Editorial on looming 1963 politics and civic duty
The piece warns of national and local issues in 1963 urging citizens to stay informed and vote. It condemns inflation, illiteracy, undernourishment, housing shortages, medical costs, and war while praising efforts to avert calamities and urging readers to exercise their voting rights promptly.
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Cameron County
United States
Traquem
Hugh Percentage
at the _ Register
Fed
Congress
Right Still Outweighs Wrong In Constitution’s Shield
Editorial argues the U S Constitution protects society by upholding rights that shelter the innocent and allow families to remain free from tyranny. It counters that even as extremists and criminals exploit it, the document ultimately preserves justice and safeguards victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
All-Valley Band Concert Set at McAllen on Jan 6
Three La Feria Band students join All-Valley High School for a concert at 8 p.m. January 6 in the McAllen Civic Center. Guest clinician and conductor Avron Lumbrazo, longtime director at Ponger High School in Chicago, directs and has appeared with top ensembles.
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la Feria Band
Studen
All - Valley
McAllen
Lumbrazo
Moneux
Reiner
Fiedler
Kublick
Rodzinski
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Dinah
Danny Kaye
Texans for Traffic Safety Calls for tougher laws and attitude change
The group argues vaccines won’t curb crashes and urges stronger laws, stricter enforcement, and a shift in driver behavior to reduce traffic accidents.
State Capital Tigi La His A Nog Ato Ta
Lighthouse continues from page 1 with Vern Sanford associated with a state capital story. Details remain fragmentary as text trails off mid report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigi
1968 Texas political year goes under the political microscope
Austin outlines a pivotal 1968 Texas political calendar with a looming Democratic governor race and potential Republican challenge. Key dates include February 5 filing, May 4 first primary, June 1 second primary, and November 5 general election. Also noted are state rulings, tax shifts, and a new book on the Capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Texas
U. S
Ralph Yarborough
Preston Smith
John Hill
Atty
Waggoner Catt
Dallas
Gordon McLendon
Houston
Don Yarborough
George Bush
John Tower
Texas Party
Attorney General
State Welfare Department
Crawford C. Martin
Martin
Railroad Commission
Cochran County Memorial Hospital
White seeks tenth term as Texas agriculture chief
John C. White announces for a 10th term as Texas Commissioner of Agriculture. State Securities Board reports handling a record 650.4 million dollars in permits to sell securities, up 100 million from 1966. Masters resigns from State Board of Education.
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John C. White
Texas Commissioner of Agriculture
State Securities Board
B. F. Masters
Kilgore College
State Board of Education
Texas Commission On Alcoholism
Texas Water Development Board
Texas
Texas Hospital Association Tive
C. Ray Hurst
1968 Outlook Pinpoints Housing and Markets
Long-range forecast covers real estate trends with rising single family prices and tighter mortgage funding. It also predicts stock market shifts toward electric utilities and blue chip industries while warning of inflation and crime risks in 1968.
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U. S
Banks
N. Y. Stock Exchange
McMamara
Census marks 200 million Americans milestone publication
The Census Bureau notes 200 million population with 102 million females and two thirds in metro counties. About 19 million over 65, births every 814 seconds and deaths every 17 seconds. Public copies available for $1 from Houston Field Office at 5102 Federal Building.
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Bureau of the Census
Edward T. Fecteau, Jr
Houston
Department of Commerce
United States
Houston Field Office
Federal Building
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All-Valley Band
Harkin
Mouser
Cooper Dam
Joe G. Moore Jr
State Board of Insurance
Cioithe
Treelie
Stackerville
Corpus Christi
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el Paso
Henrietta
Ingleside
Rape
Orange Grove
R. Texankans
Winston Churchill
Texas’ Capitol
Texas Legislative Council
State Highway Department
Texas Capitol
Washington - On - the Brazos
Capitol Complex
State Capitol
Travel and Information Division
Texas State Highway
Price
Texas Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Mh-Mr
John Kinross - Wright
Uus
Internal Revenue Oe
Internal Revenue People
MHMR
Babson
A& M Scho
12Th St
Brownsville
Essie Marchman
Census Journal
LA Verne
Tropical Fish
Palm Village
Brownsvi
Los Fresnos State Park
Los Fresnos
Cameron County Fresh Water Supply District NO
E. W. Cateora
Gilbert Groomer
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