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Newspaper
Grand Saline Sun
Location
Grand Saline, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1966
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text from Grand Saline Texas includes postal and publication notes. Mentions Roberson L and a March 9 1997 act reference. Content is garbled and doesn’t present a clear event or notice.
The piece surveys Democratic and Republican campaigns led by Waggoner Carr and John Tower as they build machinery for the upcoming general election. It notes Carr’s May 7 performance, potential gubernatorial speculation for 1968, and raises Albert prospects including Yarborough and Spears. Also covers shifts in the Texas Legislature, court actions, and state policy moves affecting insurance, Medicare, and agriculture.
The United States is set to surpass 300 000 physicians this spring as medical school enrollments and graduations hit record levels. The AMA notes rapid growth since World War II, with 88 medical schools and more planned by 1975, plus programs to attract students and finance training.
The piece describes the official start of summer on June 21 1966 at 3 33 PM EST. It reflects on Edith Wharton’s line about summer afternoons and notes the season brings both leisure and risks. It urges thoughtfulness and safety for all enjoying summer activities.
The fragment mentions a deceased woman who passed away in April and had surviving husband and a daughter with a grandchild. It references relatives in Tulsa and California and Texas, plus a note about subscription renewal and a town in Oklahoma. It also briefly cites a Dorothy Vick instrument note and an obituary context.
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