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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1964
Page
2
The Silsbee Bee is published weekly on Thursdays at 410 Highway 96 in Silsbee Texas. It lists subscription rates of 3.50 per year within Hardin Jasper Tyler Jefferson or 4.00 per year outside these counties.
The list presents co owners and publishers David Read and R L Read with Tommy Read as Editor Ad Manager and Leona Whitman as Society and Personal Editor. Mechanical staff include Harold Leigh Ruth Stirling James Johnson and Charles Green handling printer operations.
Silsbee police investigate the theft of a four foot Santa and a Christmas house from the city park. The crime occurred the night of Wednesday December 23 with no clues or suspects yet identified. Allen Warrick, organizer of the display, asks for the return of the figure to his store.
A hospital scene shows parents with strong religious beliefs opposing needed medical treatment for a gravely ill child. Courts weigh illness seriousness, treatment risk, and success chances before ordering care, balancing parental rights and state duty to protect the child.
Texas Agricultural Extension Service economist John G. McHaney projects a 2 to 3 percent rise in beef production in 1965 with cattle numbers up slightly from 106.3 million head. Growth slowed by higher slaughter and fewer live imports as fed cattle marketing depends on winter placements and margins. feeder cattle plentiful, prices likely under pressure early 65, while stocker demand remains soft due to slow wheat pasture development.
A new NSLI type becomes available to certain veterans eligible for the original NSLI, mainly those with service connected disabilities. Eligibility spans those who served Oct 8 1940 to Jan 1 1957 with conditions including service connected disabilities in health or insurability, and applies with fixed premium and medical exam rules.
The new year starts with abundant supplies of red tart cherries apples canned ripe olives figs and broiler fryers in January. The 1964 crop boosted stocks and the 1965 outlook remains strong with record cherry and olive quantities and an 80 percent rise in fig marketing.
The record notes a maritime schedule where a ship’s day is split into six watches each lasting eight shells. The system outlines how time is allocated aboard, with duties rotating among crew.
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