Kennedy Round aims to reshape world prices and trade
The article discusses a 50 percent cut in favors amid a broad Geneva talks cycle. It notes upward price trends despite hoped reductions, potential consumer savings for some imports, and the impact on American manufacturers and farmers. It highlights protection measures for developing nations and a focus on dairy products and meat first.
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Long International
Geneva
Zanzibar
Easis
Asia
Africa
Latin’ America
Ghana
United States
R Hibbs Plans Retirement and New Tape Pals Hobby
Area resident R Hibbs to retire from the Post and move to the Ozarks after a career with Southwestern Public Service. His new hobby is magnetic tape recording and building a network of tape pals among Rotarians and family as he plans to continue letters through tape exchanges.
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Ted Ro ‘Hibbs
Ape Peenttet
Rolariany
Bet
Pabne’ Service Company
Hibbs
Post
Flavine
Rotaan
Rotary Chih
Rotary
Thage
Willy
Alta
Ozarks
Missouri
Preaptons day set for new students and court updates
The district plans a preadmission day for prospective students with birth certificates and lunch fees required. Civil jury weeks begin Monday in the 99th and 140th District Courts with panels at 1 30 p m. Judge Davison will preside in the 68th and Judge Bean in the 140th. One person pled guilty to driving while intoxicated in County Court At Law No 4 with three days in charity jail. Labhoek Civil Air Patrol cadets will test in the Shepherd King Church basement. summer activities include encampment at a Texas Air Force base and field missions. Texas AG Waggoner Carr named David R Thomas chief of Trial Section II of the Highway Division. Thomas, a UT Law School graduate, will head the North Texas division of 15 attorneys.
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99Th
140Th District
Howard c. ‘Davison
68Th District Court
Robert H. Bean T
140Th District Court
Labhoek
Civil Air Patrol
Shepherd King Church
Texas Air Force Base
Texas Atty
Waggoner Carr
David R.thomas
Attorney General's Highway Division
Phorias
Denison
University of Texas Law School
North Texas
Highway Department
Leslie King
Army ROTC field exercise tests junior cadets
Cadets joined by an opposition force led by Major Mac McCarty of Lubbock conducted a daylight and night drill using blank ammunition. Prisoners were captured, artillery was called for, and trip-flares activated as part of a field exercise designed to better train juniors for a six week summer camp.
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Eggressor
Mejor Mac McCarty
Af Lubbock
Cot Wil. Yam'm.brown
Col
Brown
Probran
Scholarship Announcement At LCC Plainway ALOR
Ige of Plainway is named recipient of a new scholarship announced by LCC. The award supports local students pursuing studies at the community college.
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Plainway Alor
Ige
Littlefield Hosts Peace Officers Meeting
About 200 peace officers from West Texas Eastern New Mexico are set for a one day Texas South Plains and East New Mexico Peace Officers Assn meeting in Littlefield. Col Wilson E Spier DPS director and C L Kay Lab? Christian College are among speakers. City officials will welcome attendees and a luncheon will pause proceedings.
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Littlefield
Texas South Plains
Easton
New’ Mexico
Santa Fes
Bill Clayton
Springdake
B. W. Armistead
Don Saunders
Martin County
Association
Milton’ Matson
Artesis
Harry ‘Hutchinson
DPS
Lubbock
Billy P. Smith
Texos Highway Patrol
City C Orchestras Win Interscholastic Honors
In contests city C orchestras win awards with Léagt regione al honors going to Lubbock High School and Atkins Junior High. The music groups were the only ones to receive prizes for their instrumental performance at the inland competition.
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Lubbock
Atkins Junior High
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