Khrushchev’s Berlin talk signals wary peace push
International observers note Khrushchev’s fireside address mixes peace rhetoric with threats of military buildup. He urges US Britain and France to negotiate at the conference table while hinting at mobilizing reserves if tensions do not ease. Western leaders should remain ready for any eventuality.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Charles de Gaulle
France
Khrushchev
Berlin
United States
Russia
West
New College Opens in Florida Retirement Center
A Florida retirement center hosts a new college with 425 enrolled and 200 on a waiting list. The average freshman age is 60 with many older students and an 85 year old among them. Forty lecture fields offer regular college level classes despite age.
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Florida
Scientists probe Italian cave for eggs and milk mystery
A dozen scientists in southern Europe spend a month in a Italian cave with animals to test why hens lay more eggs in darkness and cows produce more milk underground. The aim is to aid poultry and dairy industries though the work may seem trivial amid grand scientific goals. The piece suggests skepticism about the campaign promises.
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Europe
Avalanche-J Evening Journal Publishing Companies in Stand
A clipped notice from the Evening Journal lists publishing companies and a Stand avenue reference. It names Langue and Press Langue as entities connected to the listing alongside representatives and national references. The fragment hints at an ad or regulatory directory entry for publishing firms.
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Evening Journal
Stand
le National
Tee Bay ‘Press Langue
Air Force Academy aims to shape well rounded officers
Maj. Gen. William Sebastian Stone, superintendent, notes the Air Force Academy contrasts with West Point and the Naval Academy by fostering individual development. He says cadets receive more liberty and a balanced curriculum of sciences and humanities to prepare officers for world and space ventures.
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Bob Considine
York
West Point
Naval Academy
Air Force Academy
Stone
Navy
Red Utopia Dream and the Soviet Dining Clash
In a column by Inez Robb, the author critiques the Soviet promise of free services while lamenting the loss of home life and privacy under communal living. She imagines the comforts of a family dinner against a future where kitchens and dining rooms are abolished. The piece shifts to a lighter note on Air Academy enrichment programs, noting Spanish-speaking cadets, expanded credits, and the blend of sports and academics, concluding with a tease to see CONSIDINE Page 8.
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Inez Robb
Communist Party of the
Soviet Union
Air Academy
U. S
Kennedy New Frontier aims at fiscal balance and strength
In response to questions about cutting domestic spending, Kennedy officials defend the New Frontier plan as essential to a stronger economy and social system. They say military and foreign aid outlays will boost Treasury revenue, enabling a balanced 1963 budget. A broader arsenal of defense and domestic programs is framed as strategic, not provocative. California Republicans split on Nixon governor bid, fearing intraparty strife and 1964 impact. A Nixon Sacramento win could delay his national run and fuel GOP tensions.
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Ray Tucker
Washington
L. A
Jersey City
Kennedy
F.D.R
America
Treasury
Arsenat
United States
Khrushchev
Pearl Harbor
California
Californa
Gagnires BS
Dallas
Nixon
Goodwin J. Knight
William J. Knowland
White House
Monteux
BBC
Farmers gather in Lubbock for district meeting
About 500 to 600 farmers from 19 counties of the Texas Farm Bureau district converge on Lubbock for an all day session at a local hotel beginning at 10 a.m. W. R. Tilson of Brownfield will preside. Speakers include J Walter Hammond of Tye president of the Texas Farm Bureau F R Alexander of College Station and George Slaughter of Wharton.
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Texas Farm Bureau Federation
Lubbock
W. R. Tilson
Brownfield
J. Walter Hammond
Tye
Texas Farm Bureau
F. R. Alexander
College Station
Texas A&m
Bureau
George Slaughter
Wharton
Texas Agricultural Adjustment Administration
State Committee
Believe It Or Not About Sommermatter's Long Life and Marriage
A sensational note claims Hans Sommermatter married a 30 year old as his second wife when he was 100 years old, allegedly fathered a child the next year, and lived to age 126. Strong names and ages are presented without corroborating details.
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Hans | Sommermatter
Niklaus Setzerland
BBC Satire Hoax On Music Critics Sparks Debate
George E. Sokolsky lauds BBC satire that fabricates a non existent Polish composer Piotr Zak and a mock piece Mobile For Tape and Percussion. He compares it to Kreisler Paganini hoax and laments modern critics praise while missing musical substance. He praises BBC for provoking thought and restoring focus on music itself.
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George E. Sokolsky
British Broadcasting Corporation
Piotr Zak
Zak
BBC
Susan Bradshaw
BBC Music Division
Hans Keller
Kreister
Tke Fritz Kreisler
Paganini
Kreisler
Olin Downes
Radar generator breakthrough to boost target precision tenfold
In Huntsville on Tuesday the Army announced a new radar generator described as a major breakthrough. Developed by Alca Products Co and Westinghouse, the unit promises ten times greater precision for locating targets than current equipment. It will be tested this summer observing intercontinental ballistic missiles fired over the Pacific as targets for Nike Zeus antimissile tests.
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Huntsville
Ala
Army
Advanced Research Projects Agency
Solid Here
Alca Products Co
Auburn
N.Y
Westinghouse
Pacific
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