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Bronte Enterprise

Location

Bronte, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1963

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Political mail, secret documents, and taxpayer costs raise questions

Uncle Huie cites a busy 1964 for federal offices with 34 senators and 485 representatives reelection plans and 25 million pieces of political mail funded by taxpayers costing about 1.5 million dollars. He questions why Congress members handle the distribution rather than post offices, notes the government owns about 3 billion secret documents costing billions to maintain, and highlights a Navy survey controversy over private shipyards’ cheaper costs being kept secret.

Washington Post Office Saya United States General Service Administra Senator Byrd Virginia Congress Navy Shipyards Navy Defense Department Washington Uncle Huie

Fort Worth reunion and A&M-TCU game attendance

Mr and Mrs E F Glenn and Mr and Mrs Edward Cumbie attended an A and M class reunion in Fort Worth last weekend. They also attended the A and M versus Texas Christian University football game.

F. Glenn Edward Cumbie A&m Fort Worth A&m-Tcu

School Lunch Menu From Tuesday To Friday

Oct 29 to Nov 1 shows meals including meatballs and spaghetti on Tuesday with milk, hot beef sandwiches on Wednesday with whipped potatoes, cheese hamburger loaf on Thursday with cantaloupe, and steakettes on Friday with congealed salad.

Culpepper Family Visit Reported in Fort Worth

J. D. Culpepper of Fort Worth visited his father Jason Culpepper last week, according to local notes. The item places the visit in Fort Worth and names both individuals.

J. D. Culpepper Fort Worth Jason Culpepper

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