Preview predicts Johnson victory and 1964 gains
The author forecasts Johnson will win the 1964 presidential election, with a tax cut retroactive to January and a civil rights bill. He also predicts rising interest rates, government and corporate bonds shifts, stable copper and raw materials, strong profits, and continued suburban building growth.
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Kennedy
Johnson
Congress
Pone Tinngan
Rockefeller
Nixon
United States
North
Savings Bank
Ber
Africa
Aroun
Coast Guard News Tangles with Multiple Rescue Operations
Coast Guard units respond to several distress calls and towing missions across port operations. Vessels such as the Bajamar Cartagena Outlaw and Miss Port Isabel required towing and salvage assistance amid rough seas, with crews from Port Mansfield and Crownsville stations directing rescue efforts and coordinating with the Campeche Patrol Vessel and Rescue Coordination Center in New Orleans.
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Bax
Port Mansfield
Allendartt
Assin
Itr
Bajamar
Michael Reese
Domandix Francia Snbm
Robert Max FN
Stuaity Jemon
Cochise
Allen
Calloway Seafoods Inc
Port Isabel
Crownsvdie
Bas
CGC
Kimball
Campeche
Port Landel
CG 4075
Ronald Parent
Jose Entrell
Donald LeFrancie
el Dorado
New Orleans
Southern Mist
Winter Visitors Plan New Year's Eve Party
Port Isabel Winter Visitors Club president Mr. Hubbard announced a New Year's Eve party at the Fire Hall starting at 8:00 p.m. All area winter visitors are invited to attend.
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Hubbard
Port Isabel
Wecherly's Body Found Off Local Dock
The body of Howada Wecherly, 39, was found floating under a dock Sunday around 3 30 p.m. by a boy. Artificial respiration failed and authorities ruled the death an accidental drowning. Wecherly, a shrimper for ten years, came from Mobile Alabama where a sister is located. The body was taken to Mae Funeral Home in San Benito.
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Howada
Weeherly
Port Isabel
Wecherly
Justice of the Peace Vere
Myrick
Mobile
Ala
Themae Funeral
Sen Benita
Cameron County Fresh Water District No 1 election set
The Cameron County Fresh Water District No 1 schedules an election for January 7 at the Fire Hall in Port Isabel. Nine candidates seek five seats. polls run 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Voters must be poll tax payers within the district.
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Cameron County
Election Board of Supervisors
Fidget Beil
Laguna
Heights
George Carr
Laguna Vista Cumbent
George Cess
Port Isabel
Whcamed Ki. A . Rk. K
Laguna Vista
George Colley
Carafren County
Services Held Saturday For Mrs. J. A. Medley
Mrs Elizabeth Sutherland Medley wife of former Weslaco Mayor James A Medley Jr died Wednesday night in Knapp Methodist Hospital after a short illness. She was a former president of the Valley Federation of Women Clubs and active in Weslaco affairs including organizing a citywide Christmas caroling program. Surviving are seven sisters and two brothers. The family requests contributions in lieu of flowers.
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Wessaco
Elizabeth Sutherland Mediey
Whfe
Weslaco
James A Mediey Jr
Grande Valley
Knapp Methodist Hospital
Valley Federation of Womens Clubs
Westeve
Medley
Texas Lowlevard
Central Pot
First Methodist Church
Port Isabel
Port
Hartingen
Ava Sutherland
Florence Hudson
Sen Benito
Mary
Vickrey
Mable Sutherland
Lucille Garmon
Houston
Minnie Beth Anderson
Victor
Jear O'Connell
Newark
N. J
John W. L. Sutherland
San Mareces
Wells F. Sutherland
Sabina
Mexico Invited To 1964 Shell Fair
Mexico shell collectors receive invitations to display their treasures at the 4th Annual South Padre Island Shell Fair on March 15 in Isla Blanca Park. Notices have been sent to Matamoros Tampico Torreon to recruit Mexican participants, with Canadian visitors also sought to boost international turnout.
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South Padre Island
Mexico
Vari Os Matamoros
Edna
Tampico
Torreon
Lawrence Allen
Bald
Isla Blanca Park
Shell Club
Valley Visitinggreen
Austin
San Antonio
Tbe
Capitol Prayer Room in Capitol Rotunda Seeks Divine Guidance
A small room in the Capitol, called the Capitol Prayer Room, was authorized by Congress in 1954 to provide a quiet space for lawmakers to seek prayer. The room features a Bible on an altar, a George Washington stained glass window, and a Lincoln quotation, urging citizens to pray for the nation and to serve rather than seek personal gain.
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Capitol
Congress
George Washington
God
The
United States
Lincoln
Gettysburg
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