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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1965

Page

8

Spanish Speaking Children of the Southwest Book Review

Herschel T. Manuel argues poverty and language barriers limit Spanish speaking children entering first grade. Many lack exposure to books and English, creating a vicious cycle of underachievement. Pre kindergartens and dedicated teachers can help bridge gaps, according to the book.

Manuel

Oil Drillers Forecast a Dismal 1965 Quarter

AP reports that U S oil drillers forecast a bleak remaining 1965 with the fewest wells drilled since 1950 and rig activity near postwar lows. Warren Baker of the association notes stronger petroleum demand yet a continued drilling drop amid world oil surplus and higher prices.

Houston American Association of Oil Wells Drilling Contractors Association Warren Baker The Drilling Association U.S Baker

California growers recruit Texas workers to save tomato crop

California growers will recruit workers from Texas Louisiana and Oklahoma to harvest tomatoes threatened by spoilage. If enough labor cannot be found up to 300 million pounds may rot in the fields. The Federal Labor Department said growers had taken no steps to recruit the 8 000 Mexican workers available and about 6 000 American workers in Western states.

Calif California Texas Louisiana Oklahoma Federal Labor Department

Soviet Help Sought for Cuba Rain Making

Havana radio reports USSR agreed to assist Cuba in producing artificial rain to boost farm output under a mutual scientific aid pact. The announcement cites cooperation aimed at aiding Prime Minister Fidel Castro in weather modification plans.

Miami Fla Havanas Radio Soviet Union Cuba Fidel Castro

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