Travel Service chief on foreign visitors to U S
A Travel Service official discusses what foreign visitors want to see in America and how hospitality, open spaces, and cordial home visits shape impressions. He notes Americans spend more abroad than foreigners in the United States and defends official efforts to keep the Dollar gap from widening.
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Amt
Tor
America
United
States
Europe
United States
Black
Spo
Australia
Sene
Wash
Senate
Johnson
Ameria
New York
Michael Frome
Richmond
Washington
Imine
Encourt
U.S
Tavel
North
Paralina Urratas
Violent Deaths In Texas Drop To Seventeen
The Associated Press notes seventeen violent deaths in Texas over the weekend, far below recent totals. Traffic accidents claimed ten lives. victims include Cecil Padgett of El Monte California and Walter Allen of San Antonio. Dallas deaths include Jimmy Johnson and Barbra Spann McCoy from an apparent asphyxiation. Other cases involve stabbings, highway crashes, a toddler death, and a shooting in a Houston home. Authorities classify the deaths as murder or self-inflicted.
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Associated Press
Texas
Cecil Padgett
el Monte
Calif
Marfa
Albert Patterson
Alabama
Phenix City
Ala
Walter ‘Dr ‘Allen
San Antonio
Air Force
Houston
Dallas
Jimmy Johnson
Barbra Spann McCoy
Jerry Singleton
Clarence G. Bishop
Sar ‘Fort Worth
Ronald JE. Greer
Canyon
Bowie
U.S. 287
Anthony J. Tatum
John A. Tatum
Pearland
Thomas Raymond Thornton
Bell County
Bruce Rabuck
Thornton
Justice A. Pollock
Rosenburg
Brazos River
West Columbia
Raymond Pekar
Angleton
Ed Mayés
Wichita Valley
New biology courses shift focus from frogs to questions
In Boulder, Colorado the Biology Curriculum Study introduces courses that stress evolution and human reproduction, moving away from frog dissection. The program aims to create citizens in an age of science, with labs and field work emphasizing inquiry over memorization.
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Boulder
Colo
U.S
Arnold Grobman
Grobman
University of Colorado
National Science Foundation
American Institute of Biological Sciences
Gorbman
College of Arts and Sciences
Rutgers University
Texas
Arizona
Health Clubs Open YMCA Schedule Update
YMCA health clubs are open with limited openings remaining. Women may use facilities from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays while men have access from noon to 1 30 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 8 20 p.m. on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays.
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YMCA
Hospital Notes Admits List Gulf Coast San Jacinto
Admitted to Gulf Coast includes Keith Willie and multiple others with rooms. San Jacinto admissions feature Mrs Wining Brown, Patricia Adlong, James O Sullivan, Ruby Hanson, Linda Kay Barker and more. New arrivals listed: Highlands couple L L Whiteside with a daughter Sept 1, Ralph Rios Jr with a daughter Sept 11, Billy Rae Kerr with a daughter at San Jacinto.
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Wining
Brown
Bay 'Villa
Patricia Adlong
Hien
Hands
James O'Sullivan
Highlands
Ruby Hanson
James
Linda Kay Barker
Verner
Carson
Utah
L. L. Whiteside
Gulf Coast
Ralph Rios Jr
Magnolia
San Jacinto
Billy Rae Kerr
N. Burnet
Auto price boost still in question for 1966 models
In Detroit AP reports industry leaders face pressure on price hikes as 1966 models near arrival. Since 1958 autos have largely held prices while improving features. Chrysler to unveil its 1966 line Sept 30, with a first move in price. Tax cuts reduced excise from 10% to 7% and a planned 1% by 1969, but buyers may still pay more for 66 models. Safety items like windshield washers, wipers, side mirrors, and padded dashboards become standard, argued to add costs.
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Detroit
Chrysler
Ralph Watts
Detroit News
Baytown Freshman Pledges Alpha Chi Omega at Sam Houston
JANICE BRUCE daughter of Mr and Mrs Sidney Bruce of Baytown pledged Alpha Chi Omega sorority at Sam Houston State College as a freshman. She spent last week on the campus participating in music activities.
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Janice Bruce
Sidney Bruce
Baytown
Alpha Chi, Omega Sorority
Sam Houston State College
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Indiana
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Idlewood
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Channelview
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Timberlane
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Dave
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Lodge
Gulf Coast Industrial Workers Union
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H. Hargrave
Secy
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