Crosby PTA Purchases School Water Coolers
Crosby Parent-Teacher announced plans to buy water coolers for Crosby High and Elementary Schools at a cost of each. PTA president Mrs John Quin presided at a meeting at the School District administration building. School officials will oversee the purchase as part of the PTA project.
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Anderson Crosby
Crosby
John Quin
PTA
Allison, Koonce
Charles Ecles
Jerry Prochazka
Bay-Tex Farming by Ron Bradley Agricultural Agent
Bay-Tex Farming column by Ron Bradley discusses poultry industry trends in Texas and insecticide use. It notes moisture control in high-density houses, moisture’s link to waste, and research at Texas A&M on bird strains influencing water excretion and egg production. Insecticide formulations and safe use guidance are summarized for farmers.
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Ron Nradley
Harris County
Texas A&m University
John Meigs
Wiliams Creek
Cole
Texas Business Seven Per Cent Above 1963 Level
Texas business shows a continuing upswing with May figures dipping two percent but a five month average 5 percent above 1963. Dr John Stockton notes retail spending and earnings slow growth, while Commerce Department data projects 14 percent higher 1964 plant and equipment spending, suggesting further improvement this year.
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Austin
Texas Bureau of Busness Research
Texas
Tor
John Stockton
University of Texas Agency
Stockton
United States
Commerce Department
Johnson builds record ready to hit GOP on campaign start
James Marlow surveys President Johnson as he signs civil rights legislation and touts progress on foreign aid and tax cuts. The piece notes Johnson’s leverage with Congress, the party dynamics ahead of the Atlantic City convention, and uncertainties over broader programs like medical care for the elderly.
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James Marlow
Rep
Wilburn
Mills
Arkansas
Otto Washington
Jolson
Kennedy
House
Johnson
Meri
Congress
Atlantic City
White House
San Francisco
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Underworld Slang Guide Explains Criminal Talk and Jargon
A San Antonio report outlines how criminals use coded language such as heat, the man, and the thing. It explains terms for police like stool pigeon and snitch and for drugs with labels like weed, mary jane, and white stuff, noting shifts in meaning as scenes change.
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San Antonio
Tex
Underworld
Ro ‘Lmance
Bormw
Rising U S economy enters 41st hopeful month
The week saw record car output for June and the first half of the year, signaling a strong economy amid potential auto industry tensions. UAW wage talks affect about 575,000 directly, with up to a million in supplier firms at risk, while unemployment rose to 3.3 percent. The week featured stock market highs, record earnings from AT&T and General Mills, and a Commerce Department note of May wholesale sales at $13.6 billion.
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The
Iron Age
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Auto Industry
UAW Auto Company
Labor Department
New York
Nion
Albraking
Unu
Exchange
United Auto Workers
Erican Telephone & Telegraph
Swith
United Steelworkers Union
Utah N
Arizona
Kennecott Copper Corp
HUSW
Washington
Senate
Jindustry
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Subcommittee
C. Means
Senate House
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David Ras Franta
Sharon Rene
Frantz
Mary Franta
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Franta
John iXramporg
Colorado
Louise N. Lintelman
Crosby Post Office
State Postmaster League
Hich
Shamrock Hilton
Lintehman
Houston
Larry Anderson
Leroy
State Bar
L. L. Anderson
Sheraton-Lincoln
Shamrock
Sam Houston Coliseum
John Connally
Mike Kubin
R. L. Kubin
W. J. Kallaugher
Greensburg
Kallaugher
Mike
Vermont
Thoma Murray
L. FE. Campbell
Cullen Crunier
Lem Anderson
Pres Chalet
Mr. and
Mrs. Sammie Gentry
Tracey Carl
LBJ
Hotel America
Sandy Koufax
George Blanda
Los Angeles
HOTEL
America Smith
Jefferson—callen Center
Houston, Texas
Hotel Corporation OF America
Dim Buck
Central Park
Buck
U.S
Bloke
Food Market
North Main
Baytown
Bama
LA Grande
Libby
Soutil Shore Rosedale
Vienna Sausage
Baby Limas
Morrell Yorkshire
Santa Rosa
Bell Peppers
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