Golden Anniversary calendar lists 1962 New Mexico events
The Department of Development released an eight page visitor folder for New Mexico in 1962 titled The Golden State of New Mexico presents its Golden Anniversary with 35 events in Albuquerque and Roswell. It omits Santa Fe Opera and several other towns.
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Texas Doctors Named VPs of Cardiology College
Two Texas physicians, Dr. George R. Herrmann of Galveston and Dr. Michael E. DeBakey of Houston, were named vice presidents of the American College of Cardiology at its Denver meeting.
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American College of Cardiology
George R. Herrmann
Galveston
Michael E. De-Bakey
Houston
Citywide Bargain Probe Reveals Pay Disparities
State Bureau of Revenue and Ports of Entry share staffer Larry Hess of Roswell paid 480 monthly by the bureau and 525 by the ports, earning 5 more than department heads. Hess and George Case led complaints about personnel board rules at a meeting with GOP Chairman Joe Skeen on May 28. Hess and Howard Wilson of Gallup, another double-hired troubleshooter, earn 650.
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Ports of Entry
Larry Hess
Roswell
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George Case
Statehouse
Howard Wilson
Gallup
Which boat leads the one-design race today
Five internationals surge from the line as one-design boats race for position. Experience and crew coordination decide the winner, just as Merrill Lynch emphasizes attention to detail, trained personnel, efficient facilities, and a customer-first policy for investments.
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Montie Opposes Common Market
Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery urges Britain to stay out of the European Common Market. In a full page advertisement in several morning papers, he says the Commonwealth is the greatest stabilizing factor in international affairs since the Roman empire.
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Texas business holds in April despite earlier declines
The University of Texas Bureau of Business Research reports Texas activity in April at 126.2 percent of 1957–59 average, with production up 4 percent from March but down 7 percent from April 1961, and manufacturing employment rising to 45,800 with 1,600 more workers than last April.
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Texas Economy Keeps Pace With National Growth
Amarillo Daily News reports that Texas gained 10 300 meat in April 196 meat in April 1961 and non agricultural employment rose 37 800 from the previous year. The state economy grows at 4 percent gross or 2 percent per capita, mirroring national expansion.
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