Johnson sees national confidence after steel settlement
President Johnson called the steel settlement a successful week and sensed national confidence after negotiations ended the threat of a nationwide strike. He spoke from the White House with representatives of both labor and management present and described a determined effort to balance interests and avert disruption.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Meany
Cals
LB Ranch
Les 10
Roger Bronch
VES, Steel
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Texas
White House
Tom
Sen
Wayne Morse
Dorello
Pillsburgh
Morse
Washington
Secretary of Labor
WooWillard
Meres John
Connor
United Steelworkers Unwas
Gardner Ackley
Council of Economic Advisers
Ackley
John F. Kennedy
Texas Tech opens dorms as enrollment climbs
Texas Tech plans a 10 a.m. Friday faculty meeting in Tech Union Ballroom to usher in a fall term rated to exceed 15,000 students. More than 850 faculty are expected with an address by President R. C. Goodwin and a welcome for new staff. off campus housing for women students is emphasized to handle overflow.
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Texas Tech
Tech Union
Tech
R. C. Goodwin
Ackley
White House
Dodo
Lubbock
Goodwin
Florence Phillips
West Hall
Pioneer Hotel
Texas
Shee
Faciltie
Four Persons Hurt In Three City Accidents
Four people were injured in three traffic accidents in Lubbock on Saturday. Police reported a mishap on Fourth Street and Teak Avenue injuring several occupants, with one man treated and released after minor injuries. A second collision at Main Street and Avenue eight involved a rear-end smashup, with more patients treated and discharged. A third incident on East Fifth Street near Axel Weville also resulted in injuries, with multiple victims treated at West Texas Hospital.
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Lubbock
AL. McMinn
Steand Teak Ave
Itaccur- Burris
McMinn
Roosevelt Burris
Janitson Furnes
Amnulen
Thomas Rodrigues Jr
Lola Rodriguez
Ors
Vernon St
Porter Eisrita
Ee Dademar
Benjamron Hoon
Trog Prewewone
Calide
Main St
Ave
Penive
Lee Pruitt
Lockney Schools Integrated After Low Enrollment
Lockney schools are fully integrated as Washington School closed after four students enrolled. Washington School served grades 1-5 for Negro students. teachers Mr and Mrs Waverly Washington reassigned to Lockney Elementary. Board required 30 students to attend Washington, opening day enrollment was 1,069, down 18 from last year.
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Lockney
Washington School
Washington
Supt. H. H. Nicholas
Belgium to Produce Plastic Beverage Shuttles
Brussels reports that plastic beverage shuttles will be manufactured in Belgium. The plan involves local industry and potential export prospects as manufacturing capacity expands in the region.
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Brussels
Belgium
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Weere
Warlin
Mier Nan
Wirtz
Conner
Avent
R. Conrad Cooper
Union
I. W.abel
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Abel
Abel O
Troom
Joseph A. Calfhins
Culis
Indus.tev
Tee
Pete
Bureai
Cyhferra
Tae
Jack Connor
Ball Wietz
Preytie
Dye
Soran
Sar Rayburn
Sam
Pethesops
Jesnaons
Perth
Ft AG
Dabn
Son
Roa
Bas
Ppane
Ottiel
Earfier Jotnaan
White Pleuse
Ilessaen Carreras
Johinson
Eeeh Ide
Catoul Hallwas
Floyd D. Boze
Lubbock Municipal Auditorium
Municipal Auditorium
Southwest
Lubbock Chamber OF Commerce
U.S.A
Zale's
Jewelers
Broadway
Felix
Lal
Clovis
Rand McNally
Royal, Remington, Olympia
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