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Bandera Bulletin

Location

Bandera, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1960

Page

3

Focus on the President’s qualifications over party slogans

A guest editorial argues voters should evaluate candidates by capability and temperament rather than primary wins or party loyalty. It urges choosing a sober experienced statesman who can govern for four crucial years and safeguard the nation’s survival.

Truman Taft Joe Blow LBJ Lyndon Johnson Free World Col Charles F. Densford USAF

Diplomacy Is Your Business State Department Careers

The State Department, central to U S foreign affairs, seeks clerical staff from all states. Ancel N Taylor invites young men and women 18 or older to apply for stenographer, typist, and clerk positions after Civil Service, medical, and background checks. Starting salaries are announced.

Ancel N. Taylor State Department

Fallout Shelter as a Dual Darkroom and Safe Space

A basement fallout shelter can double as a year round darkroom with minimal extra cost. Build with 8 inch concrete blocks, mortar, and a stout roof for radiation protection plus a right angle entry, ventilation, and blocked windows for emergencies. Ceramic tile and waterproof countertops support chemical use.

Foreign Service Careers Open to Americans Worldwide

The Department of State seeks young Americans for secretaries stenographers and clerks with $3 255 to $3 755 annual pay plus travel and housing allowances. Candidates must be 21 or older American citizens with five years residency single with no dependents health in good shape and willing to serve at 286 embassies legations or consulates in 90 countries. A three year work experience requirement can be met by college training for up to 18 months. Starting salaries range from $3 730 to $4 180. Details and applications available from the Employment Division Department of State Washington 25 DC.

Posted notice on Bandera Creek ranches

Public posting on Bandera Creek and near Station C prohibits trespassing and hunting. James C Short signs posted warning against entry, asserting private property boundaries and enforcement.

Bandera Creek James C. Short

Jehovahs Witnesses to Attend Fort Worth District Assembly

About 20 members of the Bandera congregation travel to Will Rogers Memorial Coliseum Fort Worth Texas June 23 26 for a four day Peace Pursuing District Assembly Most meetings will be suspended that week except Sunday Watchtower study Delegates will benefit from Christian fellowship with attendees from other states Canada and Mexico The event aims to promote peace and unity among diverse groups The Fort Worth gathering last held in 1949 drew 6800 attendees This year 12000 are expected The Fort Worth program concludes Sunday at 3 00 p m with F W Franz Watchtower Society vice president delivering the main talk on Security During the War of the Great Day of God the Almighty

Bandera Will Rogers Memorial Coliseum Fort Worth Texas Walter James Watchtower James Canada Mexico United States F. W. Franz Watchtower Society

Riley Estate Postings Ban Hunting At Tarple Area

The Riley Estate near Tarple is posted against all hunting and trespassing to protect property and ensure safety on the grounds.

Riley Tarple

Loma Alto Pony Ranch posts trespass warning

Loma Alto Pony Ranch is posted against all trespassing. Hazel Johnson Jackson April 1 notice.

Loma Alto Pony Ranch Hazel Johnson Jackson

Cheaper Calls After Six P.M. and Sundays

A local column advises residents that cheaper telephone rates apply after 6 p.m. and all day Sunday. It urges calling by number for speed, waiting ten rings to avoid missed calls, and suggests planning ahead for vacations with reservations and a neighbor to monitor the home, sharing contact details.

Los Angeles

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