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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1967
Page
3
The Garden Club heard a talk on African violets presented by Mrs. H. T. Neiswender. The event was announced for March and details on the location were to be announced soon.
A March 17 Washington Post editorial lauds Rep J J Pickle Texas for proposing an emergency strike procedure under the Railway Labor Act The plan would empower the President to appoint emergency or special boards to investigate disputes in rail or air transport and to seek settlements within 60 days extendable, with final arbitration if needed The proposal aims to preserve essential service while expanding government leverage and keeping collective bargaining intact The piece criticizes potential delays and calls the measure a hastened road to arbitration but supports its intent to safeguard transportation.
Funeral services for George L. Bowers Cousins 70 of Columbus were held Monday at 2 p.m. in Columbus Funeral Home with burial in Odd Fellows Rest Cemetery. He died early Sunday in Columbus Hospital. A native of Columbus he was a retired maintenance foreman for Texas Construction Company. Survivors include his wife and two daughters Mrs O W O Day of Pearland and Miss Shirley Cousins of Houston. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Martin Zapalac and their son Marine Danny Zapalac who is on furlough after eighteen months in Viet Nam and will soon report to a California station.
The discussion suggests extending federal action beyond railroads and airlines to other essential public interest industries. The bill could lay a foundation for Administration legislation while awaiting White House recommendations promised 14 months ago. If disputes persist among experts, praise may go to Mr. Pickle for his thoughtful work.
The article argues the Christian faith centers on Jesus Christ’s resurrection, citing secular historians and Biblical accounts. It notes women at the tomb, angels, and appearances to disciples, emphasizing unwavering commitment of believers and the strong evidence for the resurrection. It ends with a call to greater faith and commitment, and a closing exhortation to eat more rice.
Spanidel and Son Sty goods store invites citizens to register for a free wrist watch at 5 p.m. on April 1 as part of a Levi’s jeans promotion. Registration requires no purchase or obligation for any visitor to the store.
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