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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1964
Page
3
The United States urges Western allies to avoid long term credit to the Soviet Union while Khrushchev faces economic strain. Analysts note reduced Soviet potency, possible moves toward disarmament, and a lunar program pause. The text warns that aiding Moscow could backfire if Western nations loosen credit too much.
An exhibit on programmed teaching led by Dr A Harve Brock of New York tours the country. The devices require active reading and thinking and are seen by teachers as potential aids. Brock says one fourth of schools are experimenting and predicts wider adoption by textbooks in ten years.
An Italian university scene reports Milan students striking for shorter courses. The piece then contrasts an American seeking government money with a desire for less government control. It notes a man harms no one by profiting when he is the one creating Nem.
An abridged local item notes an event at 8th Avenue in Tavwesk. The report mentions participants and a company involved, with emphasis on a front of Pines of Te Aussies.
Ruth Montgomery reports from a séance at a Washington church where Arthur Ford channels messages about the upcoming election. Probers note a link to Nixon and Ford identifies a former Republican research director, lending weight to a Nixon bid, amid puzzling coincidences and unverified claims.
Special correspondent Robb reports a revival push by cider lovers across the United States. Clubs from North Carolina State University celebrate unpasteurized, flavorful cider and pledge to grow a national tour of old fashioned presses from Maine to California.
The piece argues Congress abdicated its oversight of CIA operations, risking dangerous confusion. It cites proposed watchdog-like bills modeled after the Atomic Energy Committee, praising transparency and warning of leaks. It notes Allen Dulles’s book revealing agency methods and calls for congressional access to CIA information.
In Memory Lane notes a growing clash between Hungary and Transylvania amid Balkan filter tensions. The article describes Nazi influence shaping both sides and hints at possible armed confrontation if disputes escalate.
The piece riffs on a 1965 postal budget fight noting a $100 million deficit and a pledge not to cut services, while Postmaster General Day warned of no-mail weeks for new residents without a $52 million budget restoration. It likens budget scare tactics to bureaucratic dawdling and analyzes potential job cuts versus mail service.
Springfield Governor Otto Kerner and Washington Governor Albert Rosellini exchanged playful bets over the Rose Bowl. Kerner sent a towel inscribed Illinois 27 Washington 7 and promised a box of Illinois apples if Washington won. The Huskies lost 17-7 to Illinois.
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