Opening of 1963 Congress Signals Shifts in Leadership
Washington observers describe week one of the 1963 session as a display of changes in Rules Committee power with Republican defections and Democratic backing. Analysts note weakened Southern conservative coalitions and forecast further party realignments as Members act on their core beliefs and constituencies.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Rules Committee
Deep South
Georgia
Herman Talmadge
South
Congress
Card of Thanks for Corriene Miller Loss
The Hillhouse family expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness after the death of Corriene Miller. They appreciate flowers foods and sympathy and thank Rev Isham and the doctors and nurses. May God bless you all.
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Corriene Miller
Isham
A. L. Hillhouse
Comanche Public School Lunch Menu Jan 21 25
Jan 21 25 lunch plan lists meals for each weekday. Monday features Barbecue chicken buttered potatoes green beans celery sticks bread butter milk cake with peanut butter icing. Tuesday offers tuna and cheese sandwiches potato chips olives milk ranger cookie. Wednesday serves red beans with ham hock buttered greens corn bread butter milk ranger cookie. Thursday presents baked turkey and dressing cranberry sauce English peas bread milk peach half with water. Friday serves corn dogs with mustard mashed potatoes baked beans milk doughnut.
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Comanche Public
Screwworm fly factory near Mission operates around the clock
The facility covers 65,000 square feet and employs 300 workers. It runs three shifts every day, seven days a week to produce screwworm flies.
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Mission
TP and L plans 1963 spend and new 345000-volt line
W. W. Lynch TP and L president reports 1963 construction will total 26.1 million dollars for new facilities including the first stage of a large steam electric unit. 1963 also funds expansion of 138000 volt lines from Stryker Creek to Lufkin and Dublin to Brownwood plus substations and distribution improvements. The Edison Electric Institute notes national generating capacity rose to 199.9 million kilowatts in 1962.
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Texas Power & Light Co. Pla
U. S
America
Lynch
All Am
Texas Power & Light Company
W. W. Lynch
Tp&l
Stryker Creek
Lufkin
Dublin
Brownwood
Tyler
Mesquite-Seagoville
Ferris-Hutchins
Edison Electric Institute
EET
United States
Soviet Union
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Greg
Comanche County
Finest County
Comanche Livestock Assoc
Iation
South Side
Goldthwaite
HIWAY
Johnnie Livingston
Fred Hunter
Texaco Gasoline
Dutton
Texaco Stat
OUR
Humble
Joe Tupin
Lloyd's Humble
Gustine
Erican
Agricul
Comaniges County
Borris Insurance
Virgil Norris
Chevrolet
General Motors
Raehan Teat Choe
Catertosuh
Arthur Chevrolet - Olds Inc
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