Labor fears in civil rights clash threaten small business
A 1964 commentary argues that interracial political strife and new federal rules could hit laborers and small firms hardest. It warns that black enfranchisement efforts risk backlash from white workers and fear of job competition may reduce union and business participation.
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Maryland
Valeries
Alabama
Sqnte
Élgil Hghis
Netroes
Rom
Thenabies
Pop & Mom Enterprises
Newspaper Snippets Show Global Oddities And Quirks
A jumble of notes from London and beyond reports on diverse items including beer consumption projections, umbrella counts on transit, Peter Sellers car purchase, a USSR piglet litter record, a long crane, and Buckingham Palace carpet spanning over 12 miles.
Governors appointed to the Senate face tough reelecti ons
A long look at governors elevated to the Senate shows six appointments in modern times with five failing to win election. Notably Happy Chandler of Kentucky succeeded, while others led to defeats in subsequent primaries or elections.
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Meech Bucks
Senate
Santa FE
Ba Mechem
Changlér
Kentucky
John E. Erickson
Montana
Edward P. Carville
Nevada
Charles C. Gossett
Idaho
John J. Hickey
Wyoming
Milward Gee Simpson
James H. Edmonson
Oklahoma
Mediem
John Simms
Backward Look Reveals Local Club Foundations and Officers
Ten years ago Mr and Mrs Joe Stewart and family lived near Central. A ranch home and community ties are noted. Officers elected included Jimmy Waters president B Nesbitt vice president Red Pennington secretary Gene Lock treasurer. the group formed a tentative constitution and rules for the club.
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Joe Stewart
Job R
Elizasf Ave
Ranch
Central
Jimmy Waters
B. Nesbitt
Red Pennington
Gene Lock
Syoup
Ruth and Claude Donaldson wed in a Sunday ceremony
Thirty five years ago Miss Ruth Donaldson and Claude Donaldson married at 12730 o clock in the home of Mr and Mrs Paul Wright. Rev Nelson Wurgler officiated with a double ring ceremony. Jane Goodell begins a Alaska vacation this week. Gilbert Warrick joined American National Bank. Horace Bounds of Santa Rita welcomed a baby girl. Bill Simpson, NAN outfit GM and former Luna County sheriff, visited Silver City. Nancy Brewer returns from Kidd Key College Sherman Texas and will spend summer with Ada Brewer.
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Ruth
Claude Donaldson
Paul Wright
Nelson -Wurgler
Bill Simpson
NAN Outfit
Luma County
Silver City
Nancy Brewer
Kidd Key College
Sherman
Tex
Ada Brewer
New Device to Cut Smog in California Cars
Los Angeles AP report says auto makers must fit 1806 California models with devices to remove unburned hydrocarbons from exhaust. The board plans four devices, aiming to cut hydrocarbon levels by 25 percent in the Los Angeles basin by 1967, with device costs between 26 and 75 dollars.
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Los Angeles
Calfornia
D. A. Jensen
Los Angeles Basin
Foreigners on Formosa Reach Over Thirteen Thousand
Report notes more than 13 000 foreigners reside on Formosa with about 10 000 Americans among them including diplomatic and military personnel.
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Formosa
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William Rtt
Central Press
Associaton
London
S & Seal Rein
Res
Peter Sellers
Pete
Lusning
Parker
U.S
Britain
Buckingham Palace
Daily Press
Silver City Daily Press
River City
New
Associated Press
Am al AP
Will Harrison
Campbell
NMMI
Jack Campbell
New Mexico
Military Institute
Roswell
Senator Mechem
Mechem
Albert Mitchell
Sonny Johns
Republican National Committee
Phil Hubbell
Albuquerque
Mitchell
Johns
Burroughs
John Burroughs
Lyndon Johnson Nidies
Burrough
John
Aign
Deck Beaty
Jean F. Kennedy
Johnson
John Son
Repur
Ken Cheney
Bartholdi
New York
France
S S
Savannah
Liverpool
England
Atlantic
Boll
Conress
H. N. Bullard
Grant County
Fred A. Crawford
N. Badlerd
Phose
Curtis Mortuary
W. College Ave
Alpha Electronics
TL Mee
Jane Goodells
Alaska
Gilbert Warrick
American
American National Bank
Santa Rita
Farrar’s
B&b
Hasme
Hertey
Kaiser-Asros-Reynolds
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