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Newspaper
Rusk Cherokeean
Location
Rusk, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1963
Page
8
Bankers in Texas report higher deposits seen as evidence of robust business activity and liquidity. They say deposits support higher living standards and employment, while national growth nudges up. Critics debate whether deposits accurately index the economy as Kennedy seeks foreign aid guidance.
An IP column notes the claim that Russians invented the hamburger with early tartars and a bun. It suggests Hamburg seamen brought it west and that Americanizing it paired it with French fries, making the hamburger a cosmopolitan dish.
An editorial criticizes another Foreign Aid study commission saying it will yield a biased whitewash. The piece lampoons the panel’s members including Lucius Clay and Robert Lovett as ineffective, arguing the aid program is wasteful and poorly run regardless of who is appointed.
The U S Army Corps of Engineers will open bids in Mobile for barracks to house 300 troops guarding James Meredith at Ole Miss. The Kennedy brothers have spent millions promoting armed force to enforce desegregation, while troops face strict orders and isolation in Oxford.
William R. Harrison Jr. has managed 4,500 active veteran cases since Nov 1 1958 and helped secure $533 744 in new benefits for Cherokee County veterans. His work with the Veterans Affairs Commission underscores the growing, intricate program and the need for proactive claims and dependents support.
John Dowdy pledges opposition to packing the House Rules Committee in a letter to Howard W. Smith. He emphasizes preserving the committee’s integrity and hopes Texas colleagues join in the opposition to扩大 packing. Kennedy aides had suggested a packed panel to push the 1963 program.
A Senate Internal Security Subcommittee report titled Visa Procedures of Department of State questions deportation attempts against Katanga's Michel Struelens and reveals harassment of nonaligned diplomats. It notes limited anti Katanga propaganda funding, executive secrecy, and calls for a full congressional inquiry while offering free copies from Washington.
A neighbor reports hearing a woman ask to be released as a man rings a doorbell and they ignore the knock. No further details on location or consequences are provided.
A collection of brief quotes from Ray Winans H R Gross B J Dahl and George B Bowra touching on four day work weeks rising interest on the federal debt and women delivering after dinner speeches reflecting mid-century views.
The Cherokeean, Texas oldest weekly newspaper published by E. H. Whitehead Enterprises. Editor E. H. Whitehead and Glenn Brown. Office manager Mrs Fe H Whitehead. Subscription rates listed: 3.06 yearly, 1.78 half-year in county. 4.08 yearly, 2.30 half-year out of county. Price includes sales tax. Entered second class at the Rusk post office under act of March 3 1879.
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