Personal income up in February 1963 United States
The Commerce Department reports US personal income rose by 2.7 billion dollars in February to a record annual rate of 132.8 billion. The gain reverses January's 1.5 billion drop and supports the Kennedy economic plan amid uneven regional performance. Other indicators show employment, retail, and factory activity improving. A Tokyo note mentions a movement to foster a patriotic spirit among Japanese nobility.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Kennedy
Smajer
Fabre
Odetta Delights Tech Crowd in New Student Union Room
Folk singer Odetta headlined the Texas Tech Student Union room dedication concert drawing more than 1,000 students and townspeople. Her hour and a half set featured a broad range of songs from folk tunes to spirituals with adept guitar work and a standing ovation at the end.
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Jack Sheridan
Avalanche-Journal
Texas Tech Student Union
Odetta
Sarah Jane
Josnua
Ireland
Tech Student Union
Boy Injured In Fall From Truck
Twelve year old Monty Calente sustained a head injury after hitching a ride on a Cloverlake Dairy Foods truck and falling from the running board on 19th Street near Salem Avenue. He was listed in fair condition at Metho dist Hospital Wednesday night.
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Monty Calente
Methodist Hospital
George Rush
Janell Calente
W. Lith
Cloverlake Dairy Foods
Earl Wayne Jones
Ash St
Monty
19Th Street
Salem Avenue
Dolores
Lubbock
Franklin-Bartley Funeral Home
Baptists aim to end segregation amid campus talks
Waco AP Baptists push to end segregation as Dr E S James editor urges open college doors to qualified Negroes. James spoke to Baylor students about faculty beliefs and campus morals while noting local elimination contests for Miss South Plains Electric at Roosevelt High School and area schools.
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Waco
E. S. James
Shirley Herndon
Roosevelt School
Floria Foerster
Roosevelt High School
Lubbock
Areca Scrools
Lorenzo
Staten
Frenship
Wolfforth
Shallewater
Baptist Standard
Baylor
James
Texas Baptist Paper
Baptist Instiutions
Canterbury
Wold
JEK To Salute World Fair at Seattle Opening
UPD-Press reports Kennedy prepared a salute to the Seattle World’s Fair and urges learning in science. The President plans to attend the opening on April 21, urging support for peace and exchange of views. Moscow Pravda notes parents protest homework for young children.
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Wash
UPD
Kennedy
Ifs
Moscow
Pravda
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