Post Office Maintains Bargain Five Cent Christmas Stamp
Postmaster Brown notes the five cent Christmas stamp reflects long standing rates and urges residents to use it for cards. He cites 1847 stamps and compares past costs to today while highlighting forwarding, return and personal message benefits. He advises buying sheets at the post office to avoid last minute stamp shortages.
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Wm. C Brown
Post Office Department
Brown
Brownfield
Senate Race and Redistricting Dominate Texas Politics
In Austin the 1964 U S Senate race looms as a major issue with Sen Ralph Yarborough facing potential strong challengers from Lloyd Bentsen Jim Wright and Allan Shivers amid Liberal Coalition support for Johnson and Yarborough Redistricting fights also reach the Texas Supreme Court as Attorney General Carr appeals a three judge ruling on statewide congressional elections and lawmakers debate amending the constitution to grow legislative representation including Harris County’s 1 200 000 residents.
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U. S Supreme Court
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Dick Cherry
Waco
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