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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1964
Page
10
SIGHTS AND SOUNDS by Roy Craig urges polio vaccination on Sunday as a three in one dose. It notes ongoing campaigns for babies needing vaccines and stresses the importance of continued effort to eradicate paralytic polio.
A reader argues against eliminating military bases and small post offices. He notes modern shopping and TV reduce visits to post offices and suggests mailing services directly to homes, questioning the value of maintaining post office infrastructure. He ends urging economy but preserving essential services.
A sharp one line remark jokes that even a world full of crutches would still fall short of covering the lame excuses. It packs humor in a concise, witty package.
A post election review reports 89 percent turnout of 3.1 million eligible Texans with 2,760,788 ballots cast. In Travis County many voted without selecting all offices, while many statewide left governor choices to skip lieutenant governor. Waggoner Carr led Texas with 1,901,038 votes, followed by Connally and Smith. Freshmen lawmakers swore in and began salaries. in other actions Carr ruled tax provision on cigarette stamps improper lending of state credit. Governor Connally forecast higher budgets and potential future taxes, praised the Johnson Park idea, and adjusted inauguration date for broader turnout. The Texas 65 Health Insurance program posted over 2.5 million in benefits with 49,000 participants by year end. The State Water Pollution Control Board appeals a ruling limiting its authority over oil field waste disposal, contesting Railroad Commission jurisdiction.
Central Christian Church of Stamford will join the world observance of Woman's Day Sunday with women taking charge of the service. Mrs. George Rollins will speak on One Mission Under God and the women's choir, directed by W. B. Mayes, will perform a special number.
Notice warns readers to report errors reflecting on the character or standing of any firm individual or corporation. It states corrections will be made upon request and references publication details and post office stamping.
From the Stamford American files Dec 1 1939 Reynolds Street Elementary held its annual feast day with each child bringing specific foods to share. Home room mothers assisted as the party spread across the lunchroom. The piece also notes a Sub Deb Club meeting and plans for a Central Christian Church bazaar on Dec 8 and 9 with handmade gifts and quilts for sale. It mentions refrigerator storage tips and upcoming Thanksgiving services at First Baptist Church and Rev W Carl Clement’s new role at St John’s Methodist Church.
Ten year ago children visited Mr and Mrs Santa Claus as Stamford kicks off the Christmas season with a Friday parade and float appearances on the square. FFA leader Cecil Eager to be named state Honorary Lone Star farmer at Big Spring on Dec 4, joined by Weldon Holbrooks. Lueders fans plan to attend SMU Notre Dame game with local tickets bought by merchants. City officials and Camp Fire Finance drive hold progress reports, while Dave Whitaker accepts a pastorate at First Baptist Rock Spring following Baird service.
One hundred twenty University of Texas engineering students were named Engineering Fellows by Dr John J McKetta dean of the College of Engineering for ranking in the top five percent. Larry Grimm son of Mr and Mrs W R Grimm a sophomore from Stamford was included on the list.
A reflective statement on knowledge and humility noting that recognizing one’s limits can outweigh presumed certainty. It contrasts awareness with confidence and suggests insight comes from acknowledging gaps in understanding.
A reflective note suggests applying the guidance we offer to others to improve our relationships. It implies practical steps for healthier interactions and personal growth through self-guided action.
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