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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1969
Page
2
The piece highlights the sacrifices of physicians facing exhaustion as Medicare Medicaid and federal programs expand. It notes a Tennessee town with a lone doctor who died leaving a clinic idle since 1963 and argues for sustained individualism compassion and scientific learning as foundations of modern US medical care.
Noted economist Mitton Friedman argues unemployment figures mislead. He says 4 percent equals about 2.2 million unemployed with 1 million teens, half of whom seek first jobs, and only 150,000 unemployed for six months or more. He cautions against overstating hardship to inflame policy.
A collection of opinion excerpts argues that tolerance for crime is waning and that enforcing existing laws matters more than rapidly passing new ones. Writers urge practical solutions, such as workforce effort and targeted protections, over broad, aspirational reforms.
Dora Price 83 longtime Upshur County resident died Monday at Gilmer Convalescent Center. Funeral held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Croley Funeral Home with Rev. Cletus Speed officiating. Burial at Pleasant Hill Cemetery. She was a Pritchett Baptist Church member and sister of Rosie Lee Rogers and Willie Stanley.
Cadet Daniel A Denes Merritt 20 year old son of Mr and Mrs Hsderrit will visit area schools in December as a U S Military Academy representative. He will speak at Gladewater Kilgore Pine Tree High then Kilgore Junior College and First Christian Church.
In 1943 Amish families fled modern life to Arkansas Ozarks with 150 acre plots at six dollars per acre. By 1966 a new group left the U S seeking primitive life and eight families moved to the Belize River foothills near the Maya Mountains, acquiring 3640 acres.
Richard M. Nixon selects Helen Delich Bentley, former Baltimore Sun waterfront editor, as chairwoman of the Federal Maritime Commission, becoming the first woman to skipper the U.S. Merchant Marine fleet. Bentley is described as plainspoken, hardworking, and fairminded, greeting callers with a cheerful hello. The Cypress Queen stern-wheeler has ceased operations on Cypress Bayou and is offered for sale after excursions from Jefferson.
Dennis Tlubner reports on E-Tex turkeys taking a holiday as farmers adjust schedules and markets respond to seasonal pauses. Local producers seek cost relief and consumer demand remains steady amid festive season shifts.
Henry Cathcart reports from Washington that the Senate’s sharp critics of President Nixon’s Vietnam policy have paused their public attack. The size and stance of the silent majority remain to be seen as hearings may close to the public.
Texas public school administrators will attend 20 regional sessions starting December to review a revised vocational program planning guide aligned with the State Plan for Vocational Education. TEA staff will explain implications as regions in Fort Worth Richardson Mount Pleasant Kilgore host meetings December 5 8 9 10.
Reader questions to Colonel Morris S Schwartz State Director cover postponement for bar exam dates and continuing deferment while studying abroad at University of London. Additional items describe Cypress Queen replica boat, Madame Chiang Kai shek paintings, Dr Mildred Mayhall on Texas Indians, Thanksgiving reflections, Amish migrations to Central America and Paraguay, SBA counselor Charles Motz in Tyler, and Economic Opportunity Loans under Title IV provisions.
The Gladetuater Mirror lists Mrs Harry Kates Neal Clark Jack Elrod Fredalene Clark Harriett Walton Jerry Kates among featured residents in a community spotlight. The short piece highlights local figures and their connections within the town.
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