FBI official warns SDS could disrupt industry like colleges
The FBI identifies the SDS as the core of the New Left and warns disruption may move from campuses to industry via work-ins. Circulars discuss using workers to oppose the Vietnam War, with aims broader than wages, including transforming labor issues and challenging the capitalist system.
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Dean Martin Keeps Cool While Busy With Many Projects
Hollywood AP reports Dean Martin uses a tape recorder to learn songs and stay relaxed. He discusses TV work pacing, a potential NBC contract, a new deal for his weekly shows, records with Reprise, night club contracts, and movies like Matt Helm. He also plans a big Ventura County ranch and aims to work for another decade.
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Hogs leaner as fat content in hot dogs rises study says
The Agriculture Department reports hogs have grown leaner since 1952 while hot dogs and sausages have increased fat content from 18.6 percent in 1937 to about 31.2 percent in 1967. A proposal to limit hot dog fat to 3 percent was noted with a public hearing planned for June 18 4. The 1967-68 survey shows more No 1 hogs and higher grades, signaling progress in meeting consumer demand for leaner pork.
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Texas Oil and Gas Wells Reach New Weekly Totals
The Texas Railroad Commission reports the past week added 12 oil and 43 gas wells, bringing 1969 totals to 1,882 oil and 1,024 gas completions. Wildcatters found four oil and seven gas discoveries, with fields located in San Antonio Dist 2 Corpus Christi and Midland districts. Two wells were plugged, including 54 dry holes.
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Commission Official Under Fire Over Postponed Meeting
Washington AP A meeting of the U S Mexico Border Development Commission was postponed amid word of a potential replacement for U S delegate Ray mond Telles. Tony Rodriguez is eyed to succeed Telles, with the reshaped U S section to be reorganized, and officials say business as usual persisted for the planned December 5-6 session in Mexico City.
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