Japs Attitude Could Set Off Business Reaction In America
AP columnist SAM DAWSON discusses how Japan's political weather could trigger shifts in U S business policy and markets. He notes potential impacts on defense spending, foreign trade, and consumer and investor behavior as American firms with Japanese ties react to a volatile Far East, while noting uncertainty about the duration of the crisis.
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America
Sam Dawson
New York
Japan
Toth
Paris
Far East
Tokyo
Eisenhower
Wall Street
Quits Chamber At Ft. Stockton
Fort Stockton Special board of directors accepted the resignation of Marshall S. Croft chamber manager after nine years in role citing personal reasons. They reported in contact with a possible replacement and noted Croft came from Rosenberg to hold the post.
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Fort Stockton
Chamber of Commerce
Marshall S. Croft
Croft
Rosenberg
Sclon Protest Against Trans-Texas Suspension Request
Congressman J T Rutherford of Odessa urged the Civil Aeronautics Board to deny Trans Texas Airlines 205 regulation suspension for Fort Stockton Marfa and Alpine arguing limited access to air service and geographic isolation make continued service essential for these West Texas communities.
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Fort Stockton
J. T. Rutherford
Odessa
Civil Aeronautics Board
Trans-Texas Airlines
Marfa
Alpine
Trans-Texas
West Texas
Trans - Texas
CAB
Rutherford
Monahans Man Named To Panel On Public Schools
Monahans civic and business leader Conrad Dunagan was named a member of the State Finance Advisory Commission subcommittee on public schools. The appointment was announced by commission chairman John Redditt as the subcommittees prepare to organize after Friday's meeting.
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Austin
Conrad Dunagan
Monahans
State Finance Advisory Commission
Dunagan
Commission
John Redditt
Cariker Heads Police Group
Odessa Police Chief Jess Cariker was elected president of the Texas Police Association at its annual Corpus Christi meeting. He named Dr. John S. Rasco as Chaplain. Midland Chief Harold Wallace became second vice-president. Other officers include Glen H. McLaughlin first vice-president Roy Stone third vice-president Gus Krausse fourth vice-president R. A. Miles fifth vice-president Paul Ashenhust secretary treasurer and Les Tribble sergeant at arms.
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Odessa
Jess Cariker
Texas Police Association
Corpus Christi
Cariker
John S. Rasco
First Baptist Church of
Midland
Harold Wallace
Glen H. McLaughlin
Texas Department of Public Safety
Roy Stone
Longview
Gus
Krausse
Brownsville
R. A. Miles
Austin
Paul Ashenhust
Dallas
Les Tribble
Sherman
Funeral Rites Held In Odessa For Carroll Burns
Funeral services for George Carroll Burns 80 retired Texas Highway Department employee were held at his Odessa home today with burial at Sterling City Hubbard Funeral arranging. Born March 1880 in Van Zandt County he moved to Odessa in 1959 from San Angelo. Survived by wife Georgia Nail four daughters and seven sons with addresses listed for several relatives.
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George Carroll Burns
Texas Highway Department
South
Broughton
Sterling City
Hubbard
Burns
van Zandt County
Odessa
San Angelo
Georgia Nail
Roby
John Schuster
C. O. Foster
Henrietta Seitern
George R. Burns
Lewis L. Burns
Los Angeles
Calif
Raymond L. Burns
Big Spring
Robin F. Burns
Lloyd Burns
Carroll Burns
Pecos Chamber Manager Quits After Seven Years
Jack Pridgen resigned as Pecos Chamber of Commerce manager after seven years to run a Dallas shoe franchise. Board accepted resignation effective July 1 as President John Gallagher leads a committee to hire a successor. Pridgen previously led Ballinger Chamber of Commerce.
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PECOS
Jack Pridgen
Pecos Chamber of Commerce
Dallas
Chamber
Dircectors
John Gallagher
Pridgen
Ballinger Chamber of Commerce
Optimists hear Don Campbell on Odessa Scout needs
Don Campbell will speak to the Odessa Optimists at the Sands Restaurant Friday about the needs of Boy Scout troops in the area. The meeting highlights community support for local scouting efforts and troop development.
