Community Notes From Whitewright And Nearby Towns
Social visits span Kansas City to Ector as families gather for bridal events and weddings. Vocational agriculture teachers attend a Houston workshop. Whitewright staff join a summer School Lunch Workshop at Texas Woman's University in Denton July 27 31. A wedding tea shower honors Mrs Richard Davis with attendees and decorative blue and white themes.
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O. V. Barker
Whitewright
Houston
Texas Woman's University
Denton
Harold Thornhill
Christine Williams
Peggy Woodson
Noda Hughes
Richard Davis
John Biggerstaff
Ed Martin
R. D. Maddux
Grover Hardcastle
Vera Hicks
W. J. Billner
Marie McCurdy
Community Public Service Co
Sarah Johnson
Jan Billner
C. R. Johnson
Henry Davis
Margie Davis
Dont Let the Election Cost You Your Friends
A Kaufman Herald opinion urges civility in political discussions during the 1964 campaign. It notes Goldwater and Johnson as nominees and warns against sour arguments that damage friendships. The piece also recalls a failed 16th century French cotton growing attempt.
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Kaufman Herald
Barry Goldwater
Lyndon Johson
United States
Brahman Show Headlines Pan-American Livestock Exposition
Purebred Jersey dairy and Brahman beef cattle will headline two featured shows at the Pan-American Livestock Exposition in Dallas October 10 to 18. The event, official livestock show of the State Fair of Texas, features more than 300 Brahman entries and $8,000 in cash premiums with judging October 15 and a sale at 3 p.m. Jersey shows offer $5,000 in Jersey premiums beginning October 12.
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Dallas
Texas
United States
Ray W. Wilson
U S crime up ten percent in 1963 reports Hoover
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover cites a 10 per cent rise in U S crime to over 2.5 million serious offenses and 56 000 offenders with fingerprint records as he calls for tougher penalties and more beat policing amid public apathy and debates on juvenile controls and police staffing.
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U.S
U. S
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Lawrence Maloney
Pittsburgh
Police chiefs blame leniency and unrest for crime rise
Police leaders from Charleston West Virginia Cleveland Ohio and Syracuse New York cite repeat offenders parole status and civil rights tensions as drivers of rising crime. Charleston chief Bias urges more patrols and strict habitual criminal laws while Cleveland safety chief McCormick links unrest apathy and court leniency to increased crime. Syracuse chief Smith similarly notes leniency as a factor.
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Dallas Bias
Charleston
W. Va
Cleveland
John McCormick
W. T. Smith
Syracuse
N. Y
Law Cannot Grant Equality Warns Wynne Progress
The Wynne Progress argues that law cannot achieve true equality or complete prohibition due to insufficient enforcement manpower. It asserts that enforcing such laws risks endangering the safety of an American man and his family.
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Wynne
Ark
Public Notice: Texas Senate Joint Resolution No 6 on 1964 amendment
Texas proposes to remove the annual transfer limit of one percent from the permanent school fund to the available school fund. The measure would amend Section 5 of Article VII and submit the constitutional change to voters on the Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1964. The governor will issue the proclamation and publish the amendment as required.
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Senate
State of Texas
Texas
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Clarence Thompson
Kansas City
Claude Thompson
Don Key
Hurst
Johnny Williams
Ector
James V. Williams
J. P. Williams
Travis Sanderson
Bethel Baptist Church
Johnny Mack Williams
Truman Rice
Mercer Island
Wash
Edna
Waco
Carl Rice
Arlington
W. E. Rice
C. E. Rice
Orville Starner
France
Dawson Propane Co
Florida
Louisiana
Hoover
Erie
Community Public Service Company
Lokey Edwards
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