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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1965
Page
8
The Portland Journal cautions that a Medicare style system risks harming medical standards and professional independence. It argues eldercare should blend government aid with voluntary insurance, preserving choice and avoiding compulsory restructuring of care.
A nostalgic essay contrasts old time Independence Day celebrations with modern urban life. It praises the founding ideals, patriotism, and public tribute to freedom, urging readers to honor the founders and preserve the spirit of independence in future celebrations.
The National Industrial Conference Board notes 1950 median family income at 3319 rising to 6249 in 1963. Standard Oil of New Jersey predicts nuclear energy at about 1 percent of the free world market by 1971, hydroelectric around 7 percent, coal declining below 25 percent, and oil plus gas rising to roughly 67 percent by 1971.
One year ago Ted Nelson, noted Andrews track ace, sought an Olympic bid at the AAU meet in New Jersey. The city announced eight fire siren blasts for a civil defense warning and noted rising female labor force participation at 32.6 percent. July events include the Headin West Trail Ride, Highway 80 Tennis, and the largest golf tournament at Andrews Country Club.
The Andrews County News publishes Sundays and Thursdays from 111 Northwest First in Andrews Texas. The editor publisher is James Roberts with Mrs C W Roberts Sr as business manager and 7 C Howell as advertising manager. Bhop is foreman. The paper will correctErrors upon notification and is not liable beyond the space paid for.
An industrial hygienist notes that home accidents kill thousands in Texas and nationwide each year, while nuclear sites report fewer than ten deaths in twenty years. The piece urges forethought and safety training from infancy to adulthood to reduce risks at home.
A letter from readers lampoons farm policy and politics. It cites small U S potato crops, Canadian imports, and rising prices. A critic suggests suspending traffic laws one weekend monthly to reduce accidents and deaths.
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department reports 90 water fatalities since mid April, up 23 in two weeks. J. B. Phillips notes patrols aided rescues and rim searches for victims, including four inmates from a state prison farm. The deaths, mainly from outdoor swimming and fishing, include four fishermen and the three children swept from Gulf Coast surf near Gilchrist.
The VA projects that by 2000 about three of every five veterans living civilian life will be World War II veterans, with the remaining two being Korean War veterans. The forecast highlights shifting veteran demographics and aging service needs.
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