-shek telegram alleging Japanese forces killed every villager in coastal China areas where American fliers landed after Tokyo raids. He says some protected fliers were executed, and civilians were slain. Dies to lead hearings on un American activities across multiple cities.
Veteran writer Richard Starnes vented about modern travel in Georgia, ridiculing railroad service and praising flying cars. He recounts 2000 miles of road travel, condemns brutal driving, gaudy billboards, tasteless roadside meals, and roadside temptations while lamenting the loss of pleasant scenery.
Israel protested to the United Nations Security Council against the April 17 declaration of the United Arab Republic federation by Syria and Iraq. Israeli Ambassador Michael Comay called the document an unprecedented pledge to destroy another UN member state and to create a military unity to liberate the Arab homeland from Zionism. The protest was sent in a letter to Liu Chieh, the Chinese president of the Security Council.
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