Bokassa Declares War on Poverty in Central Africa
In the Central African Republic President Bokassa orders idle citizens aged 18 to 55 to work or face arrest by control brigades. A decree punishes idleness with fines and up to a year in prison, while government payrolls are pressured to act or be reassigned.
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Jean Bedel Bokassa
Central African Republic
Lyndon Johnson
C.A.R
Bokassa
Bush
United States
Ice Cream Education Course Opens at Wisconsin
The University of Wisconsin launches a semester long class in ice cream making within the food science department. Professors and students collaborate to explore manufacturing conditions, storage, federal standards, and costs while creating many flavors, signaling a practical shift toward elementary industry topics.
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University of Wisconsin
Supreme Court Faces Possible Conservative Turn After Liberal Setbacks
The liberal bloc on the U S Supreme Court suffered defections in three key rulings as Justice Black shifts toward restraint. Analysts see signs of a growing 5-4 division and debate whether a broader conservative trend is forming with possible future appointments by President Johnson. Weather wisdom notes anticipate rain from gray sunsets or red sunrises with lowering clouds.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
Congress
Supreme Court
Florida
Georgia
James R. Hoffa
Hugo L. Black
Brether
Justice Black
Johnson
Abe Fortas
Texans face higher grocery bills say cap study
Governor Connally reviews a UT, A&M and Texas Tech report showing Texans pay 10.5 percent more for consumer groceries over two years, with retail basket costs up 6.8 percent locally. The report cites higher farm prices, inflation, and rising labor costs as key factors. Governor notes no new legislation needed.
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Austin
John Connally
Connally
University of Texas, A&m University
Texas Technological College
Texas
U. S
Conenally
State Highway Commission
William F. Carter
Texas Department of Public Safety
Carter
George Christian
Old International
Boy Scouts Parents Night at First Presbyterian Bowie
Readable notes describe a December 1938 Bowie parents night at First Presbyterian Church featuring R K Ayres discussant on home and boys tied to the Boy Scout program. District groups and Montague PTA Lions Club and church groups participate with A S Elliott in charge.
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Boy Scouts of the
Northwest Texas
First Presbyterian Church
R. K. Ayres
Montague P.T.A
Lions Club
Presbyterian Church
A. S. Elliott
Montague
Bowie
Fire Department
Frank Benson
Ritz and
Majestic Theatres
First National Bank
Benson
Barney P. Whitehead
Secutions
Mr. Henson
Ritz Theatre
Jean Hersholdt
Slim Summerville
Cesar Romero
Aileen Whelan
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Bill Wells
A. J. Carabbi Jr
Wells
Carubbi
Pampa
Holleston
Texas National
Bishop
Democratic Executive Committee
Earl Weatherford
C. T. Beale
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Loyd Butler
R. B. Gwin
Auto Electric
East Wise Street
Elvin Butler
Truman
Europe
America
Austria
Germany
Office of Controls
Washington
Frank G. Dickson
American Medical Association
Charles W. Coffield
Montague County
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Virginia Rae Henry
Tommie Sue Martin
Saint Jo
David H. Moss
Ringgold
Bruce Wayne Coggin
University of Texas
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Coggin
Phi Eta Sigma
Sigma Delta Pi
Aaron Schaffer
R. Wayne Coggin
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Ladies Sunshine
Sunset Baptist Sunday School
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Ike and
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