Editorial: Cheap bacon high baloney in government ads
The piece criticizes U S Department of Agriculture actions against Armour and Company for a 50 cent bacon refund and claims advertising drives competition. It argues against bureaucratic limits on private advertising and defends free markets and price variety while noting bacon prices remain high.
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Esther Peterson
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department
Armour and Company
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Aggie
Justicepartment
Federal Trade Commission
Herbert Browne
U. S
Irrepressible Churchill quotes illuminate poll fever and satire
The excerpt reviews Kay Halle's Irrepressible Churchill noting two sharp campaign quips from 1952 and 1959 and a 1941 dig at General Charles de Gaulle. It contrasts Churchill's wit with contemporary political rhetoric, highlighting enduring tensions between public opinion, enterprise, and national sentiment.
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Kay Halle
Churchill
Winston Churchill
Florey Post Office closes to become rural station
In Andrews a 56 year old post office transitions to a rural station amid sandstorm disruption. The Andrews Mustangs 2AAA grid champs are featured with players listed. 4,332 attendees reported for the Andrews Littlefield bi district game. Nassau— Norman H Strouse criticizes proposed consumer affairs department as paternalistic.
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Florey
Andrews
Tommy Moss
Dewain Matthews
Glenn Ginley
Bobby Smith
Donnie Cook
Jerry Coopee
Neil Rucke
John Beilue
Snyder
Littlefield
Department of Consumer Affairs
Norman H. Strouse
J. Walter Thompson Company
Budget plans for health youth council released at capitol
Governor Connally unveils 1968 69 budgets for Health Department Mental Health and Mental Retardation and Texas Youth Council. Proposals include pay raises for health staff funding for air pollution control and tuberculosis programs and expanded facilities and training funds. Enrollment up at 55 state colleges and universities with gains at Stephen F. Austin Southwest Texas and West Texas. Segregation declines as districts align with Civil Rights Act funding risks noted. Retail sales rise five percent in October driven by durable goods and new air sales. See CAPITOL Page 4.
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John Connally
Youth Council
Connally
Texas Youth Council
Health Department
General Revenue Fund
Texas
Stephen F. Austin
Nacogdoches
Southwest
Texas State
San Marcos
West Texas
Canyon
Henderson County
Athens
Texas Southwost
Brownsville
Panola
Carthage
South Plains
Overland
College and University System
U. S. Office of Education
Texas Education Agency
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Capitol
Permian Basin Update Reports County Totals Climb
Littlefield notes the regional rollup reaching a county winning total of 54 487 as part of a wider Permian Basin tally. The figure marks progress in a regional count tracked by local officials and reported in the edition.
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Littlefield
Court notes balance diverse Texas docket items
109th District Court presided by Judge Russell Austin includes Carl B. Smith versus Texas Employers Insurance Association. County Court Judge Roy Bennett handles Gatha Irene Katres versus Mrs. Escell O. D. Rawls damages. The State of Texas versus Darrell C. Titsworth fined $200 and costs with jail time for worthless check fraud. Marriage licenses issued to Gaylon Boyd Atkinson and Marsha Hill Blunt. Various fine payments for speeding and license violations in Corporation Court. New car titles listed for several individuals. Local harvest slow due to damp conditions and many green bolls. Yuletide lights in Kermit. Perryton county payment approval for police radio off hours. Monahans Lobos bi-district recap and quarterfinal prep. B-Bar-J Ranch leased near Quanah to Bill Burford. Denver City imposes minor curfew on school nights and weekends.
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Russell Austin
Carl B. Smith
Texas Employers Insurance Association
Compensation
Roy Bennett
Gatha Irene Katres
Escell O. D. Rawls
State of Texas
Darrell C. Titsworth
Gaylon Boyd Atkinson
Marsha Hill Blunt
Andrews
Texas Forest Wealth Highlighted by Association
The Texas Forestry Association reports that each one dollar from startling trees adds twenty five dollars to the state's economy through harvesting, manufacture reconstruction, transportation and marketing, underscoring Texas woodland wealth.
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Texas
Texas Forestry Association
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