Mao's Yangtze Swim as Indicator of Chinese Power Shift
Report from Cameron Texas discusses Mao Zedong's health rumors and a publicized Yangtze River swim cited by propagandists. The piece notes a leadership purge in progress while Mao appears vigorous, with references to Red Army support and comparisons to Stalin era tactics.
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Telemarketing Reform Moves Against Abusive Calls
Tele phone companies statewide push new electronic tools to catch prank callers. Devices can notify authorities as the call is placed and aim to lock in the line to trace offenders quickly.
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New Economic Proposals Eyed By President Johnson
The proposal seeks to move economic policy from partisan politics to objective judgment and set up guideposts for wages and prices outside politics. It suggests reducing Congress control of taxation after the November election and cites airline machinists and price increases as evidence the current 3.2 percent guideline may be ineffective. Cooperation across groups will be needed to implement these measures.
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Clear Air with Oranges For Camps
Instructions suggest placing two or three oranges on a heater to release citrus oil that neutralizes odor from unburned fuel particles and freshens the air in a camp setting.
Makeshift Ice Chest From Old Refrigerator
Instructions describe converting a discarded refrigerator into an ice chest for camps. Remove the freezer unit and latch, lay the cabinet on its side, drill bottom drainage holes, and place a drip pan underneath for meltwater.
Sun’s Heat Helps Create Cozy Onfield Rest
Spread your sleeping bag in the warm afternoon sun to absorb heat and roll it up before evening chill. The stored warmth will keep a ready bed for a comfortable return after a long day afield.
Labor Day Traffic Deaths Prompt Texas DPS Alert
DPS estimates 41 fatalities on Texas highways over Labor Day weekend with a three day alert. Col. Homer Garrison Jr urges drivers to consider personal risk as 1985 trends show a rising fatality pace. Opera tion Motorcade mobilizes 1% more officers. daily death tallies will be publicized.
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Hangchow China and Pakistan aid query letter
A Department of State reply discusses Hangchow now Hangzhou China and a separate Pakistan aid and safety issue. The letter clarifies Hangchow’s location, notes prior missionary incidents, and outlines U S aid to Pakistan including a loan, while promising attention to any future American citizen mistreatment by Pakistani officials.
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Cotton growers urged uniform funding to save future
Russell Giffen of Fresno urged Cotton Producers Institute leaders to promote a nationwide referendum on a uniform funding system for cotton research and promotion. He warned the industry faces a shrinking future due to high carryover and reduced acreage, calling for clear facts to persuade farmers.
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Connally To Speak At Texas Extension Conference
The Texas Agricultural Extension Service conference will run August 29 to September 2 at Texas A&M University. Governor Connally will address attendees as the Knapp Porter Awards are presented during the event.
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President Urges Banks To Say No In Debt Debate
An old reader questions why bankers cannot say no to borrowing as the economy shows record growth and rising consumer demand. He urges the press to locate bankers with contact details and criticizes loan collection pressures while seeking clarity on the national finance situation.
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State 4-H Show highlights in San Antonio
Some 25 youngsters competed for top honors at the State 4-H Show in San Antonio last week. In county competition Ector County had 59 points for top honors. Gaines and Kent were second and third respectively. A Spur youth, Bill Smith, was high point individual for the show.
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