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Newspaper
Rusk Cherokeean
Location
Rusk, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1962
Page
10
Public notice salutes individuals organizations and businesses aiding Cherokee County Dairy Day. The event touted as Texas most extensive dairy observance gains national attention through American Dairy Association planning and countywide participation acknowledging local dairy producers and supporters.
Treasury Secretary Dillon hints in New York that a comprehensive tax overhaul will cut income tax rates. The move, tied to a forthcoming tax bill, follows the President's confirmation and stock market jitters linked to inflation ending. Washington insiders note the debt ceiling plea shadows the reform.
A Kingsville editor reports the Kennedy public relations corps explained the S O B tag stands for Save Our Business. The piece cautions against premature conclusions about the president's alleged labeling of firms weeks earlier.
A Texas Bar feature argues words are essential tools in all professions and should be used precisely though some fields benefit from flexible phrasing. It notes terms like Economy Public Interest Rights and Freedom have appeared frequently in recent weeks.
Dr. George S. Benson critiques the Kennedy administration's approach to steel profits, arguing advisers push socialist ideas and misread U.S. corporate earnings. He notes 1961 after tax profits rise but remain below 1956 and 1959 peaks, and barely surpass 1950 levels despite economic growth.
Longtime Jacksonville mayor Robert Huttash blends business leadership with civic work. He built a family owned body shop into a diversified operation and supports community and youth programs. He plans to continue public service beyond his term, crediting colleagues and his wife for success.
Insurance firms publish home security guidance for extended trips. Store valuables in a bank safe or secure location, avoid locking dresser drawers, remove temptations at the front door, arrange lawn care, keep the home looking lived in, close windows, turn off lights, unplug appliances, lock doors, and review the policy.
Texas crime shows a drop in major offenses in early 1962 while national figures rise for comparable cities. Unemployment fell to 43 percent of the workforce in April with wages up on average, and Texas payrolls near 3.63 million workers. Dr. Ralph Green says the state should limit new four year colleges, as University of Houston joins the system. Water storage remains around 76 percent capacity as May rains lag behind usage. Livestock health rules relaxed by the Texas Animal Health Commission ahead of June 15 enforcement to control brucellosis.
The excerpt quotes Bert Masterson predicting that most families will own three cars by 1975. It notes a humorous line about traffic jam at home and includes a quote from Edward Franta and a comment from Industrial Press Service about money aiding discovery of more interesting places.
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