Protecting Own Moves In Cuba and Labor Pact Shifts
Kaiser signs a labor pact linking wages to company wide cost savings while phasing out individual incentive pay. Khrushchev attacks China and Albania in a long Supreme Soviet speech criticizing Beijing and Mao, warning against Western imperialism and Cuba.
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Kaiser
George W. Taylor
University of Pennsylvania
John T. Dunlop
Harvard
David L. Cole
Khrushchev
Ike
Moscow
China
Mao Tze-tung
Mao
Campus leaders announce tourney queen at final game
Beauties COE aL of the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce with Miss Margaret Turner of the Lubbock Avalanche Journal and Bill Magee of the Toreador naming the tourney queen. The award will be presented at halftime Saturday night. last year’s queen was Mary Thompson. The Mighty Mouse Playhouse marks its seventh December anniversary.
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Lubbock Chamber of Commerce
Margaret Turner
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Bill Magee
Toreador
Mary Thompson
Cotton Study Highlights Domestic Price Pressure and Subsidy Debates
Industry spokesmen warn high prices push cotton to lose ground to synthetics as U.S. subsidies let foreign mills buy cheaper. Domestic growers face income drops from reduced acreage for 1963. Proposals include a domestic equalization fee or incentive payments, but agreement is lacking. Dr. M. K. Horne says prices must adjust lest both markets falter.
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U.S
M.K. Horne
National Cotton Council
United States
Tito Talks ZU Speakers at Meeting Denounce Critics
Tito urged caution toward Khrushchev critics of Cuban policy calling them dogmatic. He favored advancing Soviet American dialogue and said Berlin talks with Western powers on the German peace treaty should continue. He added the settlement should come without calendar constraints.
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Khrushchev
Berlin
West Berlin
Small Texas towns urged to attract industry
Connally and the Texas Industrial Commission agreed small towns need industries. E. B. Germany said 250 towns with little industries would yield better citizens. Connally pledged support and planned talks before inauguration about increased funding. They favored state takeover of the program from private industry.
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Austin
Texas Industrial Commission
E. B. Germany
Texas
Germany
John Connally
Connally
State Bureau of Commerce
Commission
NATO meet boosts West as beacon of freedom
Rusk told NATO colleagues the United States would not negotiate with the Russians on any subject other than Cuba. He noted ongoing Soviet American contacts since the Cuban crisis and European fears of a deal behind Europe’s back on Berlin. He urged continued talks on disarmament and said a nuclear test ban offers the best chance for progress in East West relations.
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India
Cuba
Khrushchev
Portugal
Macao
Britain
Hong Kong
China
United States
Moscow
Red China
Iolleagues
NATO
Washington
Europe
Berlin
Rusk
Soviet Union
Johnson blasts world tension tied to political leaders
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson told 8,500 people at Texas A M College Coliseum that global strife stems from leaders' failures. He urged a worldwide surge of human justice and individual rights, calling for political courage at home and abroad during the eighth Student Conference on National Affairs.
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College Station
UPS
Lyndon B. John ‘Son
Johnson
Texas A&m College Coliseum
Texas,a&m
Water storage in major Texas reservoirs rises to 9.5 million acre feet
Total conservation storage in Texas reservoirs stood at 9.5 million acre feet on November 30, an increase of about 154000 acre feet since October 31, according to the Texas Water Commission.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Water Commission
Gulbenkian Keeps Wall Check Unmoved in Lae Exchange
Gulbenkian dismisses a February balance concern as he balances books at Lae. He flicks cigar ash from the orchid on his lapel and states the check remains on the wall despite Fuss.
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Gulbenkian
Kansas governor’s mansion unique liquor ban in state
In Topeka the governor’s mansion stands as Kansas’ only private residence in which liquor of any form is illegal. The state owns the building and enforces the ban on alcohol.
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Topeka
Kan
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