Population boom and political shifts spark regional change
A speaker warns East Texans of population growth from 1930 to 1980 and beyond, predicting shifts in Congressional seats and regional lifestyles. He argues Washington planning will not solve local needs and emphasizes local collaboration, optimism, and a renewed sense of national purpose.
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North
Midwest
Washington
Watson
East
Texas
High Price Ad and Country Fence Observation Chuckles
A newspaper humor column notes a $1000 reward for a lost cat drowned after a fishing trip. A tourist and farmer exchange views on country living and idle observation. Rhyme jabs about wealth, hair loss, state quirks, and a city ordinance about hotel room orange peels.
Eye opener notice for pets and a bold foreign policy quote
Eye catching items announce puppies for giveaway including 5 dogs and 2 Saint Bernard puppies with contact numbers 759 5052 and 845 4757 plus a Siamese cat at 406 W Gay contact 845 3473. The text also quotes a statement arguing for staying militarily strong to deter challengers and displeasing enemies.
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W. Gay
Recipe for Bible Cake from Mugwump page 2
A historical recipe blends biblical verses with kitchen directions. Cream butter sugar and honey, beat eggs, add milk, then lift and fold dry ingredients. Chop raisins and figs, flour them, bake at 350 degrees until set for a large heavy cake.
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Sheba
Solomon
Isamuel
Nahum
Famed radio commentator Paul Harvey keynotes ETCC banquet
Paul Harvey addressed the East Texas Chamber of Commerce golden anniversary banquet at Gregg County fairgrounds. He urged optimism, critiqued doom journalism, noted crime trends and economic resilience, and highlighted American values, employment highs, and hope for the future.
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Jimmy Brown
Longview
Paul Harvey
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Gregg County Fairgrounds
Middle America
Harvey
ETCC
James D. Eppwright
Dallas
U. S
America
Israel urges end to Mexico travel boycott by U S Jews
An Israeli government source says U S Jewish groups should terminate the boycott on Mexican travel after talks between Mexico's Emilio Rabasa and Israel's Yigal Allon. The stance follows Mexico's UN vote and long-standing ties highlighted by Echeverria's Israel visit and support for Israeli sovereignty.
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Mexico City
U. S
Yedioth Ahronoth
Emilio O. Rabasa
Yigal Allon
United Nations
Middle East
Mexico
Israel
Luis Echeverria
Kuwait
Echeverria
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