Real Price Wage Spiral Feared By STERLING F. GREEN
Washington AP report says wage price guidelines may require major changes as experts doubt 3.2 percent remains adequate in a booming economy. President Johnson revived the Labor Management Advisory Committee to seek a better, voluntary formula amid pressure from AFL-CIO leaders Meany and Abel.
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Derby Jones Tops Lea County Show With Spanish Gal
Debby Jones of Tatum rode Spanish Gal to junior high point honors at the Lea County 4H Horse Show in Lovington. She won high point exhibitor and firsts in Showmanship, Junior Western Riding, Junior Reining, and Junior Horsemanship. Other Roswell entrants placed. local educators join nationwide programs. SMU grants 51st commencement May 29 with Roswell’s Mildred Jones earning a master's in mathematics.
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Roswell
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Janet Burnworth
Monetta Forrester
Anglo American unity amid war pressures and liberal dissent
Editorial views Johnson and Wilson share pragmatic ties amid a maritime strike and Viet Nam tensions. It warns rivals on both sides, praises bipartisan restraint, and urges leaders to pursue peace over wartime escalation while navigating party divisions at home.
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Lusk Lends Labor Support in Largely Party Politics
Santa Fe coverage notes Gene Lusk and Fabian Chavez in Carlsbad courting labor allies as Dave Cargo touts labor ties. Hutson backs Lusk, Casimer Alexander joins, signaling cross party labor influence ahead of the general election.
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Quote from Kiwanis Magazine on problem solving
A political quip notes that only those outside office know how to fix national and international issues. The remark targets current leadership and critiques political expertise.
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Kiwanis Magazine
Lightest Mexico TYPICAL LATIN AMERICA IDEAS By JOHN ABNEY
Mexico City reports a former Communist Jose Vargas Lomeli urges readers to favor the United States as a lesser evil. He contrasts Soviet control with American freedoms and notes Latin America's quest for economic independence from foreign powers amid anti US sentiment.
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Mexico City
United States
Jose Vargas Lomeli
Lomeli
Soviet Russia
Russia
Sam
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Mexico
Latin America
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Farmers blamed for inflation by spending, not causes
The piece argues that inflation in February and March rose about six percent with food costs and farm input prices driving the rise. It cites American Farm Bureau Federation leader Charles B. Shuman accusing government spending and wage policies of inflating prices and lists five actions that depress farm prices to the benefit of policy aims. It also notes other industries feel price pinch from unofficial controls.
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Harold Bibo
Bibo
American Farm Bureau Federation
Cornell University
Charles B. Shuman
Shuman
Armed Services
Natural gas a major building block for growth and development
The text highlights natural gas as versatile and abundant, powering civilization with 6000 products and processes. In 1965 over 168 000 industrial plants relied on gas, while industrial buyers consumed 61 billion therms, a fourfold rise in 20 years, as pipelines extend nationwide.
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United States
Roswell Daily Record Publishing Details and Rates
Roswell Daily Record provides subscription rates by county with $21.00 in advance and carrier prices of 1.75 per month, three months five dollars six months ten dollars per year. The paper operates weekdays evening except Saturday and Sunday morning from 424 North Main Street Roswell New Mexico 88201.
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