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Don Campbell
Odessa
Sands Restaurant
Jury Acquits Suspect Here
A 70th District Court jury found Harley Eastep not guilty of attempted burglary after a trial tied to an Allison Tire Co. break-in. Eastep had confessed but testified police promises influenced his statement. he faced parole and prior convictions from Illinois and Oklahoma. The defense argued lack of proof, while the prosecutor urged a four year sentence. The jury deliberated from 2:35 to 3:56 p.m. before acquitting him.
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Harley Eastep
Eastep
Allison Tire Co
East Second
Allison
Easter
Illinois
Ector County
Oklahoma
W. M. Allison
Mike Berry
Berry
Nixon Kennedy invade Dakota this weekend
Vice President Richard Nixon and Senator John F. Kennedy tour the Dakota prairie this weekend to campaign in North and South Dakota. They will appear at Sioux Falls and Fargo with paratrooper demonstrations and a large birthday party for Rep. Quentin Burdick, as part of early pre convention campaigning amid American Legion events.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Dakota Prairie
North Dakota
Nixon
John Davis
Kennedy
Fargo
N.D
Quentin Burdick
D-N. D
Davis
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Burdick
American Legion
82Nd Airborne Division
Legion
North Dakota American Legion
Williston
Boy Learns Awful Fast
In Dallas, five year old Steve Bock learns about illness and aspirin. After two days in nursery school he asks his father if sick people must go to school. His father answers they stay home. Steve then says he has a headache and declines aspirin saying it would cure him.
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Dallas
Tex
APD
Steve Bock
Steve
Last Rites Held In Big Spring For George Vinson
Funeral services for George B. Vinson a 53 year old Gatesville farmer who died Tuesday were set for 3 p.m. at Nalley Pickle Chapel with burial at Trinity Memorial Park. Born March 17 1907 in Hatchell he married Frances Ward in 1928. They moved to Big Spring in 1942 a World War II veteran and former Webb Air Force Base civilian employee. Survivors include brother S. G. Vinson of Brownfield and sister Mrs E R Cogsdil of Hobbs NM.
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Big Spring
George B. Vinson
Gatesville
Nalley Pickle Chapel
Trinity Memorial Park
Vinson
Hatchell
Frances Ward
Ballinger
Webb Air Force Base
S. G. Vinson
Brownfield
E. R. Cogsdil
Hobbs, N
Victim's Rites Held for Carlsbad Girl
Services for Jacqueline Thompson, 16, who died Monday when accidentally run over by her father’s car in Carlsbad New Mexico, were held today at noon at Calvary Baptist Church Odessa with burial in Odessa Cemetery. She moved to Carlsbad with her parents two weeks ago and was born January 20 1958. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Jack Cecil Thompson two brothers Donald Avery and Mark Randall maternal grandmother Mrs Marie Burns Odessa maternal grandfather Frank Burns Odessa paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs B P Thompson Deweyville.
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Jacqueline Thompson
Carlsbad
N. M
Calvary Baptist Church of
Odessa
Medical Center Hospital
Jack Cecil Thompson
Donald Avery
Mark Randall
Marie Burns
Frank Burns
B. P. Thompson
Deweyville
Pecos Schools Shake Up Promotes Three Administrators
Pecos school board announces a three-man personnel shakeup. L. R. Hudson becomes principal of South Pecos Elementary. Frank Kelley moves from West Pecos Junior High to helm Pecos High School. Garland Mathews will lead South Pecos Elementary, replacing Kelley. No reason given.
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Pecos
L. R. Hudson
South Pecos
Frank Kelley
West Pecos
Hudson
Garland Mathews
Kelley
Mishap Victim In Good Shape
Larry Kirk Moreland a 17 month old son of Mrs Mary Moreland of 3314 North Texas remained in good condition Thursday at Medical Center Hospital after injuries from a car run over at his home Wednesday. He had bruises and is observed for possible internal injuries. The accident involved his grandfather George B Anglin of 3814 North Texas.
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Larry Kirk Moreland
Mary Moreland
North
Texas
Medical Center Hospital
George B. Anglin
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