Museum Group Reviews New Mexico Facilities Visit
A West Texas Museum Association board visited the Museum of New Mexico in Santa Fe touring three buildings. The group plans May trips to Fort Worth and Dallas to study facilities for West Texas. Santa Fe reported 350000 visitors in 1962, with each visitor spending up to 20 dollars. James Forrest cited an initial 1.5 million investment and 6.4 million a year in return.
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Museum Board of the
West Texas Museum Asn
Museum of New Mexico
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Museum Board
Fort Worth
Dallas
Lubbock
West Texas
James Forrest
W. J. Keller
James Taylor Forrest
Mark Hailey
West Texas Museum Assn
Hailey
Center Reveals Breakthrough to Stop Smoking
Anti-Tobacco Center of America announces a new method to break the smoking habit in days without drugs or full reliance on will power. Clinical testing among Reni smokers shows the approach as effective and harmless, with free literature available from 366 Fifth Ave Dept 99E1 New York.
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New York
Anti-Tobacco Center of America
Fifth Ave
Dept
N. Y
Lubbock Officials Tour New Mexico Museums
A Lubbock delegation tours Santa Fe museums including the Folk Art Museum the Lab oratory of Anthropology and the Palace of the Governors. They view the 12 000 year old elephants remains at Portales and discuss plans for a $60 000 National Park Service archae ological salvage grant and a Texas Tech led contract with NPS.
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New Mexico
Lubbock
Sam Sanders
Portales
Earl Green
Museum of New Mexico
Laboratory of Anthropology
Rockefeller Foundation
Fine Arts Museum
Palace of the Governors
Santa Fe
W. C. Holden
Lubbock Museum
Green
National Park Service
Texas Tech
U.S. National Park Services
Holden
Fort Worth Dallas
National Museum
Dutch Unemployment Falls to 0.8 Percent in March
The Netherlands reports a drop in jobless figures from 38,000 to 33,000 in March. Authorities estimate the workforce at about four million, with unemployment at 0.8 percent.
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Hague
Netherlands
Social Affairs Ministry
London Policewomen Named Fast Company in Patrol Cars
The first six British policewomen assigned to prowl cars will hit the roads next week. The female officers aged 22 to 34 trained six weeks in driving and will patrol in pairs focusing on juvenile delinquents and speeders. Jose Lowbridge, the youngest, said her police-husband is keen to see her in action.
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London
Jose Lowbridge
Newsmen
Truck Overturns Injuring Driver Near Guthrie
A concrete pipe laden trailer truck overturned in a creek six miles west of Guthrie on U S 66 about 4 40 a m injuring driver Homer Lee Greer 30 of Post He was pinned in the crushed cab and taken to Mary's Hospital with cuts bruises and minor back injuries The mishap caused about 42 000 damage and the driver was reported to have fallen asleep prior to the crash The report notes the truck crossed the road toppled the bridge and landed on its top Meanwhile state funds deficits rose 17 1 million in March leaving a 62 5 million March 31 deficit per State Treasurer Jesse James AP
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Guthrie
Homer Lee Greer
Ree
Mary's Hospital
U.S
Isleep
The
Austin
General Revenue Fund
Jesse James
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Brandon Hull
W. G. McMillan, Sr
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Clifford Jones
Bert. Wallace
T. J. Harris
Murrell. Foster
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