Texas Wonder Spots From Mistletoe to Fort Parker
A tour through Texas highlights old forts, historic figures, and scenic sites. Mexia’s growth after oil booms, Old Fort Parker and Cynthia Ann Parker, the Governor’s Mansion in Austin, and the Pueblo ruins near Perryton are featured alongside Borger’s oil town lore and Decatur’s fame through historic transport lines.
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Mexia
Old Fort Parker
Parker
Cynthia Ann
Quanah Parker
Cynthia
Outlook for cattle hogs and sheep range conditions in 1963
Range conditions in Texas and the United States are fair but could improve with rain. Beef production rose 6 percent in the first half of 1963, driven by heavier weights and more cattle slaughtered, with July to September marketings possibly up 9 percent from 1962. Hog prices remain stable with a small seasonal dip expected late in 1963, while lamb prices may rise modestly.
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Texas
United States
Rare Jacana found dead on Texas road near Elsa
A Game Warden reports a rare Jacana, a Central and South American shore bird, was found dead beside a road in the Elsa area after likely hitting telephone wires. The bird, about 8% inches with distinctive yellow frontal shield, is a seldom visitor to Texas.
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Rockport
Texas Magic Valley
Raymond Davee
Edinburg
Gregory Moodle
Gene Kelley
Elsa
Central
South America
Texas
Wilson
Visitors flock to Monument Hill State Park in July
Eleven thousand six hundred forty guests signed the register at Monument Hill State Park in La Grange during July. Park Manager W. O. Buck Burgess notes 2,907 motor vehicles with Texas plates and 198 from out of state, plus visitors from Japan Mexico Cuba India and Pakistan. Mr and Mrs Edgar Pfuhl and daughters visited with Shiner relatives over the weekend.
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Elton Pfuhl
Dallas
Elvie Moore
Eugene Pfuhl
Perry Pfuhl
Edwards Air Force Base
California
Sheppard Air Force Base
Wichita Falls
Texas
Melba Danford
Irene Buske
SWSTC
Shiner
Danford
June Gaye
Brazoria
Monument Hill State Park
la Grange
W. O
Buck” Burgess
Japan
Mexico
Cuba
India
Pakistan
Tax bill progress and potential across the board cuts
Congressman Clark W. Thompson outlines the Ways and Means Committee’s work on a tax bill with hearings and executive sessions. He discusses a possible across the board income tax cut aimed at boosting the economy, timelines for passage, and cautions about Senate review and potential conference action. He also warns against nationwide railroad strikes and supports a temporary solution without granting broad third party arbitration.
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Ways and Means
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Junior Legion Auxiliary Meeting At Legion Park
The Junior Legion Auxiliary met July 23 with the Senior Auxiliary, opening with the Preamble and the Star Spangled Banner. Eugenia Reeves led officer installation, and Carolyn Peterson and Kay Lynn Wolters presented Girls State reports.
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Cynthia Krejci
Max Wolters
Kay
Rockport
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