Skilled workers prove mettle despite limits in Casey County News
A columnist notes workers like Jimbo Murphy and E. C. Durham demonstrate skill regardless of physical limits. Murphy works with one hand and a spray while Durham, one armed, ties lines and prepares minnows. The piece praises perseverance and criticizes those who quit when handicapped.
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E. C. Durham
Durham
Jimbo” Murphy
Cleavie Edwards
Bluegrass
U.S. Supreme Court
Midland
State Supreme Court
Galveston County
Memorial Hospital
Gillespie County
Perhaps They Could Use A Permanent Rest
The Calhoun Times argues the radio and TV performers strike reveals high pay among actors and writers. It notes many earn far above average incomes, questions the boom in television wages, and mocks the idea some shows could vanish due to the strike.
U S Soft Line Under Fire Over Middle East Crisis
The piece argues the United States failed to curb Soviet and Arab aggression as Nasser’s United Arab Republic collapsed. It claims vast aid went unused or misused, while the Soviets supported Arab states and then blamed Western powers. It calls for firm U S policy and UN reforms to achieve true peace.
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U.S
Middle East
Nassar
United Arab Republic
Soviet Union
Great Britain
Israel
General Assembly
United Nations
Libya
Yugoslavia
India
United States
Britain
Nasser
United Arab Nations
Texas oil output to rise in late June amid Middle East curbs
Texas Railroad Commission approves a 12.268 million barrel two week production boost and lifts June allowable to 35.9 percent, enabling a potential 3.11 million barrels daily. July limits pending. Officials expect tax windfall may ease next year’s revenue needs. Industry shifts and international actions raise questions on supply routes and domestic production policy.
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Austin
Railroad Commission
Texas Oil Industry
Middle East
Kuwait
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
Algeria
U.S
Britain
Libya
Spain
France
Suez Canal
Cape of Good Hope
Interstate Oil Compact
Rocky
Colorado company halts mailless memo runs after tax concerns
Letter to the editor says a Colorado business used its own car to shuttle memos between out of town offices, avoiding stamps and taxes. Officials then fined the company for depriving government of funds, prompting warnings about unofficial notices and broadcasting restrictions. D. E. Scott.
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News
Colorado
The World's Fare by Wick Fowler
LBJ pitched governors on creative federalism which could quadruple federal aid while eroding states' rights. The piece notes Galileo's first telescope magnified only three times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wick Fowler
LBJ
Galielo
Door-to-Door Sales Representative Describes Courteous Approach
A weekly visitor states he visits homes in the community, is courteous, and delivers the sales message only to willing listeners. He emphasizes respectful presentation, waiting for prospects, and speaking at their convenience.
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Ey Asp Crip
National Editorial Ass
Texas Press Association
Panhandle Press Association
Wellington Leader
Calhoun
Sweetie Pie
Washington
Bob Price
Semasc
Texas
Export-Import Bank
Jordan
Lebanon
Sudan
Syria
House
Congress
Ance
Senate
State Board of Insurance
Homer Garrison, Jr
Texas Department of Public Safety
Garrison
Velopment Board
U.S. Department of Itemet
Rio Grande Valley
Texas Water Co
Crossroads Report
D. E. Scott
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