Moonlighting rises to record high with 4 million workers
Sylvia Porter reports that in the United States the number of moonlighters has surged to a record level. About four million workers hold more than one job, roughly five percent of all employed people, spanning professionals service workers and farmers alike.
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Substitution Talk Fails as Bellmon Declines Senate Switch
Oklahoma Gov. Bellmon publicly rejects a plan to substitute him for Pat Patterson as the Republican candidate for U.S. Senate. Patterson trails Harris in the May primaries, and Bellmon cites no primary goal and risks to his image. He supports Patterson in a letter and remains noncommittal to future races.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Henry Bellmen
U.S
Pat J. Patterson
Bellman
Fred R. Harris
Patterson
Lst
Harris
Don Kinkaid
Gus Brandberg
Tulsa
Bellmon
Bee
Edmondson
California Man Discovers Acryline Teeth Hold
Bakersfield residents report a new discovery named Acryline that holds false teeth with an airtight seal using a vacuum principle. The product is said to fit well and feel like natural teeth, with a claimed six month duration.
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California
Bakersfield
Calif
Franklin Retains Calf Roping Title in Amarillo Show
World champion calf roper Glenn Franklin narrowly defends his title against Jim Bob Altizer in the Lee Cockrell Indoor Arena east of Amarillo. Franklin finished 139.4 seconds on 10 calves to Altizer's 141.8, with the last calf delivering the decisive edge. The event, produced by Cockrell, drew about 900 spectators as the indoor arena debuted.
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Amarillo
Toot Mansfield
Troy Fort
Glenn Franklin
Jim Bob Altizer
Franklin
Altizer
New York
UPI
United States
Castro claims U S concessions after Guantanamo shooting
President Corticos in Havana says Washington made concessions to Fidel Castro's government after a Cuban soldier was shot near Guantanamo Bay. He did not specify concessions but cited a revolutionary and combative response. Castro stood with Dortico at ceremonies marking a year of combat readiness by Havana reserves.
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Ate
Mike Monroney
Bellmon
Bellman
Commission On Election Reform
American Bar Ass
Commision
Havana
Osvaldo Corticos
United States
Fidel Castro
Guantanamo
Soviet Union
North Viet Nam
National Liberation Front
South Viet Nam
China
Kremlin
Cuba
Corticos
Christ for Today Crusade Urges Immediate Commitment at Fair Park
Evangelist Jimmy Allen urged 7000 attendees at the Christ for Today’s Crisis event in Fair Park Coliseum to convert now not tomorrow. He warned that death comes unexpectedly and many delay becoming Christians, with the eight day crusade drawing over 45 000 in total attendance.
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Jimmy Allen
Fair Park Coliseum
Allen
Harding College
Churches of Christ
Amarillo
Clippings Mounted on Cardboard Preserve Newspaper Fragments
Clippings from newspapers and magazines, though crumpled and yellow, can be mounted on shirt cardboards before filing to create a durable collection that stays usable over time.
YMCA Announces Summer Fun and Fitness Program
The YMCA sponsors a Summer Fun and Fitness program starting today with swimming instruction gym activities air riflery handicrafts movies and lobby games. Boys aged 8 to 12 attend Monday Wednesday Friday or Tuesday Thursday Friday from 8 50 a.m. to 2 p.m. Girls 8 to 12 attend Tuesday Thursday Friday from 8 30 a.m. to 12 30 p.m.
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YMCA
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