Clifton Public Library underfunded prompts community call
Texans support libraries at 1.24 per capita while Clifton’s Nellie Pederson Civic Library spends zero from public funds. Volunteers run the library, and National Library Week urges action to boost funding and meet needs of students and researchers amid rapid information growth. Citizens are urged to contact their librarian or Texas State Library for guidance on support.
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California
Massachusetts
Clifton
Nellie Pederson
Clifton Civic Improvement Society
B. I. Dah
Cliftonians
National Library Week
Texas
Field Services Division
Texas State Libbrary
Austin
Word Senate Bill Seeks Redistricting and Government Efforts
State Senator J P Word outlines legislation to reappoint and redraw both legislative and congressional districts with elected Congress members from each district. He supports an administrative services division in the state auditor's office to boost efficiency and backs Texas Clean Air Act improvements. The tort claims bill would expand governmental liability in personal injury cases.
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Missouri
New York
High Courts
Supreme Court
Senate
Stat Auditor's Office
Letter Praises Clifton Woman For Kindness To Girls
The Clifton Record publishes a letter commending Mrs. Clara Callan for her interest in Curistown U S A and notes a generous gift from Mrs. A D Morris of Plainview in honor of her grandmother. The donation supports Girlstown and its mission to help girls improve their lives. Executive Director Marshall W Cooper invites a visit.
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Clifton Record
Curistown
U.S. A
Texas
Clara Callan Clifton
Callan
A. D. Morris
Plainview
Girlstown
Cedar Shores Notes Highlight Local Visits and Birthdays
Mr and Mrs Bill Jerger and children with Diane and Steve of Houston visit Daisy Jerger’s birthday at Cedar Shores. Neighbors and relatives from Abilene Walnut Springs Fort Worth and Corpus Christ attend gatherings. Sally Stevenson's birthday celebrated. Mrs Walter Jones recovering at home.
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Diane
Steve
Houston
A. A. Turver
Walnut Springs
and. Alys
Martin
Fort Worth
Ed Foxes
Roland
Vena
We Pierce
Texas
Mose de We
Callaway
Bolits
Corpus Christ
Piercés
Biurfes
Meg
Sesuin
Caliad
Cy la Bahia
Wissols
Mrc
Ob .C. Stevenson
Ir. Stevenson
the. Jr. Stévensons
Cedar Shores
Tyne
Sally Shevenson
Walter Jones
Lolly
Indian cotton needs loom large in PL 480 talks
In a Washington note from April 1969 the speaker discusses India seeking Public Law 480 contracts for wheat milo rice oil and cotton. He urges supplying cotton to avoid losing a major American market and notes discussions with Secretary Hardin about the strategic stakes and repayment terms.
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Government of
India
United States
Bureau of the Budget
Cotton sale to India backed by Bureau of the Budget
A speaker expresses intent to urge the Bureau of the Budget that deleting 200 000 bales of cotton from the sale to India was a mistake. He notes no guarantee of success yet but approves the cooperative stance and hopes to sell the cotton to develop a large Indian market.
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Bureau of the Budget
India
You’ll Save’l Clifton Record Ad
An advertisement from The Clifton Record promotes savings and local shopping deals with a catchy promise of value and discounts for residents. It emphasizes bargain prices and accessible offerings in the community.
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Vienna
Washington
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Mrs. Eldon Zimmerman
Waco Marble
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