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Newspaper

Port Isabel Press

Location

Port Isabel, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1963

Page

3

Medfly Threat to U S Fruit Industry Prompt Action

Ilgore's Capitol Comments warns that the Mediterranean fruit fly known as Medfly poses a serious risk to Texas citrus and the US vegetable sector. The piece urges strengthened US Mexico joint efforts, cites past success against animal disease, and notes South Texas as a key stake. Visitors to the office include Vernon Bourdette, Jack Key, Dean Porter, and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Stokely.

U. S Mexico Vernon Bourdette Jack Key Laredo Fort Worth Dean Porter Herb Stokely Brownsville

Cooperative Effort Tackles Medfly Spread in the Americas

U.S. Agricultural Research Service officials report ongoing cooperation with Central American and Mexican authorities to control the Medfly spread. A meeting between U S and Mexican technologists is planned in Washington or Mexico City to evaluate the problem and advise governments. The program includes trapping and regulatory efforts in Mexico to detect infestations.

Central America South Texas Latin America Nicaragua Honduras Agricular Research Service U.spartment of Agriculture Costa Rica U. S Mexico Washington Mex- 2

Dust washing keeps CPL lines humming in windy coastal weather

Central Power and Light crews work overtime washing substations and transmission lines to counter dust deposits from salt laden Gulf winds. Insulators collect dust that can arc electricity and cause service interruptions, so the company maintains a regular washing program with distilled water and tank trucks.

Central Power and Light Company CPL Stuart Adkins Gulf Lower Valley Mmaneger

Overhanging Tree Liability and Neighbor Trimming Rights

A Texas Bar news feature explains branches overhanging a neighbor’s property may be cut by the boundary owner but not beyond it without trespass risk. The tree owner must remove dangerous limbs when aware of risk. if a decayed tree falls and injures or damages, the owner may be liable. The piece cautions readers to consult an attorney for specific facts.

Joyce Kilmer State Bar of Texas

Port Isabel Proclaims National Highway Week 1943

The city of Port Isabel designates May 26 to June 1 as Highway Week urging citizens to recognize Texas highway needs amid growth and economic expansion. Mayor J. A. Hockaday urges support for highway improvement and safety nationwide.

Texas Highway Department Port Isabel Texas J. J. A. Hockaday J. A. Hockaday

Valley Interests Favor Laredo Eagle Pass Road

Brownsville Chamber of Commerce backs a river route between Laredo and Eagle Pass to shorten trips for West Coast tourists. Cameron County Commissioners already favor the route. Highway officials are urged to turn the existing road into an all weather highway.

Brownsville Texas Highway Commission Roberto Benavides Webb County Dan McDuff Maverick County Cameron County Commissioners Court Laredo - Eagle Pass Mitchell Highway Department California Mexico

Bankers to Name Officers at Mercedes Banquet

The Valley Bankers Association will name new officers for the coming year at their Mercedes banquet. The article lists past affiliations including the International Banking School at Moscow State University in 1982 and roles with the Association of Reserve City Bankers and the National Planning Association. Also notes quotes from Gordon Cooper and a Lambertville record.

Newcomen Society International Banking School Moscow State University Moscow Ussr Association of Reserve City Bankers State Agricultural and Industrial Development Board of Georgia National Council National Planning Association Alpha Tau Omega Capital City Club Piedmont Driving Club Atlanta National Press Club Washington

Texas Cotton Crop Brings 809 Million in 1962 Decline

Texas cotton producers earned 809 million dollars for the 1962 crop, down slightly from 1961 totals as lint and seed prices fell. The crop was the second largest since 1949, with 4.726 million bales from 6.5 million acres at 348 pounds per acre.

Texas College Station Fred €. Flint Extension Bureau of Census High Plains California Arizona Elliott Tate

Mrs E Adams Delivers Folk Music History At DAR Meeting

Mrs E J Adams of Sinton presented a program on American folk music to the DuBois Hite Chapter of the DAR at Landrum's in Brownsville during a May luncheon. She traced folk music from Colonial times through wars and expansion, highlighting the Negro influence and the spiritual. Officers for the coming year were installed, and CAR interest was noted with a prospective chapter sponsorship and senior president appointment.

E. J. Adams Sinnito DuBois-Hite Boanaabs Landrum’s Brownsville Adams Robert W. Lynch C. L. Burns Elna Jaquis Maizie Robinson M. E. Palmer W. R. Simpson Rio Grande Valley DAR CAR John H. Hunter W. E. Pilitt

Mobil Guide reviews 15000 hotels and eateries nationwide

Port Isabel notes the Mobil Guide lists over 15 000 hotels motels and restaurants rated by trained reviewers and national consultants. It includes exact locations phone numbers prices hours and facilities with a Michelin style five star scale and a value check mark for inexpensive options. The guide, which accepts no advertising, costs 1 50 per volume and is sold in bookstores and Mobil service stations.

Michelin of France Mobil Guide Mobil

Texarkana Sosial Hostesses Featured In event

Jr Winnie Malling Smith of Texarkana Ark Mrs Jack Schulze and Mrs John CG With ers Mrs A L Williamson and Mrs Elizabeth Vivier were hostesses for the gathering giving details of arrangements and attendees.

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