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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1967
Page
3
Collingsworth enters a busy year with nearly 800000 planned for summer and fall. Projects include widening US 83 and Wellington Schools remodeling. Home building surges, signaling a bright future for Wellington andCollingsworth as Langford Brothers opens a new station and spurs business improvements.
A reprint urges reverence for the flag as a symbol of liberty and unity. The essay appeals to all races and tongues, praising Old Glory as the future, not just a past, and calls on Americans to stand for the national anthem and salute when the flag is displayed.
A task force of federal officials faced sharp criticism from Texas state agency leaders over communication gaps between Austin and Washington. Gov. Connally urged clearer federal guidance, block grants, and advance consultation to tailor programs locally. The report also notes oil supply concerns, ITC opens in Austin, and a Supreme Court docket on birth injury damages.
The Texas Highway Commission approves a farm to market road program to develop 949.3 miles of secondary roads across 106 counties, including 228 projects, totaling 623 miles and costing $24.6 million.
A reader letter column critiques FCC free rebuttal rules for cigarette ads and predicts similar moves by the Post Office. It mocks Congress spending, warns of tax funding for campaigns, and notes Attor ney General Clark and shifting notions of crime and protest.
The observation chamber reached 475 feet to reach the ship Niagara sunk by a mine in 1940 off New Zealand. Eight tons of gold were aboard and 95 percent has been recovered.
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