Moon Trip Promises, Gold Loss, and Tax Talks Ahead
The piece surveys economics and policy, noting fruit market factors, future tax and inflation risks, and the dollar’s waning purchasing power. It predicts 1963 will not see a dollar devaluation, highlights gold as a losing balance, and forecasts growing moon exploration by multiple nations with China possibly leading. It warns that moon investment could offset fiscal tension for the Kennedy administration.
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United States
Wall Street
Lombard Street
Africa
Russia
England
France
Germany
China
United Nations
India
Burma
New England
South America
Horn
Pacific
Coast Guard Station Padre Island Sees Year-End Happenings
Coast Guard personnel wrap a week of light maintenance in Brownsville Port Isabel and Port Mansfield areas while welcoming visiting family for Christmas. The CGC 95325 departs for New Orleans next week. a 95 footer from Mississippi arrives to replace it. A new 82 foot patrol boat is set for Padre Island early spring, bringing 14 more Coast Guardsman and families to the area.
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
Richard Collins EN 2
Brownsville
Port Isabel
Port Mansfield
Terry Hegje SA
John
Padre Island
Massachusetts
New Orleans
Mississippi
Boutwell
Peyton backs Padre Island drive and chamber support
James A. Peyton, membership chairman, pledges support for the Padre Island Chamber of Commerce in 1963. He notes 3 000 inquiries in 1962 and commits to recruiting members, attending meetings, and mailing his membership check. The note cites the December 11 election of officers at Sandy Retreat Motel.
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the Gulf
Andy Bowie Park
Yes
South Padre Island
Sandy Retreat Motel
Jas. A. Peyton
Padre Island
Valley tourism outlook boosts South Padre Island appeal
Vickers asserts tourism has risen yearly since 1934 as the Valley markets South Padre Island near Port Isabel, Tex. He urges targeted advertising, welcoming hospitality, and continued growth in Port Isabel, Cameron County, and the Rio Grande Valley amid plans for new industries and crops.
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Vickers
Pete Smith
South Padre Island
McAllen
Cameron County
Port Isabel
Texas
U. S
Isla Blanca
America
Golden Gate
Washington
Brooklyn
Florida
Arizona
California
South
Midwest
Mexico
Jess
Brownsville
Rio Grande
Texas tax policy changes eyed by state commission
The Texas Commission on State and Local Tax Policy recommends twenty changes to the two per cent sales tax law aiming to shift revenue. The plan could add about 10.5 million annually while current year tax intake is about 170 million. Senator George Parkhouse chairs the panel with Hugo Lowenstern Dr John Stockton Louis Crump Jep Fuller and Representatives Sandahl Wilson. Voltage? Parkhouse says no new taxes if next biennium spending stays level. Proposals include taxing motor vehicle sales replacing selective tax and various exemptions and clothi ng tax expansion. Election Law Study Committee releases 221 page report seeking to remove code conflicts with main ideas to be bundled in one bill.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Commission On State and
George Parkhouse
Dallas
Hugo H. Low Wenstern
Amarillo
John R. Stockton
Louis Crump
San Saba
Jep S. Fuller
Port Arthur
Charles Sandahl
Charles Wilson
Trinity
Parkhouse
Commission
Election Law Study Committee
Tom Creighton
Mineral Wells
Festive Cranberry Pudding Cake
Festive Cranberry Pudding Cake combines yellow cake batter baked over cranberry pineapple sauce. Meringue topping with slivered almonds browns to finish. Enriched flour and added ingredients supply B vitamins and iron. Makes one 8 inch cake.
March of Dimes Aids Kathy in Columbus Treatment
Kathy Anderson of Grundy Virginia born December 1960 with spina bifida receives life changing care from March of Dimes funded Clinical Study Center in Columbus. Neighbors, family and doctors coordinated surgeries and monthly trips from Grundy to Columbus to monitor rehabilitation and improve prognosis.
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Kathy Anderson
James Anderson
Grundy
Kathy
Andersons
Linda Breese
Columbus
Ohio
March of Dimes
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Linda
Children’s Hospital
Ghana
Anderson
Sayers
Athy
Jim
Barbara Anderson
Robertson
Mrs. Anderson
Jim and
Open hearings set on voter laws and primary dates
Public will review proposals in the Senate chamber December 6 and 7, with hearings on a voter registration law and a plan to set primary election dates. Roy R. Evans of the state AFL-CIO opposed discrimination and supported a permanent registration plan tied to voting activity within two years.
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State Parks Board
C. A. Wheatly
San Antonio
Blanco County
Wheatlys
Wheatly
Watlys
Parks Board
Pedernales River
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