Bracero Program Extended Adds New Labor Restrictions
Ed Dean of the West Texas Agricultural Employers Association notes the two year extension of the Bracero program shifts proof of domestic labor availability to employers and restricts use of workers on machinery. He warns the amendments will greatly limit program operations while leaving interpretation to the labor secretary.
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Congress
Ed Dean
West Texas
As&w
Dean
Washington
Secretary of Labor
Gange
Texas
Labor Department
Lamesa Guard Holds Annual Inspection
Lamesa Guardsmen from the Texas 4th Army division underwent a federal inspection by the San Antonio official team. The review covered unit maintenance discipline and training with ratings announced after all units are examined, expected mid December.
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Austin
Tous
Leslie Page Speannhal
Treg Coot
Texas
M. Southall
Gay North St. Lamesa
Seth
Us Fourth Army
San Who
Lamsesa Guard
Abe
Insweetead
Panes
Brewster Leads Hub City Kiwanis in New Aseason
James P. Brewster was elected president of the Hub City Kiwanis Club at a Tuesday noon meeting at the Ming Tree. New officers include Dean Shuman as first vice president Calvin C. Quain as second vice president and Jimmy Ward as treasurer. They will take office Jan 1. The board of directors features George Arthur Rick Armstrong Marshall Camp Sam Baker Bob Schreiner Bob Holiday and Jack Schneider. Brewster presided in the absence of outgoing president Bert Harris.
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James P. Brewster
Hub City
Kiwanis Club
Dean Shuman
Calvin C. Quain
Jimmy Ward
George Arthur
Rick Armstrong
Marshall Camp
Sam Baker
Bob Schreiner
Bob Holiday
Jack Schneider
Brewster
Bert Harris
RAFB to Host Religious and Safety Conference
Reese Air Force Base will host a Religious and Safety Conference on November 9 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. with lunch provided. Rev. Don Megahan leads arrangements for the Lubbock Ministers Association and J. Lloyd Evans directs state religious activities for the Texas Safety Association. State and national safety officials will appear. Glacier National Park area is noted as 1,583 square miles in Montana.
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Reese Air Force Base
Don Megahan
Lubbock
J. Lioyd Evans
Dallas
The
Texas Safety Association
Police kill Arab airlift to Cambodia reported by UPI
Officials in Tokyo said a Arab U S force transport was killed by police while another began an airlift of aid to flood stricken areas. The conflict involved cross border activity into Israel from the Sinai area and from Egypt.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Tokyo
Seven Giant
Israel
Cambodia
Air Force
Egypt
Sinai Desert
New Airlift Aids Berlin Refugees
UPI reports a U S Army helicopter carried five East German refugees from Steinstuecken inside East Germany to West Berlin amid border firings by Communist police. Goettingen police describe 55 East Germans including an 89 year old woman 23 children and one expectant mother fleeing to Western Germany in a single group by wagon, driven by fear of jail inhabitants being destroyed or ousted.
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Germany
Boesecks Endorf
Roy Furr Named To Boys Ranch Board
Roy Furr president of Furr's Inc has been elected to the board of Boys Ranch at Old Tascosa to fill the vacancy caused by the death of A C Chesher The board includes 24 West Texas businessmen who oversee ranch operations without pay Furr of 3120 20th St is executive head of Furr Super Markets across Texas New Mexico Colorado and Oklahoma He has accepted membership on the board.
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Roy Furr
Furr's, Inc
Boys Ranch
Old Tascosa
Cal Farley
Furr
A. C. Chesher
Littlefield
20Th St
Furr Super Markets
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Oklahoma
West Texas
Farr
Six Die as Trains Collide Near Sarajevo
Six people died Tuesday when a passenger train and a freight train collided near Sarajevo, Yugoslavia, according to Tanjug. The Yugoslav news agency reported the railway accident.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Sarajevo
Tanjug
Yugosslav
Americans buy more life insurance than ever before
The Life Insurance Institute reports that Americans purchased more ordinary life insurance in the 1960s than at any prior time, reflecting growing confidence and financial planning across households.
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The
Life Insurance Institute
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84Th
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Miracle
U.S.D.A
Bacon Decker
Iowana
Red Delicious
Pork & Beans
Istrict
Plainview Highway
Jobe
Campiris
Mexie
Saladio
Vienna
Tessen
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Swan
Creo
Cookies Nabisco
Sheese
Kiwanis Group
RAFB
Glacier National Park
Montana
Spencer Wells
Hemphill-Wells Department Stores
Wells
Ellen Brink
New Airlift
Berlin
Boys Ranch Board
West
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