Cities Unite To Beat Unemployment In Three Cities
New York based report shows Pittsburgh Chattanooga and San Juan shedding unemployment tags after self help and business growth. U S Steel and Jones & Laughlin cite rising plant employment aided by 13 week vacations. Rossville and Peerless legacy spurs new jobs. Bootstrap incentives drive Puerto Rico factory resurgence.
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Pittsburgh
Chattanooga
Tenn
San Juan
Puerto Rico
U.S. Steel Corp
Jones & Laughlin Steel Co
United Steelworkers
Edgar M. Hoover
University of Pittsburgh
Center For Regional Economic Studies
Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce
du Pont
Tom Spurlin
Tennessee Employment Security Commission
Peerless
Rossville
Burlington Industries
Peerless Woolen
Rossville Development Corp
Burlington
Bootstrap
Ramon Calderon
The
Manufacturers Association For
Texas battle looms as Goldwater Campaign in Texas
Barry Goldwater presses to win Texas 23 electoral votes while Lyndon B Johnson holds the lead. Goldwater visits San Antonio as polls favor Democrats in Texas with ticket splitting and strong local campaigning cited. Johnson and Yarborough duel for influence as Connally refrains from aggressive campaigning. Poll tax, civil rights history, and rising Negro voter totals color the Texas race.
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Texas
South
Lyndon
Johnson
Garth Jones
Austin
Tex
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
San Antonio
Weekend lineups of candidates across Texas
U S Sen Ralph Yarborough and George Bush schedule campaigns across Texas with Friday events in Beaumont Orange Port Arthur Corpus Houston Harris County and Saturday activities including visits to Democratic headquarters in Houston and Harris County. Gov John Connally campaigns with President Johnson in Milwaukee Illinois and New York City Friday and Saturday. Jack Crichton Republican tours in Waco Temple Galveston and Houston with Bill Hayes in Houston Dallas Friday Saturday.
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Johnson-Humpshirey
Texas
Goldwater-Miller
Houston Chronicle
John F. Kennedy
GOP
Peter O'Donnell
Associated Press
George Bush
Houston
Ralph Yarborough
Yar Lborough
Bush
Goldwater
Yarborough
Johnson
John B. Connally
Connally
Republi
Senate
U.S
Beaumont
Port Arthur
Corpus
Caristi
Harris County
Sheraton-Lincoln Hotel
John Connally
President Johnson
Milwaukee
Illinois
New York City
Jack Crichton
J Waco
Temple
Galveston
Bill Hayes
Dallas
Liquor Board Chief Joins Schlitz Brewery Groundbreaking
Liquor Control Board administrator Coke Stevenson Jr. led a Texas delegation at Schlitz brewery groundbreaking in Longview. Lt. Gov. Preston Smith and House Speaker Byron Tunnell attended, with the plant slated for 1966 completion and annual capacity of one million barrels on ten acres.
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Longview
Tex
Coke Stevenson Jr
Texas Liquor Control Board
Schlitz
Stevenson
Preston’ Smith
John B. Connally
Texas House
Byron Tunnel
Austin
Hoffman 79 Dies Friday Rites Slated Saturday
Thomas Martin Hoffman 79, Baytown resident for 20 years, died 6:15 a.m. Friday. Earthman Funeral Home to send body to Houston for cremation. Funeral 10 a.m. Saturday Forest Park East Mausoleum with Rev. P Walter Henckall officiating. Memorials to St James House memorial fund. Survived by son R M Hoffman Jr. Native of Chicago. formerly with Standard Oil Co. Retired from Wisconsin steel division of International Harvester.
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Thomas Martin Hoffman
Baytown
St. James House
Earthman Funeral Home
Houston
Forest Park East
Mausoleum
P. Walter Hencksell
Memorial Fund
Hoffman
R. M. Hoffman Jr
Chicago
Standard Oil Co
Wisconsin Steel Division
International Harvester
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Thad Felton
Humble’ Club
Baché & Co
Humble Oil CO
James Trice
Bache & Co
Humble
Anna Mae Johnston
Humble Employees Credit Union
Tennessee Building
Capitel
Bert Papanek
Jack Combes
Hast Harris
Grace Methodist Church
Charles
Pool
Marshall Haas
Sam Houston
Barry
Ane
SONY
Superscope
Sony Tape Recorders
Sony Madel
Beeset
Gene
Liquor Man Coke Jr
T.M. Hoffman
U.S. Senate
Sive
Senator
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U. S. Senate
George
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