Texas Labor Market Reports Recovery in Nonfarm Jobs
A Texas labor market report notes a slower recovery since the 1957-59 recession, with unemployment around 4.8 percent of the civilian labor force at year end. It cites growth, defense cancellations, high durable inventories, and housing lag as factors. The commission reports 25,200 more workers than a year earlier and significant unemployment fraud prosecutions. AUSTIN AP reports the year’s job appraisals, benefits paid, and employer coverage, alongside rural labor and migratory worker patterns.
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Austin
Honor Roll Students at Ans Hunt High School
Principal Womack announced 33 students made the B plus or better average for the second six weeks of the fall semester. Named students include Alice Abernathy Linda Dugas Dianne Parrish Ann Kay Prescott Gre Meondenhall Sherry McClure and James Morris. A separate note lists an Anahuag Garden Club Yule Decoration Contest with entries accepted through Thursday. Judging by a panel on Dec 22 will assess seasonal light displays visible from the street, with a special business lighting division.
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R. Womack
Anshunt High School
AILA
Alice Abernathy
Linda Dugas
Dianne Parrish
Ann Kay Prescott
Gre Meondenhall
Sherry McClure
James Morris
Anahuag Garden Club
Cubebtane Jude
Warfare Lecture Series Scheduled in Houston Area
Army Reservists and National Guardsmen in Houston and aytown can view the latest developments in chemical, biological and radiological warfare at the Army Reserve Training Center at 150 Old Spanish Trail Houston. A two hour presentation begins at 7 20 p m each night led by Capt William Miles nuclear effects weapons officer with the fourth Army chemical section at Fort Sam Houston San Antonio. Invitations have been issued to veteran organizations and armed forces restrgists.
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Houston
Aytown
U.S. Army Reserve Training Center
Old Spanish Trail
William Miles
Fourth Army Chemical Section
Fort Sam Haus
Jon
San Antonio
Pede
Water department men receive state certification awards
Two Bey Town municipal water department operators, Ad Cox and G W Golden, earned state health approved certificates for skill in water treatment and plant management. The awards come under the Texas Health Departments operator certification program, with exams testing technical ability and health impact knowledge.
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G. W. Golden
Bey- Town
Manicrpa Water Department
Texas Water and Sewage Works Associaton
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Texas General Sanitation
State Health Agency
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Engineering Extension Service of
Texas A and M. College
Texas Water and Sewage Works Association
Building Permits Issued For Four Baytown Houses
Building permits were issued Monday for four new Baytown residences totaling 360165 dollars. R V Coates received three permits for 400 Pamela 401 Pamela and 404 Pamela with values 15120 14700 and 14000 dollars respectively. Kenneth Krasoff received one permit for 2105 Chilton valued at 15600 dollars.
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Baytown
R. V. Coates
Pamela
Kenneth Krasoff
Chilton
Cabinet Appointees Face Conflict Probes in Kennedy Era
Mansfield calls for new conflict of interest rules for Kennedy appointees mirroring Eisenhower era standards. He cites 1953 Senate divestiture of GM stock for Wilson and urges Congress to require high officials to divest holdings to avoid political controversy. Kennedy plans to accept no gifts and may move holdings to a trust, aligning with or differing from Eisenhower practices.
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Mansfield
Congress
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Senate
Charles F. Wilson
General Motors
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Kennedy
Robert S. McNama
Ford Motor Co
Senhower
Mannsfield
Lo Trust
Highlands Woman's Sister Buried in Houston Services
Funeral services for Mrs. Minnie Belle Dunlap sister of Mrs. C Mervin Dickerson of Highlands were held at 10 am Tuesday in Houston. Mrs. Dunlap died Sunday at her Houston home. Survivors include her husband Hugh G Dunlap of Houston her mother Mrs R H Brogdon of Sour Lake two sons H G Dunlap Jr and Robert B Dunlap both of Houston three sisters Mrs B E Luce of Sour Lake Mrs L E Robinson of Liberty and M Dickerson and one brother Wilson Brogdon of Sour Lake.
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C. Mervin Dickerson
Highlands
Houston
Sour Lake
L. E. Robinson
Liberty
M Dickerson
Wilson Brogdon
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