Economic forecast favors continued 1963 growth
Walter M. Heller and a group of U S industrial leaders expect a continued business boom through 1963. They foresee a GNP near 578 billion with high plans for plant and equipment spending and rising consumer activity. A potential steel strike worries but negotiations appear likely to avert one.
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OSE
U.S
Kennedy
Walter M. Heller
Heller
Business Council
Hot Springs
Amerca
Council
Westward Tilt colors the lure of the Western lands
Wall Street Journal correspondent William Henry Chamberlin reviews Neil Morgan’s Westward Tilt. He traces the American migration from frontier days to modern times, noting 4 percent regional population growth per decade in the Pacific Coast and Mountain states, and the West’s enduring appeal as a land of beginnings.
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Neil Morgan
William Henry Chamberlin
The
Wall Street Journal
Mr. Chamberlin
Ohio
Kentucky
Mexico
Canada
America
Mississippi
Sierra Nevada
Daniel Webster
Pacific Coast
Mountain States
California
West
Local Schools Battle Over Paddling Practices
In an era when instructors used corporal discipline, parents resisted assaults and battery warrants against a teacher who paddled unruly students, sparking heated debate over discipline norms and authority in schools.
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal May 13 1963 Page 6
The Lubbock Avalanche Journal announces weekday morning edition and Sunday consolidation with the Evening Edition, noting its address at 8th and Avenue J, Lubbock Texas, and its AP UPI wire affiliations. Subscription rates for various delivery options are listed for local and outside readers.
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South Plains
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
8Th Ft
Ave. J. Lubbock
Texas
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Press International
Parker F. Prouty
Chab. A. Guy
United States of America
Sec
Building Better Mousetraps by a World Top Hotel Architect
Bill Tabler, renowned hotel architect from Momence, Illinois, rises to fame with the 45 story New York Hilton and other landmark hotels. His designs showcase bold features like in basement ballrooms and 18 floor canyon entrances. Tabler notes ongoing global demand for innovative hotel architecture despite earlier career pauses.
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York
Bill Tabler
Hilton
Statler
Intercontinental
Knott
Zeckendorf
Schine
Bill
Momence
New York Hilton
Percy Uris
Laurence Rockefeller
Conrad Hilton
Momenco
Paris
London
Jerusalem
Buenos Aires
Guatemala City
Tunis
Iceland
Pakistan
Austria
Washington, D.C
Washington
San Francisco
Grand Canyon
Fame
Colorado
Central Park
Hudson
East Rivers
Romney Has Spotlight Yet He Refuses 1964 Presidential Run
INEZ ROBB reports Romney, Michigan governor, draws GOP spotlight after Rockefeller remarriage. He dismisses 1964 candidacy, cites work in Michigan, and notes pressure from party insiders. Romney describes Lenore as a secret weapon and recounts hotel ventures and future space hotels.
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Inez Robb
Nelson A. Rockefeller
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
New York
G.O.P
Nixon
Gov. Romney
Kennedy
Fifth Avenue
Lenore Romney
Lenore
Washington
Willard Marriott
Marriott
Eisenhower
Barbara Witchell Tully backs Rockefeller marriage
An interview with Barbara Witchell Tully supports Nelson Rockefeller and Happy Murphy marrying. She argues love cannot be denied, views a happy president as better able to govern, and dismisses opposition to divorce in a candid exchange about politics and personal life.
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Andrew Tully
Dent Washington
Barbara Witchell Tully
Nelson Rockefeller
Happy Murphy
Chez Tully
Golly
Barbara
Rockefeller
Outer Mongolia
Mongolia
Mr. Rockefeller
Gov. Rockefeller
Jack Benny
Venezuela
Nuclear diplomacy and the Kennedy Khrushchev meeting
Henry J. Taylor analyzes Soviet nuclear diplomacy and its impact on U.S. policy from the Vienna talks through Cuba. The piece argues Moscow could win by threat while the United States risks atomic conflict, urging a clear policy line.
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Vienna
U.S
Krasnaya Zvezda
Defense Ministry
Khrushchev
Kekkonen
Finland
United States
Berlin
Laos
Cuba
Kurochkin
Izvestia
Kremlin
Florida
U.S. Navy
U.S.A
Ussr
Russia
Communist Party
Castro
Mount Vesuvius
America
Moscow
Honeymoon Ends As She Confronts His Driving
After a cheerful start, the couple argues over his driving style. She challenges his speed and lane choices, signaling a shift in their relationship as friction rises during a routine trip.
Axis commander captured in North Africa push halts Tunisia fight
Allied Headquarters report 8 15 p m Thursday ends Axis resistance in Tunisia with Col Gen Jurgen von Arnim Maj Gen Graf von Sponeck and Maj Gen P Reich among 11 generals captured and about 150 000 enemy troops taken prisoner or killed as May losses rise to 200 000.
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Lubbock
North Africa
Tunesia
Jurgen von Arnim
Graf von Sponeck
P. Reich
Mystery Insect Nest Retains Grip After Death
A fragment from a 19th century note describes an insect nest that holds its grasp on a leaf and remains gripping long after the insect is dead, suggesting a durable natural mechanism.
Frille A a peat See Eet of French Warships After Battle
A fragment reports on Tourville ordering French warships sunk to avoid capture after a major naval engagement. The text mentions limited leave for a visit, suggesting a disrupted French fleet and postbattle actions.
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la Eae
Tourville
Siam
Dental Fraternities Upheld By Professor
Dr. William Koch Jr of Washington University School of Dentistry asserts dental fraternities are valuable for leadership and responsibility among dentistry students and benefiting higher learning institutions. He urges public awareness of their contributions.
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Freud
Bob Hope
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Police Athletic League
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