Caution Urged as Higher Speed Laws Take Effect Friday
In Austin the Texas Department of Public Safety urged motorists to avoid overreliance on new speed limits set for August 23. Col. Homer Garrison Jr cautioned that many conditions still require prudent driving. Night limit remains 65 mph, daytime 70 mph on most rural roads. Police will enforce substantial violations. Traffic deaths were already rising toward a record in 1963.
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Patronize Our Advertisers Lowest Cost Automobile Financing
An advertisement from Dallas County State Bank urges readers to patronize advertisers and offers automobile financing at bank rates with low cost terms. The brief notice emphasizes affordable financing options via the bank.
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Seniors Working Over 65 Urged to Check Social Security
The notice urges people aged 65 or older who are still working and have not applied for Social Security to visit their local office. It emphasizes potential monthly payments being missed and encourages contacting Social Security representatives to review eligibility.
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