Budapest Relaxation Behind Iron Curtain Signals Change
In Budapest the Fortuna coffee house embodies a new mood of relaxation under Communism. Tourists are courted as Khrushchev era reforms and Western currency needs drive officials to ease tensions while maintaining political control. The era of strict austerity yields to cultural openings, yet atheism Education and opposition remain bounded by a regime keen on cash and control.
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Janos Kadar
Communist Party
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Iron Curtain
Austria
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Opera
U.S. Legation
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Battle Over Pay Television Signals Big Industry Clash
A national debate over pay television pits citizen groups and theater owners against networks and broadcasters. Subscription Television Inc led by Sylvester Weaver aims to sell paid access via three California channels, hoping to scale to millions. Regulators fear shifting audiences from free TV and rising costs. some see coexistence, others advocate bans.
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NEW York
National Assn
Subscription Television, Inc
Sylvester L. Weaver Jr
California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Weaver
Chicago
Toronto
Canada
Hartford
Conn
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Laurence ‘Oliver
London
National Theater
Citizens Committee For Free Television
Nature Studies Top Priority In Washington State
Washington sixth graders gain hands on nature learning at Camp Waskowitz and other state camps. The program teaches trees, wildlife, water, soil and conservation with weeklong experiences in the woods, supported by state law requiring nature study in sixth grade. About 25,000 students participate annually through camps or day excursions across multiple counties and districts.
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Nature Studies
Washington State
Olympia
Wash
UPI
Washington
Highline
Seattle
Camp
Drivers blame others in accidents says magistrates journal
London notice quotes the magistrates' journal noting drivers rarely admit fault and tend to blame others for accidents, calling it almost unknown that a driver would confess to being at fault due to perceived incompetence.
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London
Justice of the Peace
Magistrates’ Journal
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