We must relearn selling amid global trade shift
An American business critique argues that U.S. competitors like Japan and West Germany have surpassed the United States in productivity and quality. Ambassador Nobuhiko Ushiba says the U.S. lacks exporting zeal, confusing marketing with sales. The piece warns America may fall behind if it does not revive direct selling skills and old trading vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Nobuhiko Ushiba
Minneapolis
Japan
West Germany
Ushiba
A.T. Stewart
John Wanamaker
Dwight Moody
Almanac highlights a 1940 France battle start and U S history
The Almanac notes key events on June 5 1940 the start of the World War II battle in France plus historical markers including Grant's nomination in 1872 and the Marshall Plan outline in 1947. It also lists other anniversaries such as Kennedy's 1968 shooting and the 1961 Supreme Court ruling.
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Associated Press
France
Mexico City
Philadelphia
Ulysses S. Grant
George C. Marshall
Harvard University
U.S. Supreme Court
Communist Party
Justice Department
Rotary gifts Prairie Pete Park to Ector County
Ten years ago on June 5 1963 the Odessa Rotary Club donated Prairie Pete Park a five acre site east of Sherwood Park to the Ector County Park Department. Twenty years ago on June 3 1953 the Odessa City Women's Golf Tournament began with qualifying rounds at Odessa Country Club, and Fred Gage was elected Lions Club president at a noon luncheon.
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Odessa Rotary Club
Prairie Pete Park
Sherwood Park
Ector County Park Department
Odessa City
Odessa Country Club
Fred Gage
Lions Club
Wealth in the White House How presidents built fortunes
The article argues wealth flourished in the presidency from Truman to Nixon. It cites Truman’s $600,000 estate and Eisenhower’s near $3 million assets, Johnson’s Texas holdings and media empire, and Kennedy’s trust fund. It notes presidential pay and outside funding via friends or relatives, and details Nixon’s alleged financing of his San Clemente mansion with help from Abplanalp and campaign funds, contrasting with LBJ’s leverage.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
San Clemente
Harry Truman
Delaware Street
Independence
Dwight Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
John Kennedy
Truman
Eisenhower
Johnson
Lyndon
House
Senate
Lady Bird
Austin
John Connally
LBJ
Biscayne
California
Robert Abplanalo
New York
Abplanaip
Mane
Brezhnev visit hints at press club address instead of Congress
Washington debates Brezhnev’s Washington visit with opposition to a joint session speech. Khrushchev’s 1959 luncheon format is cited as a precedent. Jackson’s bill to end MFN for emigration-restrictive states threatens broader trade concessions. U.S. talks with labor and Jewish leaders pivot as nuclear fuel competition rises globally.
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Washington
Leonid Brezhnev
Congress
White House
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
National Press Club
Kremlin
UN General Assembly
U.S
Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations
Geneva
Vienna
Moscow
Brezhnev
Sen
Henry Jackson
Jackson
Ussr
Russia
House
Israel
Sen. Jackson
Washington State
Dr. Kissinger
Afl-Cio
George Meany
West Germany
Sweden
Switzerland
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Addressing Texas lawmakers in Washington and Austin
The notice lists Texas lawmakers with office details in Washington D C and Texas cities. Names include Sen. Sen. Bentsen Jr., Sen. John G. Tower, Rep George Mahon, Rep Richard C. White, Sen H J Docs Blanchard, Rep Joha Horstenbach, Rep Richard C. Slack. Addresses cover Senate and Cannon Buildings and state offices in Lubbock Midland Odessa Pecos and Austin.
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and Bentsen, Jr
Houston
Senate
Washington, D.C
John G. Tower
Wichita Falls
George Mahon
Lubbock
Ranbum
Richard C. White
el Paso
Cannon House
H.J
Docs Blanchard
Democrat
Broadway
Tex
Sen
Peles Sneison
Midlands
North Colorado
Midland
Joha Horstenbach
Odessas
P.O. Box
Austin
Richard C. Slack
Pecos
Brandon Hotel
Memorial Day service at Odessa Cemetery honors fallen with wreaths
Editor notes letters must bear real signatures. At 6:30 p m on May 30 a Memorial Day service was held at Gold Star Monument in Odessa Cemetery. Gerald Fugit delivered an inspiring address as civic groups honored the monument. the City of Odessa was absent, drawing questions about patriotism. Gene R. Nettleton Odessa signs off.
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Gold Star Monument
Odessa
Gerald Fugit
Gene R. Nettleton
Greatest tree in Tule Mexico and historic notes
The text notes the Montezuma Cypress in Tule Mexico with a 160 foot base circumference. It mentions the Grand Army of the Republic's last encampment on August 31 1949, and claims about the U S Cabinet not being mentioned in the Constitution. It also references a white stallion ridden by Napoleon in a 1813 battle and a claim about Tubies gems and a 1940 peacetime draft law in the United States.
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Tule
Mexico
Grand Army of the Republic
Angela Davis in Chicago and the case for revolution
In Chicago Angela Davis promotes a National Defense Organization Against Racist and Political Repression while a TV talk panel and columnist critique her revolutionary stance. The piece contrasts Davis’s praise of the Soviet system with ongoing U.S. Watergate and Pentagon Papers debates, noting legal cases and dissident imprisonment in the Soviet Union.
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Chicago
Ill
Angela Davis
J. A. Parker
Angel Davis
Arlington House
New Rochelle
N.Y
Parker
United Front
National Defense Organization
Miss Davis
California
Czechoslovakia
Czech TV
J. Pelikan
Soviet Union
Angela
Angela Ue
Canada
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