Don Levine and his evolving view of Russia
The article recountsron Levine, long a writer on Russian affairs, returning from the Soviet Union and giving interviews on his trip. It traces his anti Stalin stance since the 1920s, his role in shaping conservative journalism in the United States, and his view that Khrushchev’s anti Stalinism may signal a shift in East West relations plus the impact of his Russia visit on perceptions of real life there.
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Greenwich Village
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Chicago
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Adolf Berle
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Alfred Kohlberg
China
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Frank Jacson
Leon Trotsky
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Carte Bianche
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San Antonio welcomes moving tourist scooter with fringe awning
The city debuts a new downtown scooter tour guide equipped with a gay fringed awning and tourist literature. The mobile guide, a San Antonio Transit System adaptation, aims to lure visitors to Alamo Plaza and the Spanish Governor's Palace and keep them longer in town.
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Khrushchev versus Henry Ford on economics and freedom
In a Yugoslav visit Khrushchev praises Ford while criticizing Soviet bureaucracy. He champions mass production in the Communist world, yet reveals a gulf between state control and free enterprise. The piece argues the USSR cannot mix regimentation with capitalist gains.
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De Seversky urged to testify on nuclear test ban
Hearst papers push U S senators to invite Major Alexander De Seversky to appear before the Senate committee on the nuclear test ban debate. He is praised for his aircraft design work, government consulting, lectures, and his three books while critics weigh both sides.
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Hearst
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Air War College
Health Talk on Fungal Growth and Ancient Caves
Health Talk explains how a microscopic fungus in the human mouth can upset the balance with bacteria, potentially mirroring the fungal growth observed in the Lascaux caves in France. It notes the caves’ closure since 1993 due to a fungus threatening the ancient wall paintings and describes French scientific efforts to curb the growth.
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Rigid Justice and Public Complaints Split by City and State
Letters from readers criticize judges for harsh measures against juvenile delinquents and question moral policing. The mix of opinions targets law enforcement, migrant labor policy, hospital staffing, and public health efforts in San Antonio and nearby regions.
For the Good of Our City The Light Urges
The Light urges completion of the modern street lighting program construction of a storm sewer system extension of sanitary sewer and water systems to serve the city full flood control participation a long range project to assure ample water supply and adequate hospital facilities.
Overkill stockpiling blamed for costly uranium waste
Henry J. Taylor cites the Atomic Energy Commission plans to cut uranium purchases from 32 million to 26 million pounds, saving hundreds of millions, while delaying reductions to 1966 1967. He argues the ongoing stockpiling harms taxpayers, industry, and Congress, urging decisive action to curb the program’s costs and momentum.
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San Antonio safety council hosts bus driver institute
Through the Years San Antonio Safety Council opened a two day institute at Hardandals High School with more than 45 drivers in attendance to hear lectures on driving safety. A taxing dispute over the San Antonio Transit Co. dragged on with no decision by the City Council. Texas becomes the twenty third state to ratify the twenty first amendment repealing prohibition and the thirty eighth to legalize beer. Mrs J C Griswold attends classes in international law at Whenstown Massachusetts before returning home to San Antonio. About two acres of buildings destroyed by fire at Trinity and Brazos Valley shops in Teague with losses estimated near $500000. Two companies of the 26th Trinity complete maneuvers at Camp Mabry and will return to San Antonio. Life sized crayon portraits of Gen Sam Houston and former Gov Ross by Ed C Jones now on display at the Opera House.
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Bible Verse Card Blessing for the Nation
A Bible text from Psalms 33 12 proclaims blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord and the people he has chosen as his inheritance. This devotional line emphasizes divine favor on those who honor Yahweh.
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