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Newspaper
Port Isabel Press
Location
Port Isabel, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1963
Page
3
Kilgore reflects that no magical day will erase problems, forecasting ongoing US defence costs, crowded cities, uneven economies, and jobs shifts. He cites tensions with communism, future space and energy frontiers, and the need to improve education as Brainpower shapes tomorrow’s prosperity. Visitor Luis R. Garibay of McAllen stops by.
The piece argues that leaving problems behind by moving west is no longer feasible or desirable. It notes that frontier optimism faded and that past hardships differ from present ones, but questions the idea of returning to older economic conditions as a solution.
College Station officials warn nitrate poisoning endangers livestock, especially cattle grazing plants recently fertilized with high nitrates. Toxic nitrites reduce blood capacity, causing blue skin, staggering gait, rapid pulse, pain, bloat, salivation and labored breathing. Contaminated water and oat hay pose additional danger.
Port Isabel Press discusses the perils of mergers outlining potential risks and consequences for businesses and communities in a dated 1963 context. The piece warns of unintended financial strain and integration challenges facing small operators and local economies.
Law enforcement from the Game and Fish Commission notes a drop from 434 total violations in January to 269 in February due to hunting season terminations. Violations include hunting without a license down to 21 and hunting in a closed season falling to 13, with fishing license breaches rising to 32. Some February cases involve improper oyster handling.
Experts warn nitrite poisoning can come from multiple sources and suggest removing animals from suspected pastures and calling a veterinarian. Patterson emphasizes the risk of combined nitrite intake and urges prompt veterinary attention for affected livestock.
The recent fall in fed cattle prices worries cattlemen in Texas as supplies rise. Ed Uvacek of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service notes heaviest cattle slaughter weights since 1961 and predicts heavy marketings in the West and Corn Belt over the next three to four months. He advises limiting capital investment and marketing cattle as they reach desired grades. Also, two Texas delegates to the International Farm Youth Exchange return after six months abroad, James Hollingsworth and Pete Plank among 33 ambassadors.
The San Jacinto Monument crowns Texas history with its 570 feet while Gulf Coast beaches rival the world. In San Antonio the Alamo stands as Cradle of Texas Liberty, and in the center of the state Texas Longhorn Cavern ranks as the biggest cave in Texas and among the world’s largest. Sightseeing is fun in Texas.
The article marks May Day as LAW DAY USA for the sixth year, urging renewed belief in government under law. It contrasts freedoms protected by constitutions and courts with tyrannies, calling LAW DAY a declaration of America's distinction from communism and the aim to uphold individual rights.
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