Babson Warns 1967 Risks From Living Beyond Means
Roger Babson says the nation must curb spending to avoid financial hot water in 1967. He cites a foreign deficit looming from Viet War costs and Expo 67 tourism, with Britain repaying the IMF and Europe seeking more say in monetary policy.
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Tech signs six players including standout guard Sheppard
Sheppard signs with Texas Tech as part of six recruits this week and is eyed as a potential starter at offensive guard on the 1967 freshman team. A three year letterman and 1966 all-district guard, he played for Winters Blizzard and attracted inquiries from many colleges. He plans to major in agriculture with a business minor at Texas Tech.
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Weekend visitors at Hogan home reflect on free enterprise
Weekend visitors included J. T. James, T. H. James of Arlington, J. P. Torrence of Merkel, O. H. Lowrey of New Home, D. R. Heathcott of Wingate, and families from Clyde. The piece argues for encouraging risk capital to preserve free enterprise and America's innovative and productive strength. It urges fiscal responsibility and coordinated public service to support growth and prosperity.
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