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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1963
Page
7
Tehran AP reports the shah of Iran pursues bold reforms to weaken mullah influence by land and voting changes while opposition from landlords mullahs and students grows. Diplomatic observers note his shift from indecision to decisive rule as Tehran faces renewed unrest and potential external pressures.
Premier Ben Bella proposes dissolving Algeria's FLN as the sole party and creating a new popular front. Observers view the move as a tactic to counter opponents using the FLN to challenge him.
New York AP report says American women are urged to stop wearing leopard skin coats. The National Audubon Society warns leopards may go extinct as they are killed about 80 percent faster than they can reproduce, despite legal protections in many African nations.
Pasadena AP reports astrophysicist F Curtis Michel will join Rice University as assistant professor of space science while NASA debates if a science trained astronaut is needed for early Apollo flights Michel argues a scientist on board would better interpret unexpected findings though pilots emphasize aviation discipline and reflexes.
An American circus troupe opened a tour of the Soviet Union in Moscow to enthusiastic applause. The 26 act show runs in Moscow through July 29 with plans for a one month stand in Leningrad and two weeks in Kiev.
Middletown families will host 11 French students and teachers for a month starting in August as part of the Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsored Experiment in International Living. The visiting group includes six men and five women aged 1 to 29. The project mirrors last summer’s German visit. Tom Wortley of the Jaycees said the arrival date will be announced soon. The program, begun in 1932, is a nonprofit educational effort funded by fees grants gifts and contracts with U S agencies. headquarters are in Putney Vermont.
Seventy one high school students from 32 countries will arrive by bus at 5 this evening to spend two nights with 64 local families under the American Field Service program. They will dine and dance at Brown's Run Country Club with music by the Sons Band and Price School musicians, followed by performances.
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