U S Industrial Output Holds Steady for Third Month
The Federal Reserve’s industrial production index stood at 119 for September, essentially unchanged from July and August. Iron and steel rose modestly while construction materials fell. auto assemblies and consumer goods stayed near August levels. Overall activity showed little change with bank credit expanding and unemployment steady.
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Wayland Proud Heirs to Meet for Dinner at Wayland Baptist
Plainview will host Proud Heirs at 6 p.m. Thursday Oct. 18 in the Heritage Room Van HoOrdering Memorial Library. Ninety men and women with family ties to Wayland will be honored, including Lubbock residents Barbara Edwards Mary Jackson Leslie Welch and Duane Morrison. The event features Rev Tommie Allen talk and officers election in Hale Center.
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van Howering Memorial Library
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Hale Center
Harriet speaks first word money on bearskin rug
A photo caption notes Harriet uttered her first word money moments after posing on a bearskin rug. The snippet preserves the moment and the playful framing of the child’s milestone.
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Berlin Berlin Berlin crisis looms after elections
President Kennedy faces a looming post election crisis over Western access to Berlin with Khrushchev delaying the showdown. Adenauer and Schroeder visit Washington as U S preparations for possible war over Berlin intensify amid Cuba fears and a generational note on Teddy Kennedy.
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ranche-Journal
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Ohio Races Financing Attracting Industry Faces Opposition
DiSalle argues the plan to lure new industry is unconstitutional and ridiculous. He won 450000 votes in 1958, the year the right to work amendment was defeated by 800000. AFL-CIO supports DiSalle, while some craft unions back Rhodes.
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New Anesthesia Induction Method Introduced in Memphis
Dr. William H. L. Cornette, chair of anesthesia at the University of Tennessee College of Medicine, announces a compact electronic anesthesia inducer. The idea dates to 1910, first tested a year ago, with the first commercial model to hit the market in about a month.
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