Kennedy administration urges foreign firms to set US plants
Congress heard that the Kennedy administration is urging foreign companies to establish American branches with government loans to ease unemployment. Port Royal Industries in South Carolina received a loan for a small cashmere plant creating 25 jobs, while a German crane maker and a Japanese plastics venture were cited in other states.
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Rail merger talks shift toward Santa Fe Missouri Pacific study
Chicago June 5 The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe and Missouri Pacific Railroads announce a joint study to gauge a possible merger. Executives Ernest S. Marsh and Downing B. Jenks say initial work will assess whether deeper analysis is warranted and may invite other western lines.
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Dear Editor Letters Questioning Voter Identity Ties
A Wellington reader argues a young voter belongs to 38 minority groups and warns of conflicts of interest in politics. He contends politicians may cater to overlapping minority blocs, deranging the pitch for diverse voters.
Supersonic Airliner Program Announced By President
President Kennedy announced a U S plan to develop a commercial supersonic jet capable of about 1500 miles per hour. The move follows Pan American orders for six transports and aims for full commercial use by the end of the decade with heavy government and private funding. He spoke at Colorado Springs Air Force Academy commencement to about 35 000 in Falcon Stadium. The White House also announced a one day extension of his western trip to Honolulu to address civil rights.
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Washington approves military bill funding Amarillo base
A military appropriations bill passed in Washington includes 4 154 000 to build new facilities at Amarillo Air Force Base. The digest notes other items such as prime wheat from Potter County and a campaign plan to expand a children's zoo approved by Amarillo chamber committees. It mentions Kennedy travel plans and a government open competition for a supersonic prototype craft with no cost estimate.
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U S Switches Policy On China UN Seat Denial
United States shifts stance in the United Nations credentials committee as Communist China is denied a seat while Hungary is approved. vote five against, three for, one abstention with reservations by Yost and Tremblay. Morozov and Yost clash over China and Hungary.
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Weather Outlook Amarillo and Vicinity Thunder Showers Possible
Weather reports show clear to partly cloudy skies with little temperature change through Friday in Amarillo and vicinity. Widely scattered afternoon thundershowers possible north and northwest, with highs around mid 80s. Northern New Mexico fair tonight with afternoon showers, winds west, cooler east, and lows around 75 to 85 east and 80 to 90 west.
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Connally vetoes revised criminal bill over version mixup
Gov John Connally vetoed the bill revising Texas criminal laws after sponsors disclosed the measure on his desk differed from the version passed by both houses. The veto cites constitutional requirements and notes at least 10 pages were out of place.
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