New Hampshire Allows State Lottery Revenue Rise
The New Hampshire legislature authorized the sale of sweepstakes tickets through state liquor stores and race racks, signed by the governor. The editorial frame notes lotteries as an early revenue tool, highlighting the voluntary nature of purchase and its contrast with other taxes, marking a shift to new revenue sources.
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New England
New Hampshire
Backdoor Budget Spending Exposed In Reader’s Digest Account
A Reader's Digest feature argues the 1959 60s federal budget hides costs through backdoor spending. It cites Kennedy’s large proposal, staggering deficits, and a $10 billion annual debt interest bill. The piece notes agencies like the Agriculture Department use off budget tactics to mask costs and advocates limiting annual spending and packaging bills for Congress.
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Charles Stevenson
Reader’s Digest
Kennedy
Stevenson
Congress
Representative Cannon
Democratic House Appropriations Committee
Department of Agriculture
Department
Export-Import Bank
Rural Electrification Administration
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Commodity Credit Corporation
Andrews voters pick two locals in run-off and set county races
Heavier turnout with 2770 voters in ideal weather chose two Andrews men for state and district offices and weighed in five county races. Desmond A. Barry to speak at two events. Roy McQueen and Larry Crabtree head to Roy's State program this week. Five years ago notes include salary raises and staff moves.
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Andrews
Andrews High School
Roy
Larry Crabtree
Roy McQueen
Andrews Chamber of Commerce
Midland Air Terminal
Desmond A. Barry
Chamber of Commerce
King-Anderson
Congress
Letter on medical consent and local trash concerns
A reader cites consent for minor medical treatment and urges written limits to avoid misunderstandings. She then complains about trash dumping behind her home in the H D Price subdivision, noting sanitation responses and requesting guidance on filing complaints.
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State Bar of Texas
Pasadena
City Sanitation
H. D. Price
Andrews County News masthead and policy notice
The Andrews County News official masthead lists James Roberts as editor publisher Mrs C W Roberts Sr as business manager C H Howell manager and Harold Burns shop foreman The notice states corrections policy for erroneous reflections and limits liability for copy omissions or typographical errors and reserves rights to reject ads
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Andrews
Texas
Andrews County News
Northwest
James Roberts
C. Howell
Harold Burns
Perme
Public Hearing on Zoning Change in Andrews Texas
The Zoning Commission of Andrews Texas will hold a public hearing on June 6 1963 at 7 30 p m at City Hall to consider changing Lots 1 2 3 Block 14 White Addition Southwest from Commercial to Residential zone Dorothy F Byrd secretary notes publication in News June 2 1963
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Zoning Commission of
City of
Andrews
Texas
White
Dorothy F. Byrd
the News
Honor system exams praised as old school remedy
A reader recalls a bygone honor system for exams and suggests desks set apart. He notes money’s declining value with penny machines fading and jokes about taxes for farmers. The letter references Congress, Beltsville dogs hospital funds, and a cabinet member’s GM tie in policy.
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Memphis
Ed Doolittle
Kennedy
Clem Webster
Zeke Grubt
Beltsville
Maryland
Zeke
Charlie Wilson
Ike
General Motors
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