Advertising dollars on the free enterprise system
Donald R. Rogers urges businessmen to restrict ad spending to media that support free enterprise. In a Washington Round Table speech, he proposed laid policies against pro liberal or settish media and warned that liberal editors and commentators use corporate funds to undermine business interests. He defended corporate funding as ethical when not harming free enterprise.
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Donald
Rogers
New York Herald-Tribune
Washington Round Table
Congressional Record
Poultry referendum challenges government quotas in 1961
A nationwide vote by turkey raisers rejected a government allotment order despite Secretary Freeman’s earlier push. Texas growers voted 282 to 213 against the measure, joining cattle producers in resisting federal dictate. Odessa plans a July weeklong celebration inviting petrochemical executives as VIP guests.
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Odessa
Amarillo Weather Report From 1962 Data
The report notes Amarillo had sunshine on 188 of 197 days in 1962 with wind and visibility readings. Data include city comparisons to Houston Dallas and other stations with varying conditions and temperate readings.
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Amarillo
Houston
Dallas
Okio
City
Carlsbad talks resume as strike tensions rise
In Carlsbad New Mexico six potash firms and four unions prepare to renew negotiations with federal conciliator Fred Fergusson amid ongoing strikes. Violence continues with Molotov firebombs and a water line blast tied to the dispute as authorities anticipate arrests. Union and company negotiating teams are named and heads announced.
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Carlsbad
N.M
Fred Fergusson
Albuquerque
Jack Cox Reception Planned At Vic Mon Hotel
Republican candidate Jack Cox and his wife Joyce are due to arrive at Tradewinds Airport at 3 30 p m today and will be honored at a 7 30 p m reception at the Vic Mon Motor Hotel where supporters will greet them.
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Amarillo
Jack Cox Campaign
Tom Duke
Hughes Seewald
Warren Fatheree
Pampa
Jack Cox
Cox
Breckenridge
Jack Cox, Jr
Callan Sue
Joyce
Tradewinds Airport
Vic Mon Motor Hotel
Scouts Ready to Fight Over Ranch in New Mexico
In Taos New Mexico today the Girl Scouts and a group of eastern campers battled over ownership of a plush San Cristóbal Valley ranch in the Sangre de Cristo mountains. About 30 Girl Scouts from Colorado Texas and New Mexico faced eviction efforts as roughly 45 youths and 15 counselors prepared for a descent near the Colorado border.
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Taos, N.M
New Mexico
Colorado
Texas
San Cristoba Valley
Sangre de Cristo Mountains
Taos
Orr
Craig
Jennie Wells Vincent
Vincents
Sangre de Cristo Council of the
Girl Scouts
George Mims
Saskatchewan doctors suspend key Medicare demand
Saskatchewan doctors drop their demand to suspend the medical insurance act at the Socialist Party convention while still seeking changes before resuming practice. A Regina court action over the program ends with a judge reserving judgment as interim injunctions are debated.
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Saskatchewan
H. D. Dalgleish
Saskatchewan College of Physicians
Socialist
Dalgleish
Regina
D. C. Disberg
Boy Plunges Down Ridge At Palo Duro Canyon
A 13 year old boy fell almost 500 feet down a hogback ridge at Palo Duro State Park near water crossing No 5 while his father watched. He suffered severe head injuries and multiple body injuries and was rushed by LaGrone Ambulance to Neblett Hospital then to St Anthony's Hospital Amarillo for emergency care.
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Palo Duro
Canyon
Palo Duro State Park
Jimmy Tabor Adams
J. P. Adams
Groves
Tex
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Amarillo
No. 5
Young Adams
Phil
LaGrone Ambulance
Neblett Hospital
St. Started
Anthony's Hospital House
Sylvia Kaufman
Santa Fe
Loans to UN Are Approved
Senate and House conferees reached a compromise on a $4.672 billion foreign aid bill. The deal drops provisions restricting U S assistance to the United Nations and to Iron Curtain nations and authorizes a four year, $2.4 billion Latin America development loan program under the alliance for progress. The measure awaits final approval by Congress.
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Washington
Senate
House
U.S
United Nations
Congress
Kennedy
Poland
Yugoslavia
Latin America
Alliance For Progress
Balance in judging tainted by money claims
Dear Editor letter argues judges may be swayed by money and that both sides should contribute equally to ensure decisions remain non commercial. Writer, Db. Be. Scott, Wellington.
Weather Summary for Amarillo and Nearby Regions
Partly cloudy with little temperature change through Friday. Widely scattered afternoon and nighttime thunder showers likely. Highs around 90s in Amarillo and nearby areas, with variable readings across northern New Mexico and the Texas Panhandle. Detailed hourly temps and yesterday’s extremes are listed.
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Amarillo
Northwest
Tex
New Mexico
U S Suspends Peru Relations After Bloodless Coup
The United States cuts diplomatic ties with Peru following a military coup in Lima that ousted President Manuel Prado. Police use water cannon against protesters as a large crowd gathers at the presidential palace amid labor and political tension.
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Washington
United States
Peru
Lima
Manuel Prado
U.S
Junta
Memphis Textile Plant to Employ About 60 Women
A textile operation will start in Memphis at 608 Noel St employing about 60 women initially. The plant, to be called Memphis Seed and Delinting Co, aims to expand to around 250 workers in 2 3 years, with future building plans and a 75 000 dollar investment.
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Memphis
Deaver and Howell
Doyle Morris
Plainview
Noel St
Town Square
Morris
Plainview Acid Delinting Co
Ronald Morris
Memphis Seed and Delinting Co
Transit coverage in North Plains and Kansas this week
A transit report by SurVEVOR focuses on North Plains and Kansas with page 27 references. Eastern Europe gets a separate report on page 33. A photo feature shows an old time camp meeting at Clayton on page 33.
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North Plains
Kansas
Europe
Clayton
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