Stock Market Review Moves and Mixed Signals
The Eppler Guerin Turner report shows the Dow at 722.41 with a high of 784.91 and an off 4.55, weekly NYSE volume around 27.8 million, and a mixed but firm trend. Highlights include Ford and Chrysler output shifts, a rise in unemployment to 6.9 percent mid May, and hopes for capital investment rising to 425 billion by year end.
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Burquist Women Headed to Montezuma Camp for Summer
Mrs. Oleta R Burquist and Ad ell left Wednesday for the Western Life Camp at Montezuma New Mexico to spend the summer. Burquist was on the staff there last summer and will return this season.
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Western Life Camp
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N.M
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Six Area Men Forwarded to Armed Forces Induction
Six men from Texas Local Board No. 20 were sent to Amarillo for induction on June 6. An additional seven reported to the Amarillo examining station for physicals the same day. Names of those entering are Harold Ellis Sisk of Wel lington Royce Kay Thornton of Silverton Richard Joe Seny of Quitaque Foster Ray Hunter Larry Nick Greer and Jerry Don Smith of Childress. Also listed for physicals are Wesley Leon Martin Harold Clay Pound Atis Pipkina Jr and Carl Dewayne Holliman of Wellington Sanford Paul Smith Vander Morris Crump and Phillip Gerald Wooten of Memphis Freddie Ray Jones Jerry Duncan Chandler and Jackie Charles Christian of Turkey Merlin Crosslin of Silverton Sylvester G Sandoval and John William Arnold of Paducah Forrest Wayne Simmons John Hugh Chapman of Childress Loyd Alten Hulsey of Quitaque Doyle Keither Robertson of Lakeview. Weekend visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Tom Dobbs included daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Francis Turner of Goodwell Okla and their son and daughter Bob Turner of Phoenix Ariz and Mrs Mary Heath and boys of Canadian. Other relatives visiting were Mr and Mrs Henry Turner of Stinnet Mrs Dorothy Carter of Canadian and Mr and Mrs Tommy Leathers Judy and Robin and Mr and Mrs Jack Clifton of Dumas.
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Armed Forces Induction Station
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Wellington
Royce Kay Thornton
Silverton
Richard Joe Seny
Quitaque
Foster Ray Hunter
Larry Nick Greer
Jerry Don Smith
Childress
Wesley Leon Martin
Harold Clay Pound
Atis Pipkina, Jr
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Francis Turner
Goodwell
Okla
Bob Turner
Phoenix
Ariz
Mary Heath
Canadian
Visitors share Lagert Sunday gathering
Mr and Mrs Jake Leach visited Lagert Sunday with their niece Helen Jo Hardy and Judge and Mrs Raymond Horton and daughter Tanya.
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Jake Leach
Helen Jo Hardy
Raymont Horton
Tanya
Trinity Church Bible School Opens June Seventeenth
The Trinity Methodist Church will run a Bible School from June 17 to June 21, with daily sessions at 9:00 a.m. and two programs closing at 10:30 a.m. each day. Superintendent is Mrs. Billy Waters with a full staff across Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary, Juniors and Junior high. Children aged three to twelve are invited to attend.
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The Wright Slant on Washington by Congressman Jim Wright
Congressman Jim Wright argues for strong civilian control of the military amid McNamara unification efforts and Defence policy clashes. He notes a Senate probe into lawmakers with reserve commissions and vows to resign his own if found incompatible with constitutional lines.
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Sumnerwood Graduate Enters Texas Tech Freshman Year
Mike Wischkaemper, a Sumnerwood high school spring graduate, enrolls as a freshman in Texas Tech summer session in Lubbock. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Wischkaemper Jr.
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Mike Wischkaemper
Sumnerwood High School
Texas Tech
Lubbock
A. F.wischkaemper, Jr
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