Kennedy Uses Mexico Visit to Bolster Alliance for Progress
President Kennedy’s whirlwind trip to Mexico City aims to dramatize the Alliance for Progress, building a hopeful climate among Mexican leaders and public while acknowledging limits of personal diplomacy. Analysts warn dramatic appeals depend on Latin elites’ willingness to reform and share wealth.
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William L. Evan
Mexico City
Kennedy
Latin America
Mexico
Alliance For Progress
Venezuela
Colombia
Brazil
U.S
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Castro
Cuba
Lopez Mateos
United States
Industrial expansions ease summer doldrums
AP Business News Analyst Sam Dawson reports a milder summer slowdown as industry enters longer vacations, factory shutdowns rise, and management waits on tax and policy actions. Higher savings and consumer leisure spending may offset slower production, with service sectors stabilizing and personal incomes strong.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
Chanville Channelview Little League Mothers Club Formed in 1958
In April 1958 a dozen mothers formed the Channelview Little League Mothers Club on De Zavala Elementary steps. Mrs. A J Carinathan was elected president with Mrs Bruce Warber and Mrs Otis Norris as vice presidents of minor and major leagues respectively. The first year saw about 120 boys, with fields at the elementary and Channelview High School. A county park on Market Street later hosted a Little League Park in year two, funded by donations and labor. Proceeds supported Pony League and equipment, while the club also supported concessions and uniforms until the park was expanded. By 1961 Paige Henson became president, guiding a growing program through its fifth year.
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de Zavala
Channelview
A. J. Carinathan
Bruce Warber
Otis Norris
C. W. Way
Channelview High School
Market Stret
Little League Mothers Club
Little League
Pony League
Mothers Club
Little League Baseball
aim @ pee wee league
Carnathan
Robert Jenkins
Majors
Leo LaFleur
F. M. Chariton
Fogarg
Mol
Little League Association
Sea
Oerbee
Mothers Ecteers Club
Paige Henson
Milton Allphin
Joe Calhoun
Liquor Industry Leader Honored in Dallas Retirement
Ben Cordsen, a pioneer of the modern Southwest liquor industry and 29 year veteran of Glenmore Distilleries Co., retired at a testimonial dinner in Dallas. Col. Frank B. Thompson chaired the event at the Sheraton Dallas, with industry executives from Glenmore and Louisville in attendance.
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Dallas
Ben Cordsen
Southwest
Cordsen
Glenmore Distileries Co
Missouri
Frank B. Thompson
Glenmore
Sheraton
Yale And Harvard Top College Contributions
New York AP report states gifts to U S colleges exceeded 1 billion in 1961 62. Yale led with over 42 million dollars and Harvard with about 40 million in contributions, marking a strong year for philanthropy to higher education.
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Yale
Harvard
New York
Council For Financial Aid To Education
Grain Adjustments May Be Announced
The Agriculture Department will implement upward adjustments in 1962 county price support rates for five grains due to freight rate cuts. Benefits pass to farmers at final settlement of their price support loans. Grains affected include wheat barley grain sorghum rye and flax in major producing areas.
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Washington
Spike Gives Hero Dog Hero Reward in Delhi Fire
In Cincinnati report, firefighter Chester Merkel answered a call to a Delhi home fire. Neighbors said residents were absent when he found Spike the dog trapped inside. The dog bit Merkel as he entered and then escaped. Merkel was treated and released, colleagues contained the blaze.
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Cincinnati
Chester Merkel
Delhi
Merkel
Spike
Dual Image of Hemingway Left Behind by Idaho Cab Driver
A year after Ernest Hemingway died, locals in Ketchum describe a quieter, gentler image of the writer than the public legend. Tourists still visit his grave, while a village cab driver notes the body lay in a plain setting, and friends recall a sensitive, thoughtful man rather than a hardboiled figure.
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Ernest Hemingway
William Bebout Ketchum
Idaho
Goodby
Ernest Heminway
Jane
Hemingway
Warm Springs
Ernest Miller Hemingway
Rab
Mary Hemingway
Mary
Wood
Susu
George Saviers
Sun Valley Hospital
Tool
Cleo Maddix
Bayway Washateria Adds Dry Cleaning Machines
Bayway Washateria at 6103 Bay Way Drive plans to cut cleaning bills by up to 75 percent with two new dry cleaning machines. The units, to be operating 7 am to 8 pm, use nonflammable solvent and hold eight pounds capacity each. Owner W F E Broom, Baytown resident for 17 years, says the washateria remains open 24 hours, with staff supervising the new process.
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Harald Broom
Bayway Washateria
Bayway Drive
Brownwood
Lakewood
Wooster
W. FE. Broom
Baytown
Consolidated Engineers
Service, Inc
Broom
Washateria
Bayway Washaieria
Baytown Photos
Haorace Helms
Baytown Photos Expands City Wide Picture Service
Baytown Photos, Inc., a Baytown firm since 1956, partners with The Baytown Sun to speed news photography. Horace Helms leads the firm with Mike Mullins assisting as they offer commercial photography, copies of vital documents, and engraving services for local printers.
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Mike Mullins
Stayton Sun
Sun
Baytown
Baytown Photos, Inc
Amulet Plessis
Helms
Baytown Photos
Baytown Sun
Ashbel and Pearce
Dow
The
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Chan
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Mathers
Ms National Bank
Metall Metali
Woroton Mehdey Mercer
Waalsouid
Reupace
Baytown Business and Industrial Review
W. E. Broom
Bes
Gulf Coast
Bayway
Partin
Acme
Hiway
AV New
Moreno
Lonnie’s
School of Hair Design
Eleanor Smith
West Gulf
Gen Nights NL
Buck Turner
Acme Cleaners
N. Main
Texas Motor Import
Fen B. Tone
Volkswagon
Wrights Delicatessen
D. H, Texas
Baytown Accordian Center
Mva
Barney Morton
Texas
Memory Gardens OF Baytown, Inc
Baytown's Finest Memorial Park
Jake Rutter
Ashbel
Clarks Wheel & Brake Service
Teo
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