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Newspaper

Rusk Cherokeean

Location

Rusk, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1964

Page

10

Farm Bureau Leader Criticizes Agriculture Department Policy

Charles B. Shuman of the American Farm Bureau Federation tells an New York audience that government meddling in markets and prices costs farmers billions and pushes prices up and down. He cites subsidy changes from 1961 to 1963 and argues for freeing farmers from entangling programs while noting jobs at USDA and impacts on wheat and cotton.

Charles B. Shuman American Farm Bureau Federation National Conference Board, Inc New York Agriculture Department Freeman Johnson Shuman USDA Congress House Farm Bureau

Disfranchised Citizens Call for Voting Reforms

The Saturday Evening Post editorial cites an American Heritage Foundation study showing eight million Americans could not vote for president in 1960 due to outdated residency rules. It urges states to shorten residence requirements and allow absentee ballots for recent movers. fifteen states have already acted.

Saturday Evening Post American Heritage Foundation

Dollar Worth in Gold Dwindles Amid Foreign Aid Debate

The piece argues that the United States no longer holds enough gold to redeem all dollars and blames foreign aid and overseas spending for $26 billion held abroad. It warns that devaluation may come unless foreign outlays are cut and the Johnson foreign aid program is blocked.

Franklin D. Roosevelt Fort Knox Bone

Dub Isaacs Plans New Auto Agency in Crockett

J W Isaacs widely known civic booster and longtime Cherokees dealer announces plans to open T H Motors Inc in Crockett within a month. The new agency will sell Oldsmobiles Pontiacs and GMCs as a new building rises at the site.

J. W. Isaacs Civic Cherokees Dub Isaacs Leeman Isaacs Motor Company Ford Agency Chevrolet Lee and McCarroll Crockett T&h Motors, Inc

Auto Insurance Rates To be Lower Next Year

Auto insurance rates are set to fall next year due to an automated overhaul of driver classification by the National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters and the National Automobile Underwriters Association. The system links premiums to claim costs by group, noting that married young men, married women, and educated drivers tend to claim less. The reforms aim for fairer pricing, effective January 1, with detailed data analysis continuing.

America National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters National Automobile Underwriters Association Thuis

Liberty Amendment analyzed in a political essay by Jack Smith

The article reviews the Liberty Amendment text item by item. It argues the measure would force federal government compliance with the Constitution, allow three years to liquidate unconstitutional activities, and repeal the personal income tax after that period. It contrasts revenue sources and warns against fiscal irresponsibility and expanded government spending.

Jack Smith United States Congress

Mansion restored to historic Monte Verdi in Rusk County

In Glenfawn near Mt Enterprise East Texas High, the 114 year old Monte Verdi mansion once crumbling has been restored by Mr and Mrs E F Lowery. The Texas State Historical Survey designated the house for a historical medallion first in Rusk County and it opens to visitors for a nominal fee.

Pine Hills Rusk County Julien Sidney Devereux George Washington Mt. Vernon E. F. Lowery Historical Survey Committee Devereux Glenfawn U.S. Hwy. 84 Mt. Enter

Cherokeean weekly details publication and pricing

National Editor notes this weekly Cherokeean is published by E. H. Whitehead Enterprises. E. H. Whitehead serves as Editor and Publisher with Mrs Fe H Whitehead as Office and Business Manager. Subscription rates listed include 3.00 per year in county, 1.75 for six months, 4.00 per year out of county, 2.25 for six months out of county. Entered second class matter at Rusk post office under act of March 3 1879.

Texas’ Offen Weexly E. H. Whitehead FE. H. Whitehead Rusk Texas

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