Plains Farming Labor Measures Will Be Sought
Texas farm bureaus plan to push measures on migrant labor at the Sith Legislature. Talks in Austin aim to license crew leaders set minimum wages and require 180 days schooling for migrant children. White outlines farm labor improvement aims and cautions federal overreach, noting 70 000 migrants pass through Texas and 20 000 to 25 000 migrate independently.
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Texas Legistcias
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Jimmie Davis
Delwin Jones
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Hale County
Bill Millen
Bailey County
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American Farm Bureau
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Cole
Austin
Texas Committee On Migrant Farm Workers
Sith Legis
White
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Texas Employment Commission
Oppose Communism Through Radio Free Europe
A promotional piece urges action against communism, citing Khrushchev’s warning and urging belief in American resilience. It promotes Radio Free Europe as a privately supported broadcaster with 28 transmitters reaching 79 million behind the Iron Curtain to spread truth.
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Khrushchev
America
Radio Free Europe
Iron Curtain
Texas Pastures Unusually Good For Time Of Year
Texas ranges and pastures show unusually good grazing for this time of year per the Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service. Conditions are strong in the Plains despite cold weather while the Blacklands and East Texas report some shrinkage from December's cold rain. Overall condition stands at 79 percent, above last year and the 10 year average.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Blacklands
Lions Club Plans High Lonesome Stampede in Hobbs
Hobbs Downtown Lions Club members in Denver to sign contracts for the third annual High Lonesome Stampede scheduled May 25 27. They will arrange with a producer and for specialty acts while attending a Roeder Cowboys Association convention.
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Hobbs Downtown Lions Club
Denver
Colo
Roeder Cowboys Association
Searce Club
Jack Kirk
Lovington Teen Named to America Band Tour
Lovington High School junior Connie Cunningham, 16, named to the 1961 School Band of America. She will tour Europe this summer with a 70‑piece band, performing in England, the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland and France. Kathy Grayson is an alternate.
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Lovington
Connie Cunningham
J. L. Cunningham
America
England
Netherlands
Belgium
Germany
Switzerland
France
Kathy Grayson
Miss Grayson
SS Numbers Vital On Income Tax Returns
IRS official John J. Sloan explains that taxpayers must include their social security number and their spouse's on Form 1040. Omitting these numbers is a common and serious error.
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Cate Tlons
John J. Sloan
Internal Revenue Service
Lubbock
IRS
Ike Receives Big Brother of the Year Award at White House
President Eisenhower received the 1960 Big Brother of the Year award at a White House ceremony. The citation praised his concern for American youth and his contributions to understanding and brotherhood among peoples. Charles G. Berwind, Philadelphia industrialist and Big Brothers of America president, presented the honor.
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Ike
Washington
Eisenhower
Big Brothers of America
White House
Charles G. Berwind
Philadelphia
Bullocks and the ploughs stay mainstays for Indian farmers
New Delhi announced that bullocks and the plough remain central to farming in India, underscoring traditional methods amid ongoing agricultural policy discussions.
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India
New Delhi
Falcon's tailgate design boosts cargo with window feature
The description praises Falcon compact wagon's tailgate that drops with a built in roll down window. It contrasts with awkward lift up gates noting safer loading and 26.1 inches more cargo deck when down and up to 31 percent more cargo area with tailgate up. Falcon is promoted as a higher hauling capability choice.
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Falcon
Falcon Wagon Delivers Value Against Compact Models
Consumers see Falcon wagons as a bargain with up to 508 dollars saved compared with many compact wagons. Standard comforts include two arm rests two sun visors two coat hooks and a swing down tailgate with rear window on most models. Choose Tudor or Ford or Falcon Wagons and enjoy radio heater automatic transmission and deluxe trim at a low price.
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Falcon
Falcon economy wagon leads compact car field
The Falcon is touted as the economy champion among compact wagons. It promises up to 30 miles per gallon on regular gas with 4,000 miles between oil changes and low repair costs. An optional 170 Special engine adds performance.
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Falcon
America
P.S
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