Chess Gains New Prestige Across Ages and Nations
An article traces chess from ancient India to Europe, notes its rise in prestige through Soviet American exchanges this year, and explains the game’s spread through societies, schools, and media. It highlights masters’ adulation, intellectual appeal, and historic matches since London 1851, with Reshevsky’s caution on champion quests.
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National Geographic Society
America
Federal Bureau of Investigation
India
Persia
Arabia
Europe
London
Paul Murphy
New Orleans
Samuel Reshevsky
United States
Harefort
Benjamin Franklin
Voltaire
Columbus
Ferdinand
Spain
Cristoval Colon
Christopher Columbus
Local youths form Road Courtesy Club in High River
Local boys organize the Nomads car club to aid motorists in distress around High River. After discussions with parents and police, they plan to follow Calgary models offering advice or assistance to motorists in need this summer. Promoters include Ronnie Paull Ricky Martens Russell Wong Wayne Bonney and Stewart Atwood.
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High River
Calgary
Rice project aims two yearly crops in Asia plan
The More Rice For Asia program proposes a breakthrough enabling two rice harvests per year, a rarity as most countries rely on a single annual crop. The annual crop has faced ongoing threats from the Penyakut merah disease for years.
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Canada
Raymond Lockard
Kaslo
B.C
Malaya
Lockard
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National Film Board of Canada
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Murray Massier
Regina Pat Centre
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Minneapolis
Massier
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