Modern tech talk on small business needs at Lions Club
Jay Rogers spoke to the Lions Club on computerization for small firms. He described his Rogers Inc system linking a computerized store ledger to a central computer for billing inventory and performance analysis. He noted space program tech is seeding practical spin-offs and urged businessmen to stay current through associations and meetings. He also floated computerized traffic control concepts progressing in Snyder.
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Jay Rogers
Lions Club
Rogers
Lions
Rogers Inc
Snyder
Today in History highlights major events
On this date events include Galileo's death in 1642, La Salle reaching Niagara Falls in 1679, Wilson's 14 points in 1918, France occupying the Ruhr in 1923, Bizerte bombing in 1943, Stravinsky's first American appearance in 1925, de Gaulle's rise in 1959, and political shifts in the United States and Australia.
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Galileo
la Salle
Niagara Falls
Woosrow Wilson
France
Ruhr Valley
Germany
Tunisian
Bizerte
Igor Stravinsky
New York Philharmonic Symphony
Charles de Gaulle
Lyndon B. Johnson
Liberal Party In
Australia
John Grey Gorton
Harold Holt
Weather synopsis for Texas regions with cooler trend
Snyder region reports high 59 degrees and a low 32 with a 7 am reading of 47. Northwest Texas expects partly cloudy skies and colder conditions tonight and tomorrow with lows from 20 to 40 and highs 40 to 55. North Central Texas stays partly cloudy and colder with lows 30 to 45 and highs 46. Northeast Texas turns colder with lows 35 to 46 and highs 46 to 72. South Central Texas sees clear to partly cloudy conditions and a few showers along the coast Thursday. Southeast Texas stays clear to partly cloudy with slight coastal showers and lows 45 to 56, highs 60 to 70. West of the Pecos stays fair and cooler with lows 30 to 42 and highs 60 to 72.
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Snyder
Texas
Peace conference talks stall as 1969 turnover nears
AP reports Paris that a U.S. delegation clings to faint hope of a start before Johnson leaves office in 12 days. No dialogue with Hanoi or the Viet Cong exists, while discussions focus on seating, cease fire shape, troop withdrawals, and the role of the National Liberation Front amid a looming transfer of negotiating teams.
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Paris
U.S
Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
South Vietnam
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Cyrus R. Vance
Pham Dang Lam
Lam
Cambodia
Laos
Sirhan Move To Set Aside Indictments Heard In LA
Defense motions to set aside Sirhan Bishara Sirhan's indictment and his plea of innocence arrive before Judge Herbert V. Walker as his trial resumes in Los Angeles AP report notes ongoing proceedings and defense strategy.
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Los Angeles
Sirhan Bishara
Sirhan
Herbert V. Walker
Walker
Mary
Munh
Battle Lines Drawn By House Panel
The House Education and Labor Committee moves a $14 billion five year school construction bill and continues antipoverty and school aid programs as part of a broader Democratic push. Senate moves expand the Democratic Policy Committee to offer party alternatives to Nixon programs.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
House Education and Labor Committee
Johnson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Democratic Policy Committee
Nixon
House
Education and Labor
Carl D. Perkins
Perkins
Sentinel Airlines Faces TAC Decision After Hearing
A two day hearing by Texas Aeronautics Commission director Charles Murphy ends without a recommendation. Sentinel seeks state certificate to operate flights Dallas to Midland Odessa and San Antonio routes. Fleetway opposes overlapping routes and urges long haul restrictions to block pickups in San Antonio to Austin.
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Sentinel
Dallas
Midland-Odessa
Snyder
Abilene
Fort Worth
Meaeenam Field
San Antono
San Angelo
San Antonio
Austin
Charles E. Calhoun
Fleetway
Tyler
The
Aeronautics Commission
Long Paul
Liberal Is Appointed As Czech Federal Assembly Chief
Prague officials named Petr Colotka, a liberal Slovak, as chairman of the new Federal Assembly to replace Josef Smrkovsky who was demoted from the top post. Smrkovsky will serve as deputy chairman and remain within the party leadership. The move aims to balance ethnic representation and quell protests while warning against further petitions or strikes.
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Frank Crepeau
Associated Press
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Josef Smrkovsky
Petr Colotka
Smrkovsky
National Assembly
Colotka
Communist Party
US Ambassador Lodge Meets Soviet Envoy in East Berlin
In East Berlin, U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge spoke with Soviet ambassador to East Germany Pyotr Abrassimov about Berlin matters. Lodge declined to comment when a newsman asked as he returned late for a West Berlin City Hall appointment.
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Berlin
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
East Germany
Pyotr Abrassimov
East Berlin
West Berlin
Lodge
Abrassimov
West Germany
Would-Be Robber Is Easily Frightened In Freeport Standoff
In Freeport Iowa a would-be robber entered the general store, displayed a note, and fled after the owner waved a finger and shouted bang. In Frankfurt Germany two Molotov cocktails damaged the U.S. Information Service library causing about 1500 dollars in damage.
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Freeport, Iowa
Freeport General Store
Jack Tellford
Frankfurt
Germany
U.S. Information Service
France Embargo Provokes Israeli Blunt Criticism
Israel condemns France's arms embargo as a one sided breach of agreements and warns it bars Paris as a peace maker in the Middle East. Israel notes spare parts on hand will sustain Mirage and Mystere jets for months while U.S. jets are being sold and a Soviet peace plan looms.
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Hal McClure
Associated Press
Jerusalem
France
Israel
Middle East
Paris
Haim Herzog
de Gaulle
U.N
Boulder Hit by Hurricane-Force Winds and Casualties
A Boulder attack of winds exceeding 125 mph caused widespread destruction. Homes roofs lifted, many trees toppled, utilities down, and 50,000 residents without power. James A. Madden, 28, died when a camper blew off I-25 and rolled. Eight private aircraft destroyed at the airport and a prairie fire burned near it.
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Boulder
Colo
James A. Madden
Greeley
Denver
Community
National Center For Atmospheric Research
Mail From Dunkerque Letters Reach British Homes After 29 Years
A batch captured by Germans in 1940 finally arrives in Britain as Josef Keller sends letters found in his Munich attic to Col. William Heal. Clifford Pizzy writes hopeful notes to his widowed mother at Stowmarket before four years as a German prisoner. others lack traceable addresses or never reached their destinations.
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London
Dunkerque
Britain
Josef Keller
Munich
William Heal
Suffolk Regimental Association
Heal
Clifford Pizzy
Kate Pizzy
Stowmarket
Suffolk
Col. Heal
Gold price jumps in London to high level
London reports gold priced at 42.45 dollars per ounce marking the second highest rate since the two tier system began last year.
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London
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of the People
California
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Parsons
Kennedy
New York
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Moscow
Robert A.D. Ford
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Grant B. Cooper
le Minh Tri
Eronautics Panel
Fleetway Airlines
Trans Texas Airways
Air Texas
Air Southwest
Federal Aviation Agency
Midland- Hobbs, N.M
TAC
Sirkovsky
Presidium
Simrkovsky
Trold Price
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