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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1959
Page
4
A mock figure for Mr Average American outlines a life long tax load totaling 47 221 18 dollars based on federal state and local levies. The piece also notes projected social security tax and everyday taxes from cigars liquor and purchases.
Senator Kenneth B. Keating of New York warned that the arms race with the Soviet Union could last 50 years or more. He urged continued U S weapons development and deterrence as long as Russia threatens aggression. The closing sentence about big cats is unrelated to the main item.
New York reports Kenneth N. Hansen of Servicemaster credits husbands, children and pets with 35 percent of daily mess. He lists 11 amateur-cleaning oversights such as dusting crevices, washing radiators, and clearing out old magazines to improve spring cleaning.
A slightly confused woman motorist was arrested for reckless driving and brought before the judge. She claimed she washed her own car an hour earlier and could not do a thing with it, producing a light hearted defense.
Funeral services for Owen Hull drew out of town relatives and friends from Bonham Denison and Leonard among others including Mr and Mrs John Oldham Ms Lena Dailey and Rev J W Polk Attendees traveled from Fort Worth Celeste Trenton Petrolia Nocona Oklahoma City St Jo Nocona Detroit and Detroit area for the gathering with numerous local well wishers in attendance.
A group of school teachers at a local Indianapolis restaurant sent back orange juice they judged sour. A bystander jokingly described the beverage as a screwdriver with orange juice and vodka, adding to the scene.
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