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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1967
Page
3
A stenographer quit after months of abuse by an office manager. The company argued unemployment insurance should not cover a voluntary departure. A court ruled she was entitled to collect benefits, treating the case as a permissible quit under intolerable conditions.
The 1967 State Fair of Texas in Dallas adopts Texas International as its theme. October 7-22 mark the 81st fair, billed as the nation’s largest annual exposition by attendance, with events, a world bazaar, and international attractions. The fair runs nightly torch parades and features musical, athletic, and livestock events including Rural Youth Day and the Pan-American Live stock Exposition.
College Station reports plentiful orange supplies boosting affordability. Texas A&M nutrition specialist Frances Reasonover notes the crop harvest estimates are up by about 1.5 million boxes and the season remains among the best on record. Practical ideas include orange sections wedges and cartwheels for quick healthy uses.
Dr. James Q. Simmons Jr of the National MS Society speaks on multiple sclerosis. MS is a central nervous system disease that cripples young adults, damaging nerve fiber sheaths and affecting movement vision speech and balance. About 500,000 Americans have MS. The disease can progress to disability, but many remain active with medical care. No cure exists. management focuses on general care and symptom control.
A mixture of recipe notes for orange and watermelon presentation alongside a Texas court notice. The dish ideas describe shaping citrus and melon slices into decorative forms for salads and beverages. The legal section lists multiple defendants and plaintiffs, with a court citation ordering appearance by May 22, 1967 in Grayson County.
A pamphlet from the American Medical Association warns that driving safety hinges on emotional stability and physical health. Avoid driving when upset or worried, and beware sleepiness and drug effects on reflexes. Regular eye tests and doctor advice are advised, especially after 65, as reflexes slow with age.
Six Flags Over Texas will begin its 1967 season on Saturday April 29. Spring hours: Fridays 5 pm to 11 pm and Saturdays Sundays 10 am to 10 pm. From May 26 through Labor Day, open daily 10 am to 10 pm. After Labor Day weekend hours narrow to Saturdays and Sundays 10 am to 8 pm until October 29. The Arlington park opened in 1961 and has welcomed over 8.5 million visitors. Run-A-Way Mine Train, part of a $1,000,000 Boom Town Expansion completed over winter, was shown to visitors late last season.
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