European Trading Block May Offer Substantial Boost to U.S. Industry
New York AP reports American businessmen see the expanding European Common Market as a potential growth path for U.S. industry. They expect broader markets and lower tariffs to lift exports, while noting European prosperity could boost demand for American goods despite competitive pressure. England seeks terms with Inner Six to ease trade and restore currency strength as Europe’s union deepens.
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Arizona Special Session Ends With Governer Praises
Phoenix AP report notes Governor Paul Fannin praised the 25th Arizona Legislature for its accomplishments as the special session adjourned Monday night after the narcotics bill and liquor legislation were approved. Lawmakers moved quickly on the narcotics bill in one week and then debated liquor policy for another week.
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Liquor Bill Advances After Narcotics Law Backed
Gov. Fannin signed the narcotics bill and signaled support for the liquor bill in a joint session. Passed 54-24 in the House and 24-2 in the Senate, it ends all present license leases by December 31, 1963, imposes a one percent fee on gross spirituous liquor sales for wholesalers, allows hotels motels and restaurants to obtain licenses outside the quota if meeting standards, and raises liquor licenses an average 10 percent annually for ten years.
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Duke Cillan Joins Board at Ruidoso Hotel Project
Harold A. Elliott of Albuquerque, a leading hotel and restaurant figure, has bought stock in the proposed Cree Manor Hotel at Ruidoso and agrees to serve on the hotel's board. The planned million dollar luxury property will overlook the local golf course and opens a new chapter for the resort.
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Television Stars Rise in Carriage of TV Prospects
APLowry outlines how TV producers pick stars for new series with Chamberlain Casey Edwards and Richmond named as upcoming NBC ABC roles. The piece notes the producer driven path to fame, compares TV to stage and film, and mentions changes in ABCs private eye lineup plus a new recruit Bob Logan to park cars.
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Ruidoso Enterprise to Erect Course in Albuquerque Area
Elliott, general manager and vice president of the Cole Hotel in Albuquerque, will supervise the project. He also partners with his brother Elmer Elliott in the La Placita Restaurant on Albuquerque's historic Old Town Plaza.
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American fashion gains popularity in Australia
Harold Sackville of Melbourne says American menswear is in demand in Australia. He notes ties of tradition with Britain remain strong but American style suits are favored for comfort appearance fit and lighter weight construction suitable to the Australian climate.
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