Cotton Yarn Industry Welcome Spinning Plants In Lubbock
Announcements of two new cotton spinning mills in Lubbock, Arrow head Yarn Mills and Plains Textiles, expect to hire over 100 workers with payrolls exceeding 300000 annually. The $1 million investment aligns with Think Industry and leverages local cotton, labor, and potential knitting operations, signaling a strong regional industrial boost.
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Lubbock
Arrowhead Yarn Mills, Inc
Plains Textiles, Inc
Lubbock Chamber of Commerce
De Gaulle Keeps Maginot Line Alive
The Insider's Newsletter reports President de Gaulle maintains the Maginot Line as a symbol of France’s military infallibility. He approves over 300 million dollars spent since World War II on upkeep and weekly tests, while prioritizing a nuclear deterrent and the force de frappe.
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Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Belgium
de Frappe
Maginot
Price Of Vandalism Hits Washington Schools
A Washington news report cites 118000 dollars spent repairing over 26000 broken school panes last year, up 6000 from the prior year. The piece notes rising education costs and recurring wanton destruction of school property across cities.
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Washington
Idea For Executives A NEW PRODUCT From Europe
A European designed item called the executive stash bag targets executives with a primarily clothing use but also suits daily business needs. Its shape makes it adaptable for storing items like chicken drumsticks sandwiches apples and oranges or even bottles of hooted.
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Europe
LCC Moves Ahead With Technical Training Expansion
Lubbock Christian College plans a sequence of welding drafting machine shop and basic electronics courses with more subjects such as basic electricity blueprint reading refrigeration and radio and television repair to follow. President Mattox notes the program targets local needs improving worker quality and earning power while early registration has pushed enrollment above 800.
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Lubbock Christian College
Lubbock
F. W. Mattox
Red China Admission Debate and Potential UN Contrast
The piece weighs pro and con positions on admitting Red China to the United Nations. It notes Albanian and Martin Luther King backed voices, questions whether Beijing would want UN entry, cites Lam Pian remarks, and accuses Communist China of nurturing an international brigand network through North Viet Nam South Viet Nam and Indonesia.
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Martin Luther King
United Nations
Lam Pian
China
Viet Nam
Sukarno
Indonesia
John Birch Society Offers to Reagan Raises Doubts
The Birch Society proposed to support or attack Ronald Reagan as he seeks California governorship, prompting questions about motives and possible deals with figures such as Chief Justice Earl Warren and President Johnson. The column questions sincerity and suggests monitoring the group's moves and funding.
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Reagan
John Birchers
Washington
John Birch Society
Ronald Reagan
California
The
Birch Society
Mr. Reagan
Birchers
Earl Warren
Society
Justice Warren
Johnson
Eisenhower
Flooridation
Democratic Party
House Un-American Activities Committee
Anti Wagner Victory Reshapes New York Mayoral Race
In New York the Democratic primary ousted Mayor Wagner and shifted power to Beame aligned forces. Lindsay must woo Beame while anti Wagner factions gain influence and Wagner contemplates Governor bid’s end. Screvane bitterly notes Wagner’s defeat and rejected bids to join his ticket.
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Washington
Robert F. Wagner
New York
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
Wagner
Abraham Beame
Ting Beame
Beame
Paul Screvane
Nelson Rockefeller
Screvane
Wager
Stephen Smith
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Smith
Police Abuse Debate Highlights Racial Strife in D C
Andrew Tully critiques police handling of a football game alley incident in Washington. He cites crowd protests, tensions between police and Black residents, and calls for reforms including the Civilian Complaint Review Board. He notes post office patronage woes and labor lobbying impact on Taft-Hartley repeal efforts.
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Associated Community Teams
Washington
John Layton
Berlin and Tokyo unfold postwar power changes in 1915 clipping
Eisenhower aims to end American military government in Germany within months while German officials prepare to assume authority. Doihara arrested after leadership shift in Manchuria. Gasoline shortages hit Midwestern cities as CIO oil workers quit refineries. Americans doubt Hitler’s death as Russians and Japanese interrogate German residents.
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Berlin
Eisenhower
Germany
U.S. Group Control Council
Port Arthur
CIO
Texas
Ohio
Detroit
East Berlin Economy Exposed Through Train Ride Report
Henry J. Taylor tours East Germany noting stark shortages and the Berlin Wall’s grip on daily life. He observes scarce cement, limited spare parts, rationing remnants, and a barter market dominated by delayed deliveries and high secondhand prices.
Gorillas Sought for Rio Grande Zoological Park
The Albuquerque Jaycees seek to acquire a gorilla family for the Rio Grande Zoological Park to star in a new $94 000 Great Ape House. Priced around 5000 each, they aim for a male and two females, with Suzy Q the chimpanzee as first occupant and other primates on order.
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Albuquerque
Greater
Bernaldo County
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Rio Grande Zoological Park
Suzy Q
Gilbong
Bushman
Lincoln Park Zoo
United States
Hobbs
Earning More Record Exports of Farm Products Rise
The United States goods earned six billion dollars in agricultural exports in the year ending last June, up 20 percent from three years earlier and well above the prior year. Cash sales have more than doubled in a decade as exports grow under Public Law 480 and credit deals. The balance of payments improves with higher foreign demand, but realistic pricing is needed to keep U.S. goods competitive while imports help buyers pay. American policy should foster exports to reduce farm surpluses and benefit farmers and international buyers alike.
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United States
U.S
Dalvns Morning News
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