Cuban Refugee Airlift Nears Fifth Year With Miami Arrivals
The Cuban Refugee Airlift marked its fifth year as 86 refugees reached Miami on Monday joining a total of more than 172,000 flown in since 1965. Gov. Kirk and Mayor Clark proclaimed Cuban American Day as the expellees, including an elderly woman who kissed the ground, began a long planned transfer to the United States amid ongoing government support and funding requests.
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Retired Women Meet at Frances Dixon Home
The Henderson group Retired Professional Women's Coterie met at Frances Dixon's home with Florence Otto of California as a guest. After noon games were played with partners at each table winning prizes. A subsequent meeting is planned at Cele Jackson's home. Members present included Florence Smith, Katherine Lyon, Goldie Nichols, Martha Lamprey, Mrs. Dixon and Mrs. Florence Otto.
Wayne Fuller Revival in Henderson at First Southern Baptist
Wayne Fuller from Portales New Mexico will hold a Henderson revival at First Southern Baptist Church 240 Cholla Street from December 7 to 14. The public is invited with music messages and nursery provided.
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Rice farms hailed as most scientific and mechanized
In Little Rock Arkansas a report claims U.S. rice farms are the most scientifically operated and highly mechanized worldwide. They use under two man-days of labor per acre for growing and harvesting, whereas other nations require over 400 man-days per acre.
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Trade Target Bested Taiwan Growth For 1969
Formosa posts a 1969 growth forecast of ten percent, beating the target by three points. Statistics show gross national product up 10.2 percent in the first half of 1969 versus the same period in 1968.
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Federal civilian pay and benefits rise eyed for 1970
Tax Foundation estimates federal government civilian pay and benefits totaled about $263 billion in the year ended June 30. Costs are projected to climb to $30.4 billion in fiscal 1970.
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