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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1963
Page
4
The article argues that high school seniors face a pivotal choice between graduation and college. It notes parental influence and the belief that higher education yields financial and intangible benefits, while stressing the value of a well rounded education for personal fulfillment beyond earnings.
A Rome movement forming the Italian Association for the Protection of the Pedestrian aims to defend pedestrians against drivers deemed to degrade manners. The leaflet promises safety for educated and honest drivers, while hinting that others may hear from the group later. The piece argues for such an organization amid the motor age.
The U S Census Bureau will survey 3600 families nationwide to gauge feelings about money. Requested by the Federal Reserve Board the survey will ask about income assets debt and attitudes toward investments. The piece notes a common belief that many feel they do not have enough money.
The page lists publication details for the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Morning Editions and Evening Edition, noting editors Parker F. Prouty and Chas A. Guy, office at 8th St and Ave J, Lubbock Texas. It includes subscription rates for various plans by carrier and mail, and states pledge of allegiance. Published May 14 1963.
In a column from New York Princeton President Robert Goheen condemns riotous vandalism by 1,500 undergraduates. Gov. Hughes and Police Chief McCrohan appear to downplay the incident, while Considine blasts the students and contrasts with harsher responses to similar unrest elsewhere.
The piece contrasts Rudolf Nureyev’s debut with Valentino and Elvis Presley icons as he captivates New York audiences. It notes his fashion impact, temperamental persona, and the ballet’s London and New York reception, highlighting Dame Margot Fonteyn and the Marguerite and Armand performance.
Andrew Tully argues Kennedy’s cautious Vatican stance reflects realpolitik rather than religiosity. He contends Kennedy should embrace the Pope when possible, asserting a Catholic president can act as a statesman first and a believer second despite public opinion.
Military themed ceremony at the Hilton Hotel for Lubbock High School seniors with Chaplain A C Hassell speaker and Robert Brewer as master of ceremonies. The program included invocation by George Bean and performances by Eddie Scudday John Ewing and others. Count Fleet training today for Withers and Belmont Stakes aiming to become the second horse to win the big four.
The piece argues Adm. Anderson and Gen. Wheeler faced forced retirement after testifying against Defense Secretary McNamara in NATO related disputes. It notes Nitze and Rostow push assurances, while Wheeler confirms NATO ground forces could only halt Soviet advances temporarily, urging retention of skilled officers.
Washington announces Antonio Frasconi Connecticut woodcut artist winner in stamp competition for a science themed issue next fall marking the National Academy of Sciences centennial. His design features a globe with a luminous sky and stars to represent science.
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