Kilgore Calls Patriotism A Continuous Holiday Duty
U S Representative Joe Kilgore argues Fourth of July devotion should extend beyond holidays. He recalls the Declaration of Independence and its self evident truths that all men are created equal and possess unalienable rights including life liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Kilgore emphasizes enduring American liberty and the imperfect yet valuable preservation of Founding principles.
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Complex Nation Then and Now Reflections
The passage reflects on how the United States has grown since 1776 noting that the signers faced real risks yet their act was not simple. It contrasts past dangers with present complexity in national life and governance.
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Patriotism Today Defines Love of Country
A simple dictionary sense of patriotism as love and devotion to national welfare is explored. The piece argues patriotism remains timeless beyond holidays and is a continuous influence on Americans who value freedom and strive to safeguard it at home.
Visitors From Home Stop By City Office
Mayor and Mrs. Bill Bormann and family of San Juan visit the city office, along with Lt. Col. Clark P. Manning of Weslaco and L F E Owens of Palm Springs, California, formerly of Harlingen.
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San Juan
Clark P. Manning
Weslaco
L. FE. Owens
Palm Spring
California
Harlingen
First Baptist Church hosts 54th anniversary and farewell notices
A covered dish supper at the First Baptist Church celebrated the 54th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Noah Longshore and bid farewell to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Evans. Mr. Evatts leaves Port Isabel Schools after three years to teach in Pearsall, Texas, with his family moving at month’s start.
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Workers Conference Held at First Baptist Church
The Brownsville event took place Tuesday at the First Baptist Church with the Youth Crusaders leading the program. The gathering showcased youth-led activities and community focus.
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Brownsville
Teen Table Talk heads to bay front picnic Friday
Friday evening the Teen Table Talk meets at the Church at 6 o'clock and proceeds to the bay front for a picnic and ore catching outing. Corfe prepares for a good time.
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Corfe
Birth day cake for 84 year old resident at Harlingen Home
Rev and Mrs Dréewery Susie Landers carry a birthday cake to Mr Otis Allen at the Harlingen Nursing Home where he is a resident. Allen is 84. First Baptist Church clears a lot across from the church and uses it as a parking lot. Valley Baptist Hospital in Harlingen notes an event on Friday. Coach Waldrum family mourns the death of the coach’s father near Corpus Christi. Darion and Nadel Drewery visit sister Mrs Dorothy Grandon in Lovington New Mexico for two weeks.
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Susie Landers
Otis Allen
Harlingen
Mr. Allen
Waldrum
Corpus Christi
Darion and
Nadel Drewery
Mrs. Drothy Grandon
Lovington
New Mexico
Pecans look promising for 1963 harvest says Tex A&M expert
College Station TEXAS A&M horticulturist F R Brison predicts a strong pecan crop in 1963 after a poor 1962 yield of about 79 million pounds. He notes heavy cluster loads, low casebearer populations due to spraying with malathion and lindane, and emphasis on leaf nut ratio and weed control to boost size and number.
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F. R. Brison
Texas A&m College
Texas
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Medical care dollars shift to other groups last year
Last year American doctors received 25 percent of medical care dollars, down nearly five percent from 1950, underscoring a shift in who pays for medical services.
Lawful Bounds of Court Authority and Contempt
This State Bar of Texas feature explains how judges maintain order and fairness, issuing on the spot fines or jail in contempt cases and handling outside court disobedience with hearings. It warns lawyers to zealously protect clients while urging reliance on attorneys for lawful guidance.
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Simple Rules Will Prevent Accidents While Fishing
Mercury outboard experts urge anglers to follow basic safety rules while fishing from a boat. Cast at right angles, avoid whips, store plugs securely, lift bass by the lip only with care, and never yank a stuck lure. Move the boat to free gear, and choose safety minded partners. Hooks are for fish not people.
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Mercury
First Woman Enters A&M Veterinary School
Kingsville report notes Sonja Faye Oliphant a Texas A M senior veterinarian major from Poteet will be the sole woman enrolled in the Texas A&M College School of Veterinary Medicine this fall. She attended A M last semester and was active in the Rodeo Club. Dr. Alvin Price said four women sought entry this fall, Oliphant was the only one accepted.
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Texas A&m College
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Texas A & M School of Veterinary Medicine
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Teen drivers warned to drive safely to seem mature
The Texas Safety Association says teen drivers who drag on public roads play chicken and speed loudly reveal their insecurity. TSA urges teens seeking adult acceptance to drive quietly and skillfully, like mature drivers.
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Tex
Texas Safety Association
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