Freedom and Duty Highlight Crosby Fourth of July Talk
Crosby hosts a Fourth of July program featuring Martin Dies as the main speaker of the 8th District American Legion event. He urges Americans to uphold duties to country, warns against communist influence, and stresses inner moral responsibility. The celebration includes rides, barbecue, music, fireworks, and a dance with local officials assisting.
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Crosby
Ma Dies
Cone Prisentin
American Legion First
Oman
Crosby Fair
Vlv, Ramsey
Preeiner 2
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Dies
Legion
America
Lewis Ener+ jek
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T Mie American Legion
Thodoore Allen
Garden Oaks Post 560
Houston
Marion Rip
Answers Continued From Pace 4
The page shows a jumble of quiz items and garbled names including references to a New Indian Prime Minister suffering a heart attack and various unclear entries such as Geneva, Morgaine, and Duvalier, suggesting a mixed or corrupted puzzle sequence.
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Seranton
Navy
B. Kenyaits
Viet Cong
S. Typres
Eshonthe
Ant Ss. Typlaid
A. Cathutic
Prine
Geneva
Mrs. Shu
Morgaine VL Tanti
Taxter
Lodge Tr. Goldwater
Duvalier
Tho
Hussia Rohert
Chins Ace
Ters
Highlands Scouts Return From Camp Strake I Campout
Highlands correspondent reports Troop 187 with Troop 8T joined in a joint campout at Camp Strake near Conroe. Scouts earned awards in boating archery and swimming, Lang and Smith among top finishers, and several members received personal fitness and nature badges. Fire, Quaker Camp and a Fourth of July party are also noted in the Highlands area.
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Highlands
Alton Collins
Camp Strakei
Grand Lake
Conroe
Jesse Smith
Dan Lang
Steven Kimball
Dennis Muldrow
Pati Procter
Larry Scott
Burrell Hal
Lang
Muldrow
Kimballand
Holcomb
Smith
Scati
Stubbs
Proctor
Ker Searcy
Dan Gresham
Fort Worth
Arthur Webbs
Larry Gary
N. Main
Ginger Patterson
Barbara Boyd
Karen Smith
Brenda Jones
Linda Tyler
Greece faces rapid labor shortage amid emigration trend
Athens reports declining birthrates and rising emigration with 250,000 plus Greeks leaving since 1962. The Athens Chamber of Commerce notes labor gaps in harvests and industry, driven by few new jobs and wage gaps versus Western Europe. Over 140,000 reside in Germany, and remittances, tourism, and shipping offset trade deficits while U.S. aid has ended.
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Philip Dopolous
Athens
Greece
Athens Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Egypt
Turkey
Germany
United States
Tno
New Car Sales Increase 28 Percent in Mexico
Mexico City reports a strong start to June with 2,083 new cars sold in the first two weeks, about 28 percent ahead of last year. American brands lead, Ford tops sales, Chrysler second, Volkswagen rising, Opel and Chevrolet also featured.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Federal District
mMore
Tune. Com
Foligion
Volkswaren
Ford
Tarte i
Chrysler
Val
Hant
Volkswae
Ans
Opels
Evrolet
Education Board Sets Apportionment At $81.59
The States Board of Education set per capita apportionment at 81.5 dollars for the 1964 65 school year, with 281 401 54 percent revenue anticipated by Aug 31 1965. Textbook and administration costs totaling 10 518 868 were approved, leaving 207 782 874 to apportion. The board adopted new teaching certificate standards and revised safety instruction requirements. It upheld a Lindale School District ruling in favor of McRae and considered forming a Gray County junior college district with a proposed 1.4 million dollar Pampa school project.
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LE Jones
Austin
States Board of Education
Certiny
State Education Commission
McRae
Lions Club
Gray County
West Texas
Heart of
Pampa
Mexicans Ignore Cigarette Health Warnings Rise In 1963 Sales
AP reports Mexico City smokers largely ignored the surgeon general warning on lung cancer. Despite a slight drop after the report, 1963 saw 25 million people buying 1.6 to 1.9 billion packs, spending about 1 billion pesos. Prices rose to curb losses, with Mexican cigarettes very cheap under five cents a pack while imports run 40 to 50 cents. President Adolfo Lopez Mateos smokes an unfiltered brand at about 4.8 cents per pack.
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Mexico City
U.S
Enemies Confounded Crushed Castro Gains Grip in Cuba
Havana report portrays Fidel Castro tightening control amid crises with an armed 50,000 to 100,000 strong army backed by militia and 200,000 reserves. U.S. broadcasts jammed. Cuban prisons, police and Youth Communist networks surveil citizens. Exiles complain while some citizens praise advantages for families and students under the regime.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Fidel
Raul
State Security Service
Central Investigation and Police Force
Castroite Zealots
Communist Party
Union of Young Commmunists
Communist Federation of Women
Vilma Espin
Raul Castro
Juanment
Mexico City
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Florida
Voice of America
Santiago
TFT
Ike
Khrushchev Presses Western Shortfalls on Disarmament
In a letter to the Italian Peace Committee published by Tass Khrushchev said the USSR will spare no effort for complete disarmament but urged reciprocal steps from Western powers. He linked disarmament to other unresolved issues, especially Germany, and criticized NATO multilateral plans. In Jordan, Bahiet Talhnuni to form a new government.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
Disarmament Committee
Geneva
Tass
Com- Mike
Johnson
Germany
Republicans Face Choice at San Francisco Cow Palace
A teaser hints at a dramatic GOP battle over a preferred candidate at the Cow Palace, promising daily pages with complete coverage of the party’s decision and any potential dark horse.
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Goldwater
Scranton
San Francisco Cow Palace
Associated Press
San Francisco
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