Kilgore Comments On Adjournment And Federal Deficit
Kilgore argues Congress will likely stay in session past holidays to finish must pass legislation and notes a smaller deficit of 6.2 billion for the year ending June 30. He stresses face to face district ties, recounts a red tape anecdote, and lists district visitors from Mission Corpus Christi Laredo San Benito and Brownsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
Wills and Means Committee
Vernon F. Perry
Mission
Corpus Christi
John Hurd
Laredo
R. E. Bilbie
Richard
San Benito
George J. Krausse
George and
Stephen
Brownsville
The Mayflower Compact and the U S Constitution
A concise history tracing early social contracts from Socrates to the Mayflower Compact and the 1788 ratification of the U S Constitution. The piece notes the phrases proclaiming government by consent and the aims of justice domestic tranquility defense and liberty for future generations.
Port Isabel Plans Bond Elections For Wharf and Streets
Port Isabel Texas voters will decide August 5 1963 on bonds totaling 100000 for a new wharf and dock and related channels. Propositions include 33000 for street improvements and 12000 for sanitary sewer extensions with a 30 year repayment and 5.5 percent interest. The election is at City Hall with appointed managers and voting by machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Isabel
Texas
Board of Commissioners
State of
Lexus
J. A. Hockaday
Attes
Gertrude Gilliam
Cowart Elected To Another Term By Valley Farm Bureau
In a unanimous vote Valley Farm Bureau re elected its officers for the new year. Tom Cowart of San Benito remains president with Bruce Gilbert of Lyford as vice president and William Busch of Pharr as secretary treasurer. Board members include James Webb Brownsville, Robert Ballenger Combes, Earl Barnes Weslaco, Bill Boles Jr. Weslaco, Kenneth McNeil San Perlita, and Ramon Leal Raymondville. Special guests Charles Huff and Dick Mitchell discussed legislative outlook and a Valley wide membership drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Tom Cowart
San Benito
Bruce Gilbert
Lyford
William
Bill) Busch
Pharr
Valley Farm Bureau Board of Directors
James R. Webb
Brownsville
Cameron County Farm Bureau
Robert Ballenger
Combes
Earl Barnes
Weslaco
Bill Boles
Kenneth McNeil
San Perlita
Ramon Leal
Raymondville
Willaco County Farm Bureau
Cowart
Cameron County Farm Bureau Board
Busch
Hidalgo County Farm Bureau
Gilbert
Illacy County Farm Bureau
Charles Huff
Texas Farm Bureau
Austin
Dick Mitchell
Alice
Huff
Texas Legislatue
Mitchell
Aylin Advertising Adds Jerald Follis as Account Executive
Aylin Advertising Agency announces Jerald G Follis as Account Executive for the Harlingen Valley branch. Follis brings corporate PR and advertising experience from General Telephone and Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce. The Valley office now employs four staffers as the Houston based agency expands to Dallas San Antonio Miami Atlanta Beaumont and Harlingen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael B. O'Neill
Rio Grande Valley
Aylin Advertising Agency
Harlingen
Jerald
Jerry) G Follis
Follis
General Telephone Company of the Southwest
Fredericksburg
Texas
Chamber of Commerce
Aylin
O'Neill
Elaine Tomlinson
Jerry Lee
Valley
Aylin Advertising Agency, Inc
Houston
Dallas
San Antonio
Miami
Atlanta
Beaumont
Early Soil Sampling Urged by Texas Extension Service
College Station Texas April soil testing urged to prevent fall lab crowding. Bennett notes samples now mainly from pastures crops and beds, with May and June counts near normal at A M College High Plains Baylor County labs leading and Harris Henderson and Hal counties submitting most. Lime need for East Texas and Coast Prairie soils emphasized with fall planting in view. Contact county agent for sampling instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
William F. Bennett
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
A & M College
High Plains Lab
Baylor County
Harris County
Henderson County
Hal County
Bennett
East Texas
Texas
Evaporated Milk Promoted For Infant Feeding
Medical authorities advise continuing evaporated milk after formula ends. Mix with water and serve to babies, then introduce strained foods. Carnation Evaporated Milk touted as safe digestible whole milk with Vitamin D and half water removed. includes a Pear Banana Whip recipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carenation Company
Port Isabel City Commission to Hear Zoning Reclassification
The Port Isabel City Commission will meet at City Hall on August 12 1963 at 7 30 P M for a public hearing to consider reclassifying certain properties per a zoning and planning commission proposal on file with the City Secretary Objections and recommendations may be filed with the City Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
City
Port Isabel
Zoning and Planning Commission
Texas
Gertrude Gilliam
Texas Farm and Ranch Value Surpassed Only by Oil
COLLEGE STATION The value of Texas farm and ranch production runs just under 2.5 billion dollars annually. Oil is the only raw material with a higher value. Extension economist John McHaney notes agribusiness adds about 3.9 billion to the sector and supports roughly 20 percent of the state's labor force. He stresses agriculture is a competitive, large business shaping county economies and urges keeping Texas agriculture strong and competitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas
John McHaney
McHaney
Brownsville Attorney Named Associate Justice on New Texas Court
Judge T Gilbert Sharpe of Brownsville becomes one of the first justices on Texas 13th Court of Civil Appeals. He is the first Cameron County attorney elevated to appellate court, with 21 counties in its district and about one million residents. Other court members include Chief Justice Howard Green and Associate Paul Nye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Gilbert Sharpe
Brownsville
13Th Court of Civil Appeals
John Connally
Howard P. Green
Cuero
Paul W. Nye
Corpus Christi
Sharpe
Cameron County
Texas
Supreme Court of Texas
San Antonio
U. S
Cameron County Bar Association
Rio Grande Valley Association of School Trustees
Judge Sharpe
Dorothy
Tom
John
Sharon Ann
University of Texas Law School
Texas Southmost College
University of Texas
Cron County
Rio Grande Valley
Aggie Professor Joins Extension Service Program
L. D. Wythe White an assistant professor in the Texas A M College Department of Animal Husbandry has accepted a temporary post with the Texas Agricultural Extension Service Wythe serves July 16 through August 31 on the headquarters staff directing adult and 4 H horse programs and will work with Roy Snyder on the first statewide 4 H Horse Show set for August 22 23 at A M He will also handle limited field work and correspondence during the next academic year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A&m
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kilgore
Capitol
Rep
Joe M. Kilgore
15Th
South Texas
Socrates
Athens
New World
Cape Cod
United States
United States of America
State Bar of
Legals Legals
State OF Texas
Camern
Clyde Privett
Archie Causey
Helen E. Williams
Pascual Cisneros
Ened
National Cotton Council
Aggie
American Bankers Magazine
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!