Farm Labor Unions Push to Include Workers in Washington Hearing
Washington hosts a Labor Department hearing on farm labor regulation changes as unions aim to extend membership to domestic and bracero workers. California sees a massive drive by AFL-CIO Agricultural Workers Organizing Committee, with 450 000 migratory workers targeted and over 1 000 000 monthly potential dues. The dispute centers on the referral ban for workers in areas with labor trouble, a ruling supported by Secretary Mitchell that employers will challenge on August 8. South Plains farmers are urged to follow developments closely.
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Youth Plains
Washington
Organized Labor
Labor Department
Federal Employment Service
California
Texas
South Plains
Afl-Cio Agricultural Workers Organizing Committee
San Francisco
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
Retirement ends long service with Lubbock tax office
H. D. Stanley retires after 30 years with the City School Tax office in Lubbock. He is praised for courtesy and fairness, noting no enemies made despite taxes. He plans to take things easy and enjoy retirement, with best wishes for happiness and fun ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Stanley
Stanley
Lubbock
Mr. Stanley
Pot And Kettle in Lubbock Prepares For Campaign Talk
Veteran AP reporter Marlow argues voters decide 1960 election outcomes based on recognition of issues and attitudes. He notes many Americans ignore city issues while candidates use theatrical phrases to sway ballots. A pre-election commentary is anticipated next month. Meanwhile housewives have saved only 6 percent of 487 recipes clipped from magazines.
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Pos Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Richard Nixon
John F. Kennedy
United States
Mr. Marlow
Marlow
Lubbock
Lay On The South Plains announces Lubbock paper pledge
The Lubbock Avalanche Journal prints a front page pledge and editorial notes as part of its Sunday edition. The article lists staff, publishing details, and addresses while outlining allegiance to the flag and nation. It references Associated Press and National coverage, with staff names such as Parker and Proutt and mentions circulation figures and publishing offices.
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South Plains
Rob
Texas
Parker Y Proutt
Brendent
Saris Scanard
Pobister Chas
W. Ratliff
Cureta Bivins
Montes
Carney
Teatta
Bonita
Benne
Aioe B.S
Ste Sonar Bes Hm
United States of America
Considerine On The Line Cranks Up U 2s Again
The article argues for resuming U 2 flights over the USSR and expanding eye in the sky coverage to track Soviet military buildup, Chinese missiles, and Castro. It notes the Paris summit sabotaged talks, critiques leaders, and urges renewed reconnaissance to deter Khrushchev and monitor Red China, Castro, and regional forces.
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Bob Considine
Hicago
Soviet Union
Paris
Sec
Herter
Sec. of Defense
Gates
Nate Twining
Khrushchev
Elysee Palace
Mao
Formosa
Castro
Loco
University of Havana
Kremlin
Raul
Moscow
Dilemma of New Cars Women Face in a Car Obsessed Era
Phyllis Battelle reviews changing attitudes as men parade new automobiles and women become spectators. The piece traces how gender roles blur when many car types flood the market, from compact to luxury, and asks what women truly think of the evolving auto romance and status symbols.
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Weran
New York City
Sn Company
Jimmy Melton
Detroit
Ato
Gr “Darling
Hess
Saneniard
No Hot Issues In Washington For Kennedy Candidacy
In Washington state the governor lieutenant governor secretary of state attorney general and other elected officials are Catholic, yet religion did not affect elections. The Northwest favors youth in politics and Kennedy faces no major religious or wealth hurdles. Liberal Washington leans Dem with strong labor and federal spending shaping views. voters prize prosperity and peace and see the race as a popularity contest. Henry Jackson, the state’s youngest senator, is respected across parties and may rise nationally.
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J. M. McClelland JR
Sangview
Wash
Daily News
Ongview
Washington
Sen. Kennedy
Northwest
Pacific Northwest
Roselli
Henry Jackson
Warren Magnuson
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Nixon
Kennedy
Hington
Campain
Jackson
Barry Goldwater
America
Sim
Delegates Attend Havana Convention and Coaching School
On Memory Lane Dr Teed and B C Harvey led Lubbock delegates to the Tons International convention in Havana with spouses and representatives. Joel Tyson and Pat Farris head to Austin for the Texas High School Coaches Association coaching school while other Westerners and Lubbock alumni join the North All-Stars events. In Europe De Gaulle remains in power as a military court sentences him, and a Boston sailor hides at the German consulate after claiming asylum as debate rages over repatriation.
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Dr . Teed
B.C. Harvey
Havana
Lubbock
Lubbers
Partieketts
Texas Hugh School Coaches Association
Ailstar
Joel Tyson
Pat Farris
Austin
Tyson
Farris
Goober Keyes
Walter Nichols
Will Bennie McWilliams
Denneson
Boston
Kurt Reh
Ire
Canada
Hornes
Iense
United States
Fei
Mets Horde
International
Kaw
Ehealeal
Barry Goldwater Emerges As Core GOP Voice At Convention
A coverage of Barry Goldwater at the Republican convention highlights his unyielding conservatism and influence. The Arizona senator, a poised speaker, calls for political unity and urges votes for Richard Nixon, while impressing delegates and observers with his sincere, principled stance. Deserters from Red China reportedly join Shan rebels in northeast Burma amid continued regional turmoil.
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George Sokolsky
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Sokolsky
Richard Nixon
Congress
Lyndon Johnson
Adlai Stevenson
Edward R. Murrow
Americ
Barry
Park Avenue
Herbert Hoover
Walter Judd
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Hugh Ay
Burlain
Israel
Nasser
Suez
Considine
Phyllis Battelle
York
Prise
Tizzy
By Kate Osann
Lan
Federal
Treasury
Columbia
Bremerton
Atomic Works
Sanford
Bigs Arcraft
Boeing
Seattle
Yno
Lubbock 6
London
Bremen
Germany
Vichy
France
Charles de Gaulle
Phillippe
Vehierane
de Gaul Jeo
Landen
Alexander Johnston
Arizona
Air Force Reserve
Dese
New Territory
New York
James Howe
Jesus
Howe
Rangoon
Burma
Aad Tuesety
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