Professors Favor Money Over Fringe Benefits in Salary Report
The American Association of University Professors says fringe benefits like bulbs burial plots and country club memberships cannot replace money. Despite a 5.8 percent average salary rise this year the growth trails last year and the association's goal of doubling salaries this decade. Named top institutions include Cal Tech Duke Harvard MIT Princeton Wesleyan and Yale.
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New Colona rp tablets relieve constipation overnight
An advertising snippet promotes Corona to restore bowel function using a colon nerve stimulant and bulking action. It claims constipation relief overnight with clinical proof and urges introductory 434 advertisement size.
UK minister cites 112 million in aid to India in emergency program
Commonwealth Relations Secretary Duncan Sandys told the House of Commons that the United States and Commonwealth nations have sent about 112 million dollars of military aid to India under the present emergency program. He noted about half of the aid came from the United States and described the wage scales used by institutions as an A average salary of 16150 dollars and an A minimum salary of 12990 dollars.
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Doctor J A Chatman celebrated in Lubbock testimonial
More than 150 friends honored Dr. J A Chatman a Lubbock physician civic and religious leader at a testimonial banquet in the Plains Co Op Banquet Room. He received a 135 gift certificate and shoes amid tributes from Ralph Brock and A Maceo Smith with telegrams from Lyndon Johnson Connally Preston Smith and George Mahon.
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Lubbock County
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Grace Taylor
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City Wide Mission
Kennedy Led Business Drive for Tax Cuts This Year
A coalition of leading businessmen and financiers formed the Business Committee for Tax Reduction to push Congress for about 10 billion dollars in corporate and personal tax cuts in 1963. President Kennedy welcomed the effort as showing a high sense of statesmanship while noting the group does not bind to his full tax plan. The White House said the administration is not endorsing any single method.
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Sir Winston Churchill Returns From Riviera Holiday
Sir Winston Churchill, 88, arrived in London from Nice by jet airliner after a two week holiday in the Riviera. He was met by Lady Churchill and Christopher Soames’s son. His secretary, Montagu Brown, said Sir Winston is very well and enjoyed a good holiday.
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Record U.S. spice consumption hits 210 million pounds
The Wall Street Journal reports Americans consumed a record 210 million pounds of spices last year, signaling strong demand across households and food markets.
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Derby Barbecue Brings Abernathy Crew Together
About 120 Abernathy youths gathered at the Reid home for a derby barbecue. The event featured a topped off bar, magic acts from Fort Worth, and racing questions asked by Derby inspector Holland. Several boys such as Randy Hendrix and Billy Rhodes were noted among attendees.
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Presbyterians Name Moderator in Southern General Assembly
The Rev. Dr. William Hart McCorkle, pastor of First Presbyterian Church of Bristol Tennessee, was elected moderator of the Southern Presbyterian General Assembly. He won 229 votes to 218 for the Rev. Dr. Frank H. Caldwell, president of Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary. Dr. McCorkle is the fourth active minister elected moderator in 17 years.
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Denver City Chamber of Commerce Banquet Set Today
The annual banquet of Denver City Chamber of Commerce is scheduled today with Dr. Robert W. Brown of Fort Worth as guest speaker. Tickets are limited to 250 persons and sales are underway.
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