Texas Growth Hampered by Unsteady State Finances
Alvin Burger, executive director of the Texas Research League, told the Dallas Rotary Club that Texas must raise 217 million in new taxes for 1961-63 to fund government. He warned fiscal instability hurts industrial development and suggested broad taxes like a 2 percent sales tax or a 14 percent personal income tax, while noting uncertainty around the payroll earnings tax. He urged consideration of federal aid and reminded that taxes across all levels will take about 125 billion of national income this year.
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Market Prices Rise on Weather Hit Texas Markets
Weather in vegetable growing areas pushed wholesale food prices higher across Texas markets this week. Carrots, sweet corn, cucumbers, eggplant, lettuce, onions and yellow squash showed increases while California avocados fell and most other fruits and vegetables held steady. Seasonal buys included cabbage greens and potatoes, with new items like papayas from Hawaii and coconuts from Honduras. Meat production remained near year highs with pork down, broilers and turkeys plentiful for the holidays and egg prices dropping notably.
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Local News Teletype Fragments From Central Country Music Timekeeper
Fragmentary OCR text shows names and phrases like MORGAN, FRIDAY MORNING, NEWS COUNTRY MUSIC TIMEKEEPER, CENTRAL, LEON HALE, ABC MEWS. Context unclear but indicates a brief notebook-style item with names and time notation.
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