Interest Hike Stirs Business During Week
AP report from New York outlines how a shift in rate hikes stirred bankers businessmen and investors as President Johnson urged price line holding and a Boston bank cut its prime rate restoring market confidence. It notes steel and auto sectors hitting record production while durable goods orders construction and retail sales show mixed strength amid wage and inflation concerns.
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Roger Lane
AP Business News
New York
John¢son
First National Bank of Boston
Boston Bank
General Motors
Britain
Christian Science Lesson Announced in Bay Town Church
The Sunday Bible lesson titled God the Only Cause and Creator will be read in all Christian Science churches. The Golden Text asks Have we not all the father hath not one God created us. Selections from the denomination’s textbook will cover The great I AM made all that was made. Church services start at 11 a.m. at Nevada and Michigan Streets. Wednesday services at 8 p.m. A nursery is provided. The Reading Room at 10 N. Ashbel is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday. it is open to all denominations.
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God
Baytown
Nevada
Michigan
N. Ash‘bel
Bay-Tex Farming: Supply Phosphorus to Beef Cattle
Bradley Rong outlines phosphorus supplementation strategies for range cattle during scarce green grazing. Benefits include heavier cattle at slaughter, larger calves at weaning, and higher conception rates. Methods cover soluble phosphorus in drinking water and mineral feeders, with specific dosages and dispenser guidance. Also notes bone meal mixes for highly deficient phosphorus and salt interactions.
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Rong
Bradley
Texas
Oil Conservation Report Set for Release Next Week
MAX B. SHELTON reports the Interstate Oil Compact Commission will publish a voluminous 357 page study on oil and gas conservation with recommendations from a governor headed panel led by Gov. Matthew Welsh. The report, requested in 1953, aims to guide 33 states and address equitable sharing, while Wyoming warns over production proration and set aside divisive issues. The draft indicates a less thorny final section and a focus on statutes considered adequate by major producing states.
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Max B. Shelton
Biloxi
Miss
Oan
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Stewart Udall
Congress
Wyoming
Texas
Individ
Special Governors Committee
Matthew Welsh
D-Ind
Welsh
Billings
Mont
Los Angeles Music Pavilion to Debut With Heifetz
The Los Angeles Music Pavilion opens with the Los Angeles Philharmonic under conductor Zuhin Mehta and violinist Jascha Heifetz in a gala inaugural concert. The 3,230-seat hall sits on a hill above the Civic Center, featuring textured quartz columns and extensive glass, with a $18.5 million contribution toward a $33.5 million complex.
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Los Angeles
Southern California
Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
Zuhin Mehta
Jascha Heifetz
Soints
Los Angeles Civic Center
Music Pavilion
Pope Emotive Visit to Bombay Slums
Pope Paul VI, touring Bombay, comforted destitute families in a slum area. He distributed rosaries and medals, announced a $10,000 orphanage gift, and listened to a boy’s plea about lacking parents. Thousands watched as rioting threats arose around the papal entourage.
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Conrad Fine Bays
Bombay
India
Pope
Fee
Or Paul VI
Orphin
Eastin
Bullfighting Season To Start Dec 27 In Mexico City
AP reports Mexico City opens its major bullfighting season December 27 with top matadors signed. Fights at Plaza Mexico and El Toreo feature premier toreros, while off season uses smaller bulls and novilleros. Names cited include El Cordobes El Vili Victoriano Valencia Paco Cantino Joselite Huerta and Jainie Rangel.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Novilleras
Plaza Mexico
EL Toreo
Holy Communion Service Slated At All Saints
All Saints Episcopal Church plans Holy Communion and sermon for Universal Bible Sunday on the second Sunday in Advent. Rev Peter Wall will speak on The Holy Scriptures at 11 a.m. Ushers are Thomas Stephens and John Street. Church School meets at 9 45 a.m. An 8 a.m. service will have David Street assisting. A nursery is provided.
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All Saints’ — Episcopal Church
Peter Wall
Vieay
Thomas Stephens
John Street
Harlace Smith
Grace Jones
Henry Stevenson
Robert Bookey
John Walmsley
Richard Tickner
Stephen Warren
David Street
Missionary to Colombia to Speak at First Baptist Chuvely
Mrs. Ben Wellmaker, missionary to Colombia and president of a Colombian seminary, will be guest speaker during First Baptist Chuvely’s Week of Prayer for Foreign Missions. Her husband also serves as missionary to Colombia and they are on furlough.
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First Baptist
Mary Ann Anderson
Erica Morris
Donnabel McMillan
Dorothy Diaz
Robert Floyd
Lee College
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