Kilgore's Capitol Comments Promote Private Enterprise
In his first Economic Report to Congress President Johnson predicts growth to 623 billion in goods and services this year if the tax cut bill passes quickly and inflationary pressures are managed. He plans an early warning system for price rises and urges private sector expansion over public spending. Local visitors include Robert Liddell Frank Nye Jr Homer Trimble Carleton Adan Jr John Hurd and U S Marshal Jesse Dobbs.
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Congress
Lyndon Johnon
House
Jon
United States
Develo
Canada
Robert Liddell
San Benito
Frank R. Nye, Jr
Homer Trimble
Rio Grande City
Carleton Adan, Jr. Devine
John G. Hurd
Laredo
U. S. Marshall
Jesse Dobbs
Pear
Economic Report Outlines Federal Spending Cuts Plan
Budget message details high level plans for reducing next year’s deficit. Proposals aim at controls on federal spending to improve fiscal health this year.
FCC ends probe into limits on commercial material
The FCC announced it has closed proceedings on possible rules limiting the amount of commercial material on television and radio. It stated that enacting such rules would not be appropriate at this time, noting the agency administers airwave use to serve the public interest without explicit power to cap commercial content.
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Federal Communications Commission
Commission
FCC
PCC
Colt 45s to Tour Southwest in 1964 Season Preview
The Colt 45s announced a 1964 season publicity tour covering over 2 000 miles to more than 25 southwestern cities. The traveling party includes broadcaster staff and publicists, with players Parre Staub and others sharing views on the upcoming season.
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Houston Colt
Num Om Sue
Alee
Mee
Dick Farrell
Heese
Rusty Sisub
View
George Kirkwey
Gene Bistom
Lee Passe
Bill Giles
God
Parre
Moustern
Staub
New Orleans
Colt 45
Rex
The Law On Real Estate Title Examinations
A State Bar feature explains why a title examination protects buyers in real estate. It warns against relying on warranty deeds or mortgage title insurance alone and outlines how an attorney reviews deeds mortgages wills and court decrees to determine ownership and defects before securing a marketable title.
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Texas
State Bar of Texas
A and I Homecoming Set For October Tenth
Plans for the annual Texas A and I College homecoming were discussed by the executive board of the Ex. Students Association. J. E. Turner said the agriculture department would assist with events. Gilstrap Bishop leads the association with Morris Talbert Weslace as vice president.
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Texas A&1 College
Ex. Students Association
J. E. Turner
Agriculture Department
Gilstrap
Bishop
Morris Talbert Weslace
Young Texan for December
A Texas youth named Thomas Aters aged 48 is mentioned alongside student Jerry who carries a 5 scholastic average, is a football letterman and game captain, and participates in nearly all sports while serving as junior deacon and Youth member.
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Poe
Thomas Aters
Meath
Jerry
Texas Legionnaires Set Mid Winter Conference in Houston
Texas Legionnaires and Auxiliary members will gather at the Rice Hotel in Houston on February 12 for the Mid Winter Conference. Opening session features National Vice Commander Ey from Mexico City and National Vice President Mrs. Dan Weite Jr from Centre Alabama. Memorial service led by Rev. P Carmichael of San Antonio with membership drive and door prize drawing planned.
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Houston
Texas
Rice Hotel
Harry Ey
American Legion
Mexico City
Mexico
Dan Weite
The
Centre
Alabama
P. Carmichael
San Antonio
American Legion of Has
Abilene
Weather records explain high gas bills in Rio Grande Valley
Rio Grande Valley Gas Company notes bills rose due to unusually cold November and December 1963. Degree-day data show December 1963 had 342 degree days, 230 percent above normal, driving record gas heating usage despite mild expectations.
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Rio Grande Valley Gas Company
Valley
Exrience
U. S. Weather Bureau
South
Texas
Ba Company
Community letters and light anecdotes from Port Isabel
A cheerful collection from Port Isabel residents recalling moves across states, family visits from Lodi, California, and musings on politics, health, smoking, and a humorous classroom exchange. The notes reveal neighbors sharing opinions on a possible woman president, childrearing, smoking shifts, and casual social moments with visitors signing off.
Bears Not Legal In All Texas Counties
Officials in Texas warn bears are not legal game in many counties under Parks and Wildlife rules. A bear kill in Maverick County was legal only in counties with a seasonal window from November 16 to December 2. The law limits hunting to specific counties and warns that bears are protected in most border counties with no open season.
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Austin
Parks and Wildlife Department
Maverick
Texas
J. B. Phillips
Parks and Jete Department
Mexico
Reguyn
Phillips
Nuestions and Answers for Veterans
Q A re peacetime veterans entitled to disability or for a connected disability No Q My service connected disability is rated at 30 percent Can I be entitled to extra compensation for dependents A No Only veterans whose service connected disabilities are rated at 50 percent or more are entitled to additional compensation or dependents Q As an eligible War Orphans have educational rights but wish to continue working too May 1 attend school for less than half time under the War Orphans Educational program A No Regulations require that a student must attend School at least half time to be eligible for the War Orphan program payments
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DeFords
Port Isabel
Lodi
Marwared
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Breedlove Insurance Agcy
Weslaco
Kreidler-Ashcraft
A &1
Texas Legionnaires
Rio Grande
Matamoros
Port Sinclair
RGY
MR. Deford
Munie Art
Darling
Doris Day
James Garner
Paul Newman
Elke Sommer
V.T.C
Brownsville
Padre Island
Nie
Charter Service & Tours
Pire Dept
Batsell
E. Elizabeth
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