Millions Benefit From Rising Minimum Wage In 1960s Labor News
The editorial notes 2.6 million workers gain a wage boost to 1.25 dollars per hour with others benefiting indirectly from higher living costs and extended overtime rules. It discusses potential price pressures, higher production costs, and overall hopes for stronger personal incomes and economic growth this year.
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Textile Workers Union of America
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Report From Washington on a Romanian cooperative farm
In Harman near Brazov 766 families work on 5,000 acres under a patient manager, Jon Girceag. Workers join by application, receive cash and food rations, and can keep own cattle. Production has risen from 1,400 to 4,000 kg per acre wheat and 80 to 3,000 litres milk per cow yearly. The co op builds homes and provides eight years of schooling, with expulsion for chronic loafing. The piece notes a contrast with U S milking methods and mentions a Bible verse at the end.
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Brazov
Rumansa
Jon Girceag
Harman
Coop
Romania
Girceag
Sions
Wollen
Girce2t
Gireeag
Co- Op
Co-Op
Girceng
Harman Co-Op
United States
Property Transfers and Partitions Across Bay Area Lands
A compilation of court and deed actions listing O-L and IT transfers from Elizabeth Gilbert Annie Butler Estel Hime Sun Oil Texaco toWilliam Richardson The First National Bank of Beau mont Houston Natural Gas First National Bank of Beau mont partitions deeds for Oak Island Bayside Winnie Subd Abbe Subd and other surveys. includes quit claim and warranty deeds among numerous private and corporate parties with parcels ranging from fractions of acres to 226.40 acres and multiple lots in Subdivisions and Townsites.
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Elizabeth Gilbert
John Gilbert
A. J
O-L
Houston Natural Gas Production Co
First National Bank of Beaumont
Winnie
Kathleen Walker
Rivers Reaves
Christian Smith
Carl Comer Ulsaker
Texaco Inc
George L. Short
Raymond LaVergne
Tommy G. LaVergne
Albert Lee Landry
Floyd Barry Daisle
Theo F. Koch
E. Lopez
W. C. Spears
I Hill
Oak Ridge
E. T. Branch Sur
Sarah Ora Bell Collins
Arnold Smith
John Ijams
W. J. Smith
Joe Ezer
Arthur Silva
Burner
Mary Ethel Armstrong
Gavlen W. Troutman Jr
J. B. Wooldridge
Harold A. Pruitt
James T. White Lezelle
James L. Young
Vernon H. Ferguson
James T. White
Douglas E. Abbe
T. F. Adam
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Wm. Binodeood Sur
R. B. Shearer
Roy L. Hicks
Acre
M. A. Carroll
George Carrington
Betty Jean Humphrey Lat
Charles Willcox
Know Your Bridge By B Jay Becker
In a 1958 match between Argentina and the United States, Castro and Cabanne faced a tricky diamond lead. After precise play eliminating trumps, Castro reached four spades for 420 points, highlighting when to draw trumps and how to maneuver in contesting hands.
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South West
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South
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East
Castro
Ono
West
North
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Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf B ser
Ernice Carton, wife of Marvyn a noted amateur sailor, explains life with a boat loving husband. She jokes a captain blights every moment, demanding instant obedience from his crew and warns against debating nautical orders at dinner.
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Bennett Cerf
Ernice Carton
Marvyn
Captain Bligh
Today’s Grab Bag and World Puzzles Prompts
A jumble of trivia prompts and historical snippets appear, including questions about Corregidor Chase and Tallisn she, plus a note on the 1919 formation of the Communist Party of America. The feature blends wordplay, a future fortune, a guess the name spot, and a grand Madrid palace description with historical ties to Saint Lawrence.
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Communist Party of America
Mystery Building Hints in Column Yearling
Central Press writer NAN JONES notes art treasures on the walls including Hieronymus Sposch and El Greco pieces. A quiz asks readers to name the building and includes language notes and birthday wishes for Cleveland Amory, with a multiple choice item about a Hindu caste.
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Hieronymus Sposch
Philip
el Greco
Saint Maurice
Who will be the next movie czar in Hollywood revealed
Hollywood figures debate the post after Eric Johnston’s death. Possible candidates include Richard Nixon, Adlai Stevenson, Abraham Ribicoff, Lawrence O’Brien, and Lauris Norstad. Others argue the role may be outdated and suggest rotating presidents from studios.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Eric Johnston
Motion Picture Association
Will Hays
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
New York
U.N
Adlai E. Stevenson
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Kennedy
Lawrence F. O'Brien
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Lauris Norstad
America
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Starzel to Instruct Journalism at Texas UT Austin hires Starzel as journalism professor
Frank J. Starzel, retired AP general manager, is named a journalism professor at the University of Texas at Austin. The Le Mars native, 39, plans to complete a degree via correspondence courses from the State University of Iowa. His visit here with brother Rome, Le Mars Globe Post publisher, precedes the move.
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Towa
Frank J. Starzel
Associated Press
University of Texas At
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Rome
le Mars Globe Post
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Kennedy record cited in Fulton Lewis critique of Kennedy
The column claims Kennedy exaggerated tests and misrepresented foreign aid cuts. It cites Goldwater's sourcing of Kennedy votes on foreign aid, labor data, and a Hazleton retraining tale as “untrue,” naming Rep. James Van Zandt and Can-Do as key figures.
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Charles Goodell
George Demariz
Pennsylvania
Kennedy
Demariz
Hazleton
Area Redevelopment Agency
James van Zandt
Demarz
van Zandt
Can-Do
Parks Director Woos Field Work In New Commission
Parks and Wildlife Director says he will not be an arm chair administrator and plans to work in the field to observe operations. He emphasizes hands on leadership, urges staff to see him and notes no immediate personnel changes are planned. Also mentions a free publication on poisonous snakes and a report on Texas deer herd management.
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Hollywood
Johnston
Parks and Wildlife
Associated Press
Weldon Watson
New Parks and Wildlife Commission
Commission
Wasson
Wason
Iiche Public Welfare Department
Ahoc Ga Pe
Ama
James Teer
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Baytown Sun Staff and Address Details
Baytown Sun notes editorial and management staff including Fred Hartman editor James Hale general manager Preston Pendergrass managing editor Beulah Ma Jackson office manager Robert Gilmore circulation director John Wadley Paul Pullan Corrie Laughlin and regional managers. The paper is published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays from Pearce and Ashbel Baytown Texas with Box 308 Baytown Texas and subscription rates listed.
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James H. Hale _ A
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Ma
Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
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