Voters to Decide on Parimutuel Betting in Texas
In a refer Associated Press report Texas voters will decide on parimutuel wagering May 5. Pro and anti gambling arguments fill the page with editorials and notes. Bob Gray presents the pro side while Gov Price Daniel offered the anti case in this newspaper.
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U.S. Exhibit in Moscow Proposed for Worlds Fair Link
The United States proposes an American exhibition in Moscow and Leningrad to parallel the Soviet display at the New York World’s Fair. The plan follows the canceled 1967 Moscow fair and reflects a reciprocity policy in cultural exchanges. Officials note Soviet pullout complicates commitments while U.S. aims for a matched showcase.
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Texas racing push eyed to lift budget gap with parimutuel revenue
Texas race track plans claim $99,075,859 surplus to cover a deficit, with $12 million parimutuel revenue first year and additional gains from tourism, local taxes, and breeding. Campaign clashes over lie detector tests mix with governor and attorney general races as business leaders back racing to ease tax burdens.
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Mexico's Population Claims High Indigenous Ancestry
A report notes that nearly three in ten Mexicans, out of a 22 million population, are described as having wholly Indian blood. The statement highlights the country’s demographic and ethnic composition.
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Jumbo earns star status in Socorro atomic park
In Socorro New Mexico an aging metal device called Jumbo linked to early atomic bomb tests becomes a local exhibit under a plan to place it in an upcoming atomic park. The story recounts Jumbo's 25 by 12 foot frame, 15 inch walls, and its near role in Los Alamos era nuclear experiments and the 1945 Alamogordo blast.
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Coconut oil union protests US contraband in Mexico City
A union of cocoanut oil producers in Mexico City charged that contraband tal low from the United States undercuts their business, complicating local trade and pushing prices.
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