Silsbee Bee Editorial Staff and Publishers Listed
The Silsbee Bee credit page lists co owners and publishers as David Read and R L Read Reed as atch tea with editorial staff including Society and Personal Editor Leona Whitman, mechanical department Harold Leigh, Ruth Stirling as printer operator, James Johnson linotype operator, and Charles Green stereotyper.
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David Read
R. L. Read
REED
Atch Tea
Leona Whitman
Harold Leigh
Ruth Stirling
James Johnson
Charles Green
Connally attacks Pena as poll tax row rocks Texas
Governor Connally blasts Bexar County Commissioner Albert Pena as a self seeking political boss in a fiery Austin rally over the poll tax repeal. Pena defends himself while Don Yarborough joins critics of Connally as Republicans press 1964 moves with Bush leading the GOP slate. The period also covers a parks study urging 305 million to expand Texas parks by 2000 and a credit insurance rule hearing in Austin.
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Austin
Texas
John Connally
Bexar County
Albert Pena
Political Association of Spanish - Speaking Organizations
PASO
Pena
Connally
Crystal City
Penn
Don Yarborough
Houston
Bush
GOP
Jack Cox
Milton W. Davis
Dallas
Senate
Des Barry
Horace Houston
Ed Foreman
Odessa
Bruce Alger
John Tower
Parks
J. C. Hunter
Credit Insurance
State Board of Insurance
Dewitt
Greer
Leslie G. Burnett
Claude Brown
McCamey
J. B McDuff
Crocket
Connaily
Texas Industrial Commission
Ray Horton
Brown
San Angelo
Houston Harte
Burnett
Jack A. Martin
San Antonio
McDuff
Telephone Company
Jack H Drake
Weslace Chamber of Commerce
Solomon ‘Casseb Jr
Administrative Judicial District
Howard Green
Cuero
13Th Court of Civil Appeals
Corpus Christi
Sam Houston Building
Capitol Concourse
Frank Hildebrand, Jr
Texas Drivers Urged to Stop for School Buses
The State Bar of Texas urges caution around stopped or overtaking school buses as children return to Texas schools. Violations can carry fines up to 200 dollars, with stricter penalties after accidents. The feature explains safe passing rules, center-line restrictions, and general driving prudence.
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Texas
State Bar of Texas
It Is Finished The Work Of Christ For Salvation
A devotional note discusses Jesus saying it is finished at the cross and what believers must do to receive salvation. It contrasts human effort with Christ’s completed work and urges faith and living as redeemed children. The piece includes a brief parable about a boy who sings of finished work and closes with a prayer and reflection by Toivo Rejamaa. It also notes Texas plans to promote sulfur production and a warning from the Texas Water Commission about drought risks.
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Jesus
Christ
Asman
Toivo Rejamaa
Finland
John Vandertulip
Texas Water Commission
Texas
Vandertulip
Promptly Report Address Changes For Social Security Checks
Social Security official Marlene Pegg urges beneficiaries to notify the SSA district office immediately of any address change. Written notices must include old and new addresses, the Social Security number, and the recipient’s signature to ensure timely delivery and avoid late checks.
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Marlene Pegg
Social Security
Social Security Administration
Social Security District
Social Security Office
Post Office
Simmons Motor Co to Show 1964 Chryslers Friday
Simmons Motor Company at 460 North Fifth Street will unveil the 1964 Chrysler lineup this weekend led by the New Yorker with two other models, the 300 and Newport. E M Simmons owner announced the Nassau tires have arrived and the cars will be shown Friday morning.
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Simmons Motor Company
North Fifth Street
E. M. Simmons
New Dodge Line Showcased by Donalson Friday Weekend
Donalson Motor Company will spotlight the 1964 Dodge lineup this Friday and Saturday. Manager J. D. Donalison at 120 Highway 96 South invites all to view models from the compact Dart to the family Dodge 880 during a special open house.
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Donalson Motor Company
J. D. Donalison
Highway 96 South
Donalson
Women live longer than men on average, study says
The article notes that women biologically resist disease better and live longer, while men face higher death rates from lung cancer, Syphilis, ulcers, and tuberculosis. It discusses causes, stresses, aggressiveness, and urges actions to reduce male mortality through health awareness and a nationwide asset inventory for men.
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Austin
Prison Rodeo Star to Headline Huntsville Show
Terry Wilson known as Bill Hawks from Wagon Train will headline the 32nd Annual Texas Prison Rodeo in Huntsville. The Sunday October event at the prison's $1 Million stadium features inmate riders and multiple rodeo contests along with other inmate entertainment as part of a two hour show.
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Terry Wilson
Bill Hawks
Texas
Huntsville
Framing Health Laws for the Frail Male in a Material Age
The text argues for intensifying work on accidents and occupational diseases and boosting research into cardiovascular disease and cancer. It advocates reducing stress from competitive living by continually instructing the frail male in health laws and encouraging adherence to them.
Notice of bids for high school reconstruction project
Sealed bids will be accepted in the office of the superintendent through 12 oclock noon Thursday September 28 1963 for the replacement of components on the fieldhouse frontage at the senior high school campus. Specifications and maps are on file.
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Lechonts
Compermsitien Reef
Corpus Bud Specifikcstiens
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S Tn Tiee
Tuesday Weld
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Paddock Wood
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Silsref Independent School
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