Babson Sees Foreign Competition as Challenge Not Threat
Roger Babson, en route to Sweden on September 24, says foreign competition pressures but does not threaten U S export business. He notes exports have lagged since 1958, with imports rising to about 15 billion dollars this year, and attributes downturn to global recession and political tensions rather than European market forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
U. S
Euromart
United Trade
France
Italy
Challenge Not Threat Our Trade Position in Turbulent Era
The text argues that U S foreign trade faces real challenges from Europe’s Common Market Britain and rising exporters Russia and Japan. It urges resisting tariff pressures, controlling wage and material costs, and strengthening productivity with union leadership addressing unemployment while aiming for a U S Britain Common Market alliance.
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Great Britain
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Austria
Switzerland
Portugal
Russia
Japan
Free World
U. S
Soviet Union
West
Kremlin
Britain
Birth Announcement for Baby Robert Warren Criswell
Dr. W. A. Criswell and wife announce the arrival of a baby boy named Robert Warren Criswell born August 21 in Bay City. Mother is the former Dorothy Jane Brian of Winters.
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W. A. Criswell
Bay City
Robert Warren
Mrs J M Stanley Attends Funeral in Big Spring
Mrs J M Stanley leaves Sunday for Big Spring to attend the funeral of Mrs E O Ellington and plans to visit her son while there. Enterprise Classified Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Stanley
Big Spring
E. O. Ellington
Labor Aces Oppose Farm Regulatory Proposals In Hearing
The Labor Department heard two days of testimony on proposed regulations for farm and ranch workers. Texans spoke for farmers denouncing the rules as bypassing Congress and imposing unnecessary controls. Secretary Benson opposed the measures as regimentation, while Fisher announced district outreach and continued office hours in San Angelo.
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Labor Department
Congress
Secretary of Labor
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Mitchell
Washington
Federal Building
San Angelo
Junior Lutheran Mission Band Holds Sunday Meeting Theme God’s Gift to The World
The Junior Lutheran Mission Band met at 2:30 PM in the church for its regular monthly session. Bren da Presley led the song service, Gwen Hoppe shared the key verse, and Mrs. Walter Spill led the Bible study. Arnold Thormeyer prayed, Margie Kraatz gave a thought to remember, and Ronald Kraatz presided over the business meeting and officer elections. New officers named were Van Ray Spill president, Fred Minzenmayer vice president, Anna Gottschalk secretary, and Brenda Presley treasurer. The group split into three study groups including a preschool session led by Eugenia Voss.
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Junior Lutheran Mission Band
Lutheran Mission Band
Brenda Presley
Gwen Hoppe
Walter Spill
Arnold Thormeyer
Margie Kraatz
Ronald Kraatz
Card of Thanks and Social Recitals from Local Notices
Mrs. Walter Spill and Mrs. Lilburn Kettler served refreshments to 36 members and visitors. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to the jury in a salt water pollution case on the speaker’s place and reflects on facing hard facts.
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Nancy Spill
Elaine Hoppe
Walter Spill
Minnie Belitz
Walter Gerhart
Lilburn Kettler
S. B. Dietz
Honeymoon Recalled As A Silent Topic
The remark notes that beyond the refined circle of sophisticated gents and ladies, the idea of a honeymoon remains a subject rarely spoken of, treated as a private memory rather than public discourse.
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the Winters Enterprise Hill .&. Thomas, Publishers
Winters
Texas
Roger Babson
Winters State Bank
Federal Carn
Washington Newsletter
Cong. O. C. Fisher
Eugenia Voss
Huntsville
James Arness
Johnny Cashdale Robertson
Tommy Sands
Steve Msqueen
Johnny Horton
Ae Cn Ee
General Motors
Ford
Dodge
Cadillac
Plymouth
Guaranteed OK Used Cars
Waddell Chevrolet Company
Winters, Texas
Chevrolet
America
Corvair
U.S
Chevrolet Dealer
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