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Newspaper
Grand Saline Sun
Location
Grand Saline, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1966
Page
2
In Cleveland, Secretary of Commerce John T. urges that advertising fuels prosperity and mass consumption. He cites lower unemployment, rising profits, and higher personal income tied to a robust advertising-supported press and public education campaigns.
Dear Mister Editor writes about government spending on a $28,400 desert cockroach study near Palm Springs. He riffs on taxes and half truths, with folks claiming prices and debts, and the storekeeper calculating each American’s share of a trillion plus dollars.
A 1966 ABA feature discusses hidden electronic listening devices in cars homes and pockets. It explains when such recordings are admissible while noting unlawful entry voids evidence, and emphasizes balancing privacy with crime fighting in a free society. Will Bernard writes.
Van Zandt County Club will begin a series of square dance lessons led by Lester Godwin of Tyler on Tuesday December 6 at 7 30 p m. A public citation by publication is issued in a divorce case Samuel Lyle Hunter v Donna Jean Hunter with return by January 2 1967 in Canton Texas.
Mrs W D Barnes reports a string of visitors over the holiday period. Guests include H H Beggs of Colo and Bill Dean of Bonham, Jim Stamps of Van, Calvin Strange of Athens, Burldean Moody of Hurst, Charles Pepper and family, Dick McKinney and children, and numerous Dallas associations. Other stops feature A C Watkins and children, Edgar Bell of Denton, and Tom Bell hosting Thanksgiving in Dallas with Joe Jeffery family and A C Watkins family. Floyd Heddin and Christi joined H O Arnold, while Charlie Eason of Ben Wheeler visited Barnes.
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