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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1964
Page
2
Editorial notes a Buffalo international center studying primitive folk medicines that affect behavior. It traces drug discovery from nature with rauwolfin in India and willow bark giving aspirin, praising nature’s continued role in medicine and noting 100 billionth aspirin tablet and 16 billion annual U.S. tablets.
The piece argues the Supreme Court should refuse to hear appeals about school prayer and religious phrases in pledges. It notes 30 state attorneys general urged the Court not to remove religion from public life, warning the Court to protect its prestige.
The piece notes Congress let Public Law 78 expire turning to P. L. 414 to allow Mexican workers to fill crops with few protections. Labor Department plans hearings to assess US workers willingness to take on stoop labor and predicts a return of legal braceros or illicit entrants if needed.
John Kord Lagemann describes a program by Professor Lawrence Senesh that uses hands on activities to teach basic economic concepts to young students. The lessons connect classroom tasks to real world supply and demand, division of labor, and the role of profits in wealth creation.
The Andrews County News in Andrews Texas lists staff including James Roberts editor publisher Mrs C W Roberts Sr business mgr J C Howell advertising mgr and Harold Burns shop foreman The note details correction policy and liability limits for errors and advertising copy omissions in this local weekly newspaper.
Capitol observers foresee a 59th session dominated by congressional and legislative redistricting, taxes and appropriations with special sessions likely. The agenda includes pay raises, horse race betting, gas lease pooling, water planning, and mixed drink sales. Leadership appears stable with Speaker Byron Tunnell and Lt. Gov. Preston Smith set for another term.
Regular December meeting elected Earl Chapman to replace EB Moreland as Post-Post School Trustees president, who resigned for health reasons. The report notes continued activity across the Permian Basin with local fire disasters, church drives, court actions, and regional appointments.
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