Panhandle industry outlook and racial politics debated
Wellington leaders study regional industry trends with Hereford sugar, Dimmitt and Plainview fertilizer plants, and a Duke gypsum operation highlighting area growth. The piece argues for regional meat processing, feedlots, and redeveloped venture capital, while contrasting Alabama racial strife and national politics surrounding integration and presidential actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Panhandle
Hereford
Dimmitt
Plainview
Memphis
Iowa
California
Congress must clean up its own house now
A call for strong action by Congress to restore trust in the legislature argues a bill to curb abuses among members and staff. It would tighten travel rules, restrict private business with the government, require public financial disclosures, and impose penalties up to 10000 dollars for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Republic
Committee of Congress
Congressional
House
Senate
Washington
Debt and officials spar over government travel costs
A letter to the editor ridicules a House clerk using a government Cadillac for horse races and mocks debt concerns as class satire. The writer compares debt to a social thorn and defends national spending as harmless, lampooning partisan blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teee
Washington
Public Leaders Must Uphold Honor of Government
The speaker argues that public officials live under scrutiny like a world fish bowl and must conduct themselves openly and honorably. If officials fail to reflect credit on the government and people they represent, they should resign to preserve the Republic and prevent a few irresponsible individuals from tarnishing the nation’s good name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Congress
Pleasant critique of foreign aid and political labels
The excerpt voices a wary view of Secretary of State Rusk and the idea that opposing further borrowing to fund aid could label a person as a Communist sympathizer. It mocks the notion that financial aid turns people into political believers and ridicules the cadence of political polysyllables as magic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusk
Seaman Apprentice Cummings Aboard USS Ranger
Ronald W. Cummings, seamag apprentice USN, son of Mr and Mrs James F Cummings of Wellington, serves aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Ranger with the Seventh Fleet in the Western Pacific. Homeported in Alameda, Ranger on fourth Western Pacific cruise. Mrs Bradford Bennett of Ft Stewart Ga visits parents Mr and Mrs Roscoe Bennett. he heads to a new assignment in Germany.
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USS
Ranger
Ronald W. Cummings
Seamag
USN
James F Cummings
Wellington
Wattack
Seventh Fleet
Pacific
Alameda
Calif
Bradford Bennett
Ft. Stewart, Ga
Roscoe Bennett
Germany
Athlete’s Foot Germ How To Kill It In 3 Days
An ad promises a three day cure for athlete’s foot with Tis not pleased stronger in utant drying T-4-L and offers a 48 cent refund at any drug store. It claims infected skin will slough off and healthy skin will replace it while itching and burning disappear, Parsons Drug.
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Alabama
Maryland
Bob Kennedy
United States
Montgomery
George Wallace
Kennedy
New Frontier
Washington
Bobby
New York City
Harlem
East River
South
Virginia
Texas
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
California
Michigan
Parsons Drug
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Wellington, Texas
Crossroads Report
Scott & Aaron
Humble Station
Phipps
Duncan Humble
Wellington Langley Humble Station
Enco Station
Dodson
Samnorwood
Rountree
Lutie
Holton Auto Supply
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