Galveston Customs District Ranks Second in World Trade
The Galveston Customs District, including ports as far north as Dallas, ranked second to New York in international trade, with 1946 and 1960 figures showing sharp growth in exports and imports. The district covers Houston, Dallas, Freeport, Corpus Christi, Port Aransas, Texas City, Ingleside, and Sabine includes Port Arthur and Beaumont.
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Atlanta
Galveston
Dallas
New York
Commerce Department
Department
Laredo
el Paso
Sabine
Tex
New Orleans
Texas
Houston
Freeport
Corpus Christi
Port Aransas
Texas City
Ingleside
Port Arthur
Lake Charles
Orange
Beaumont
Brownsville
del Rio
Eagle Pass
Hidalgo
Rio Grande City
San Antonio
Roma
Port Isabel
Castro's Move Into Red Sphere Raises Defense Fears
The piece discusses Castro's push toward a Communist alignment, sparking U.S. concern over Cuban threat. It examines Soviet protection, potential world-war risks, and possible U.S. actions such as a Cuba embargo and OAS pressure while Cuba is labeled socialist in the Soviet sense.
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Fidel
Cuba
Communist Party
Preas
Fsa
Tion
Gram
Han
Tora
Batista
B. William L. Ryan
Havana
Kennedy
United States
Washington
Khrushchev
Western Hemisphere
U. S
Castro
Organization of American States
OAS
Kremlin
Texas Tomatoes Lead Best Buy Roundup This Week
The Agricultural Marketing Service notes Texas tomatoes and other Texas grown vegetables gain volume this week. Best buy items include green cabbage carrots celery eggplant greens lettuce onions potatoes squash and tomatoes. Florida watermelons and strawberries from Texas Louisiana California are in season.
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Associated Press
Texas
Agricultural Marketing Service
Florida
Louisiana
California
Bank cashier gives town boost with IBM stock
In Schoharie County village Richmondville, banker Chauncey Winters, 68, donated IBM shares valued at about 402,500 dollars to fund a sewer and water project and other village debts. The effort came after a 1955 bond issue and near doubling of the tax rate, with Winters asking the mayor how much was needed and offering 450 IBM shares later adjusted to 509.
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Richmondville
Chauncey Winters
Schoharie County
Winters
Bank of
Albany
George Davis
Davis
IBM
Oy Winters
Gur
Louisville
Jesse W. Grider
Inc
Valong
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