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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1963
Page
9
A fragmented report discusses political turmoil in Japan during the late 1960s including protests against the Japan U S security pact and debates over economic and foreign policy. It mentions Ikeda and Nobusuke Kishi in the context of prime ministerial leadership and U S relations.
Radio schedules list KSEL FM KBFM and KTNT FM and SEL 950 with news and music blocks. In an interview Ikeda discusses Red China capability disarmament Taiwan UN admission and Japan US positions. He cautions on Soviet Chinese talks possibly breaking down and Khrushchev welcoming a collapse.
Moscow report says Power Minister Pyotr Neporozhnik announced two nuclear powered stations will begin operating this year. He called the plants experimental and said they will generate electricity as part of Soviet energy development.
Rain expected today along the central Pacific coast northward. Light scattered snow or flurries will spread from the northern Plains to the Great Lakes and Ohio valley to the middle Atlantic coast with mostly light rain near the coast. The snow belt extends to New England.
The Rebekahs Lodge hosts the twenty fourth annual Valentine sweet heart contest and variety show Friday at 8 p.m. in the O L Slaton Junior High auditorium. Cheryl McSpadden will crown the winner Valentine Sweetheart of 1963. Admission 25 cents per child 50 cents for adults. Contestants include Kay Hubbard Linda Lewis Martha Cameron Sandra Kemp and many others aged three to mid teens. Flights to the Soviet Union begin February 25 with Ghana Airways linking Accra Mali Tunisia Switzerland and Warsaw.
Dr. Robert N. Colwell, forestry professor, told Oregon State University officials that aerial photographs can be valuable labor saving tools in forest protection. He said images provide rapid information that would otherwise require days or weeks of ground study.
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