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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1964

Page

9

Associated Press Elects New Board Of Directors

The Associated Press elected two new directors and reelected five incumbents at its annual meeting in New York. Richard Lloyd Jones Jr. will replace Wright Bryan, who resigned, and Frank A. Deniels will replace Millard Cape. Reeelected were McKe hvay, Pulliam, William Dwight, Henry Bradley, and Byrd Jr. The meeting featured a brief film Frontiers of News and remarks by Wes Gallagher.

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Foreign Farm Workers Decline Signals End of Bracero Program

The 1963 Labor Department summary shows foreign farm admissions dropped 4 percent to 209,000, the lowest since 1951, signaling the likely end of the Mexican bracero program unless Congress extends it. Domestic workers are being sought to fill seasonal agricultural labor, with 186,900 Mexicans among imports along with West Indians, Canadians and Japanese workers.

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