Debt ceiling debate tests fiscal restraint amid Vietnam war
A House committee endorsed a debt limit increase from 330 to 336 billion dollars, short of the administration's 7 billion request. The piece notes annual interest on the debt, questions funding both domestic programs and war costs, and urges restraint until the Asian war ends.
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Area Happenings and Local Developments
Hamilton National Bank strengthens capital by 140000 after selling 400 shares. Fairy Community News notes Mrs D Farmer hospitalized after a stroke. Hagler Construction wins Whitney hospital contract. Rocketdyne plans 200 layoffs at McGregor plant, lowering total staff to about 750 by spring. Valley Mills School Board reelects principals Dan Tindal and R C Smith. West Chamber of Commerce installs new officers led by Jerome Lednicky Jr. Texas Rangers report suspects in Bosque County slayings. Supreme Court rulings cited by Col. Garrison. Mary Grace Chandler named Coryell County home demonstration agent effective Feb 21.
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Jo Ann Williams
Baylor March Fresh Debut Ties Arkansas Tech in Ann Arbor
Baylor University band director introduces a new CBDNA March by Donald Moore to debut with the Baylor Golden Wave Band in Ann Arbor Michigan on February 17 performed by the Arkansas Tech band next week.
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Ann Arbor
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Luedtke Family Attend McGregor Funeral
Personal notice from Clifton reports Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Luedtke attending Rudolph Scheele's funeral in McGregor. C. R. Luedtke of Pflugerville stayed briefly, visiting the Luedtke household. he is E. R. Luedtke's brother.
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Swingline Tot 50 Stapler Paks At 98 Cents
Clifton Record notes a Swingline Tot 50 stapler pak including stapler and staples available for 98 cents, offering a compact office supply deal for shoppers.
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Connally outlines emergency funds and liquor bill ahead
Gov Connally used his weekly press conference to push a 5 million emergency request for the HemisFair exhibit and to defend his liquor by the drink proposal amid opposition. He signaled possible term limits, appointments, and a focus on state employee raises only if requested. He noted Senate scrutiny may delay plans and cited tax policy, parks bonds, and public notices as part of a broad fiscal agenda.
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John Connally
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Glance at Past Events From The Clifton Record
Dr. N. Astrup Larson spoke on Consecration in the chapel. Mrs. W. D. Goodall reviewed The Herdsman by Dorothy Clark Wilson, interpreting Amos as a youth who rebels, learns hunger, and finds God as Eternal One and God of Love and Power. A 1.75 inch rain boosted grain prospects across Clifton.
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Chapel
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God
Grass Fire Prompts Quick Fire Department Response
A grass fire behind M. K. Brand Street Place triggered the alarm and drew out the fire department. The blaze was extinguished quickly with no property damage reported.
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Family welcomes Will Krueger Jr after world trip
Will Krueger and wife greet their son Will Jr in Fort Worth. He arrived by plane from Los Angeles after a round the world voyage and Merchant Marine service. He plans to help on the farm until fall then resume studies at Texas Technological College in Lubbock.
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Fort Worth
Will Jr
Los Angeles
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Renewal date notice for Clifton Record questioned
A terse notice references a Clifton Record renewal date query. The fragment notes a renewal timing concern and seeks clarification from the issuing office. The readable text provides no full dates or program details.
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