Texas Labor Politics Duel in Fort Worth Platform Clash
The Oct 1962 Fort Worth Texas campaign debate showsRepublicans pushing a labor plank with a desk for labor management and a Tower endorsed Eight Point program while Democrats soften their labor plank with five new sections on safety wages statistics and employment. The clash centers on state rights federal balance and job opportunities for older citizens amid the Texas Employment Commission.
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Texas Employment Commission
GOP
Fort Worth
Texas
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau of Labor
Lubbock
Preston Smith
John Tower
Tower
Campus Homecoming Schedule and Postgame Events
A detailed campus schedule lists homecoming activities from 7:30 a.m. to after the game including coffees, receptions, open houses, dances, and dinners at locations such as the Women’s Gym Mortar Board area 2305 Main 2316 Broadway the Music Building and Holiday Inn east. The article also notes party platforms and policy positions from the Texas Democratic and Republican parties and promises coverage of agriculture and aged care tomorrow.
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Newman Club
Sigma Kappa
Broadway Delta Tau Delta
Zeta Tau Alpha
College
Baptist Student Union
13Th St
Phi Gamma
Delta
Holiday Inn East
Parkway Drive
Pi Kappa Alpha
Van's
40Th
Ave. A
Phi Delta Theta
Caprock
Kappa Kappa Psi
Student Union
Kappa Alpha
Broadway
Arthur Murray Studio
Democratic Party of Texas
Sen. Tower
U.S
United Nations
Wise
International Court of Justice
Bricker
State Department
Kennedy Wants Sub Named For Sam Rayburn
Rep. Ray Roberts said President Kennedy recommended naming a Polaris submarine the U S S Sam Rayburn. A letter from the President cited Rayburn as a great patriot and long-serving leader who strengthened democracy, with Vice President Johnson backing the tribute.
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Kennedy
Sam Rayburn
Johnson
Soviet Students Demonstrate At U S Embassy
In Moscow on Wednesday about 10 youths led crude placards and shouted hands off Cuba outside the U S Embassy as anti American rallies swept the Soviet Union. Police dispersed the crowd and later the protest swelled to about 500 with one ink bottle thrown at U S Ambassador Kohler’s car. he was unharmed.
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Moscow
Cuba
U.S
Soviet Union
Foy D Kohler
Kohler
Spasso House
Kennedy signs bill authorizing Texas water projects
President Kennedy signed a bill authorizing about 200 federal flood control navigation and beach erosion projects, with no immediate funding. Texas items include Gulf Intracoastal Waterway segments, Sabine-Neches, Trinity River, Wallisville reservoir, and several flood control works such as Port Arthur, Fort Worth floodway, Clear Fork Brazos at Abilene, Lake Kemp, and related surveys.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Texas
Louisiana
Gulf Intracoastal Waterway
Sabine-Neches
Trinity River
Wallisville
Palacios
Clear Fork
Brazos River
Abilene
Sanders
Big Pine
Collier Creeks
Lake Kemp
CNB Officials Host Luncheon Amid Ghana Fishing Deal
TLC Williams Jr. presided at a CNB luncheon with D. M. Wiggins and executives Frank Junell and George N. Atkinson. W. D. Hord attended with Pierce Marks Jr. of American Cryogenics Co. discussing local firm interests. Accra notes a Ghana plan to self supply fish with St. Andrews Steam Fishing Co. of England contracted for Tema Fish Harbor rights.
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Accra
Ghana
Texas Firm May Get Big Contract
The Fort Worth Press cites top government sources that General Dynamics, Fort Worth, has won a multi billion dollar contract for the TFX supersonic fighter. Scripps-Howard reports say the award could be announced next week unless the Cuban crisis disrupts plans. Grumman would handle a Navy version. Boeing Wichita was the other bidder. The deal would total about six billion dollars from 1963 through 1970.
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Fort Worth
UPI
General Dynamics
Scripps-Howard
Washington
Grumman Aircraft Co
Boeing Aircraft
Wichita
Kan
Bracero Demand Dips for 1963 in Mexico to U.S. Farms
Mexican migratory workers hired by U.S. farmers this year are seen as the lowest in three years. Through September 178,862 braceros had left for the United States with about 5,000 more planned for October, and year end totals may barely exceed 200,000. Earlier years saw 390,000 hires in 1960 and 298,000 in 1961.
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Mexico City
U.S
United States
Conferences to Outline TV Impact Research for the Shire
A series of fall conferences under the U S Department of Health Education and Welfare will outline research projects on television impact in the shire. An Istanbul note on Constantine era delinquency prompts debate about signs of illness versus vice as St Sophia’s temple restoration plans surface.
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United States
Party of the People
Democratic Party of Texas
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Istanbul
Constantine
St. Sophia’s Temple
Indian leaders reject Peiping summit offer as hypocritical
Indian Foreign Ministry spokesman dismissed a Peiping proposal for a Nehru Chou En-lai summit to settle the Himalayan border dispute. Indian officials insisted Nehru would only negotiate after Red China withdraws from territory India claims, covering about 51 000 square miles along a 1 400 mile frontier.
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Peiping
Nehru
Red China
Chou En-lai
India
City Man Burned As Gasoline Ignites
Leandro Coronado, 23, of 2912 2nd St., was burned on arms hands and face at 6 20 p m when gasoline ignited in his kitchen while cleaning refrigerator parts. He received emergency treatment at West Texas Hospital and was released. Fire damage was confined to the kitchen and smoke damaged the rest of the house.
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Leandro Coronado
2Nd St
Coronado
West Texas Hospital
3Rd St
George Wilkerson
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Felty & Smith
Caprock Paints
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Felty & Smith Lumber CO
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