Panic Seen As Top Gold Rush Danger Says Texas Leaders
A Saturday survey of Texas business and banking leaders warns that a psychological panic in financial markets could trigger political and economic repercussions if gold crisis fears deepen. Leaders note oil and large foreign business would be least affected unless panic spreads.
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Associated Press
Texas
United States
C. S. Overmiller
Humble Oil
FRB
McNeese
Houston
Harry C. Webb Jr
Goodbody & Co
Bert Papanek
Bache & iCo
John Stockton
Bureau of Business Research
University of Texas
Arthur Smith
First National Bank
Dallas
Johnson
Smith
Humble
Overmiller
John Terrell
Homebuilders Association of Texas
Ben Rosenthal
Students Strike in Poland Over Reforms Clash With Reds
Polish students propelled by anti-government actions staged classroom walkouts in Warsaw and Krakow with talks of a three day sit in at the Politechnic. Warsaw University enrollment faced a two day boycott while police monitored Poznan protests as churches stayed neutral in the crisis.
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Warsaw
Krakow
Paw
Poland
Jagiellonian University
Warsaw University
Foreign Ministry
Richard Davy
Times of London
Davy
Polytecnic College
Poznan
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Reaien
75 Exhibitors Enter Livestock Show At Shallowater
Shallowater 4 H and FFA Livestock Show drew about 75 exhibitors sponsored by the Shallowater Young Farmers. David Newton and Clinton Vardeman won grand and reserve champion steers, while George Briant claimed the champion stallion and Mike McClure the champion filly. Grand champion lamb went to Ernest Gonzales with reserve to David Newton. Ricky and Karen McKennon took grand and reserve champion gifts, Ricky also winning grand champion barrow. Rabbit divisions crowned champions for English spot Tom m Taylor Dutch Tom m Taylor New Zealand Vernon Kuykendall and Cox.
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Shallowater
FFA
Shallowater Young Farmers
David Newton
Clinton Vardeman
George Briant
Mike McClure
Mokey McCrary
Lamb
Hampshire
Ernest Gonzales
Cross
Ricky
Karen McKennon
Barrow
Danny Stanton
Charles Whisner
Tommy Taylor
New Zealand
Vernon Kuykendall
Cox
Robert Ribbons
Martha Bill
Deborahee
Dick Clark
Happy
Bowen Galloway
Brownfield five candidates file for board seats
In Brownfield, five candidates filed for four board of trustees seats on the Brownfield Independent School District. Incumbents Carrol Collier Tim Faulkenberry and John McFarland seek re election. Newcomers Don Turner and Robert Noble Jr fill the field for the vacancy created when Paul Farrar left. McFarland seeks the remainder of Hob Sewell's term which lasts one year after Sewell resigned last August.
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Brownfield
Brownfield Independent
Board of
Carrol Collier
Tim Faulkenberry
John McFarland
Don Turner
Robert Noble Jr
Senate Tiles Rusk on Vietnam War Policy
Secretary of State Dean Rusk defended Johnson administration Vietnam policies before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee for about ten hours. The hearing highlighted deep splits over consulting Congress, negotiations, and whether to escalate with more troops, with Fulbright insisting on greater congressional input. No minds were changed, and consensus on Vietnam remained elusive.
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Senate
Johnson
Hanoi
Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Jeottepokert Rusk
Congress
J. W. Fulbright
Arkansas Democrat
Rusk
Fulbright
Bide
Southeast Asia
Ho Chi Minh
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