1962 a strong year for Texas business says analyst
Dr Francis B May of the University of Texas reports 1962 kept business activity above 1961 levels with auto sales rising and personal income up boosting retail and construction. Oil industry remained static due to production limits and higher imports while refinery jobs fell on automation.
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Lubbock
Avalanche Journal
John Knaggs
Austin
UPI
Texas
Francis B. May
Bureau of Business Research
University of Texas
Houston
Manned Spacecraft Center
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Fort Worth
Convair
May
Gulf Coast
Savings and Loan Associations
New Mexico Inauguration Held Tuesday At Santa Fe
Jack M. Campbell a former FBI agent and combat Marine will take the oath as governor of New Mexico at noon Tuesday before the Capitol. Chief Justice James C. Compton of the New Mexico Supreme Court will administer the oath to the 46 year old Roswell lawyer in public ceremonies.
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New Mexico
Jack M. Campbell
Roswell
Los Angeles
FBI
Avalanche-Journal
Santa FE
N.M
James C. Compton
New Mexico Supreme Court
Campbell
Mack Easley
Hobbs
Easley
House of Representatives
House
State Board of Finance
Legislative Council
Hutchinson
Kan
Hutchinson High School
Washburn College
Topeka
Rhodes
Byron White
U.S. Supreme Court
Albuquerque
John F. Simms Jr
Marine Corps
USMC
New Mexico Oil and Gas Assn
Independent Producers and Royalty Owners Assn. of
New Mexico Taxpayers Assn
John F. Russell
Ruthanne DeBus
Frank J. DeBus
Salt Lake City
Utah
Union Pacific Railroad
Marines
Catholic Church
Valuables Missing and Vandalism Hit Lubbock
A string of burglaries and vandalism dominated Lubbock police activity Saturday. Ann Buntin reported a platinum diamond wrist watch valued over 1000 dollars missing downtown. Several shops and homes reported burglaries, vandalism, and damaged property including a truck windshield and a glove compartment theft.
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Lubbock
Ann Buntin
60Th St
Vernon Lemon
Idalou Highway
Alamo
Ray Marsh
Tom Armstrong
42Nd St
O. B. McElroy
E. Stamford
H. T. Rayburn
30Th St
Erasmo Garcia
E. Tulane
Billy Stafford
E. Auburn
Janet Oak
St. St
Boomerang Drive-In
E. Mth
Edward G. Howard
Ave. U
Senate probes dock strike amid widespread walkout across ports
Investigators from the Senate investigations subcommittee led by Sen John L McClellan interviewed ILWU leaders amid efforts by Labor Secretary W Willard Wirtz to end the Maine to Texas dockworkers strike affecting 66 000 workers. ILWU president Capt William V Bradley condemned the inquiry as harassment and pressed for time with labor officials.
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New York
Senate
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Sec. of Labor
Teams Fly To Laos To Check On Troops
Two International Control Commission teams flew to Laos to investigate reports of foreign troops remaining. One team from Poland Canada and India headed to Ban Longkou in the east to probe a claim that Viet Minh troops who aided Pathet Lao are still present. The other team went to Ban Tonpheung in the west to examine charges that Chinese Nationalist irregulars are operating there.
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Vientiane
Laos
International Control Commission
Poland
Canada
India
Ban Longkou
Viet Minh
Pathet Lao
Ban Tonpheung
Roswell Sheriff-Director Named in New Gov Term
Roswell's M. Campbell and Sheriff Howard E. Babcock receive state posts. Gov elect Jack names Campbell longtime Roswell businessman and Babcock as sheriff liquor director for four years.
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Roswell
Chaves
M. Campbell
Howard E. Bab Babcock
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Patty
Mike
Kathy
Terry
New Mexico Art Museum
la Fonda
Dallas-Fort Worth
State Banking Board
State Savings and Loan Department
China
U. S
NCTM
Citizens Center
AIR Force
Eta
Iad
Coe Enas
Se Tee Leon
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