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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1963

Page

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City election set for two commissioners on April 2

Mayor Summers orders a city election for two commissioner posts on April 2 with March 2 filing deadline for candidates. Incumbents Charlie Ayers and Jack Meador expected to seek reelection. A Sherman junior college study group will meet February 22 at the Grayson Hotel, with a Feb 23 conference to follow.

R. R. Summers Charlie Ayers Jack Meador Tom Sears State Board of Education Sherman Grayson County Grayson Hotel

Teach Doctors To Write Legibly

Dr. Herman Feldman of Methodist Hospital urges a campaign to teach doctors and nurses legible writing to prevent medication errors. He estimates 120000 yearly orders could save thousands of hours and thousands of dollars in interpretation costs if legible. Carl Benz is noted for inventing the first successful three wheeled gas powered car at eight miles per hour.

Chicago U. S Herman Feldman Methodist Hospital Gary Ind Current Journal of the American Medical Assn Feldman Carl Benz Germany

Russia Accuses of Secret Bases in Brazil and Paraguay

Former Cuban senate president told a House panel that Soviet bases exist in Paraguay near Asuncion and in Northwest Brazil with airstrips for large planes. He said such bases require U.S. led military action to topple Castro and urged an air and naval blockade and collective action by American republics.

Washington Senate Brazil Paraguay Manuel de Varona Vienna de Varona Asuncion House Foreign Affairs Latin America United States Cuba Hemisphere Bay of Pigs Fidel Castro

Lake Gun Ban Is Sought in Fannin

Fannin County sportsmen urge restoring Lakes Davey Crockett and Coffee Mill to migratory waterfowl refuges. Resolutions sent to the Texas Game and Fish Commission U S Forest Service and Congressman Ray Roberts note the lakes sheltered waterfowl for 15 years before opening to hunting and claim hunting has reduced duck and goose landings and duck stamp interest in the county.

Bonham Fannin County Davey Crockett Coffee Mill Texas Game and Fish Commission U. S. Forest Service Ray Roberts

Public vehicle drivers urged to carry liability coverage

Col Homer Garrison Jr of the Texas Department of Public Safety warned drivers of publicly owned vehicles to meet the safety responsibility law. A Waco Court of Civil Appeals ruling made this mandatory by suspending licenses for noncompliance after accidents.

Austin Homer Garrison Jr Texas Department of Public Safety Garrison Waco Court of Civil Appeals Department of Public Safety Public Safety

Eyes Wide Open Before the I Do

A Washington bulletin notes Benjamin Franklin wisdom urging men to keep eyes wide open before marriage and half shut afterward as wedding guidance. The quote frames cautious matrimony with practical prudence attributed to Franklin.

Washington Benjamin Franklin

Dear Editor Letter Kicks at Deceptive Packaging Debate

Uncle Dan of Tom Bean rails at Senator Hart and Congress for deceptive packaging but counts broader ills. He pokes fun at social trends from nickel to five cent stamps, JFK taxes, Castro missiles, teenage woes, and belt discipline as tools for solving society’s troubles.

Hart Congress Senator Hart Saturday Evening Post Kennedy Russia Castro America Fat Wimmen Bobby Kennedy United Nations

Telephone Outlaws Save a Dime Behind Uncompleted Calls

A look at clever ways people cheat telephone services to save money. Tricks include one ring calls to trigger free returns, person to person callbacks, and misbilled long distance charges, with operators noting most cases arise from mistakes rather than malice.

Records Sought for Grayson County Family Histories

Questionnaires detailing personal history are available to Grayson County pioneers or their families. Nobel T. Lee, county historical society chairman, urged completion while living. Records will be filed with other data and displayed at the Old Settlers picnic. Connie Burns outlined thirty display spaces and July completion for club histories. Stella McMuray reviewed the Texas land rush of the 1840s. Cecil Taliaferro showcased Kidd-Key College records to illustrate future compilations.

Grayson County Nobel T. Lee County Historical Society Lee Connie Burns H. E. Hall Stella McMuray Texas Cecil Taliaferro Kidd-Key College

Permanent Tax Study Plan Killed As Bill Withdrawn

AUSTIN The interim study committee chair accused county assessor collectors of sabotaging the tax reform plan and killed his own bill for a permanent tax study commission. Senator George Parkhouse decried the officers, saying they burden taxpayers while pursuing self interests. He lamented four useless years overseeing the study group amid bills on property taxation types fractional assessments and court challenges to tax boards.

Austin George Parkhouse Dallas Parkhouse

No insured banks fail during 1962

Washington reports no insured bank failures occurred in 1962 marking the first time since 1934 such stability was recorded by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. The agency noted a year of total bank resilience in its safeguards.

George Washington Washington Federal Deposit Insurance Corp

Post Office Seeks Star Route Bids for Whitewright to Greenville

The Post Office Department invites bids for a one year temporary star mail route from Whitewright to Greenville starting March 11 1963 with a 15 day cancellation notice. Bidder must supply a vehicle of at least 200 cubic feet with ventilated compartments and stop at Trenton Leonard and Celeste.

Post Office Department Whitewright Greenville John Biggerstaff Trenton Leonard Celeste

Social Security records stress accurate earnings reporting

The Social Security Administration in Baltimore safeguards earnings records for over 90 percent of workers. Each earned dollar must be reported to be counted toward retirement disability or survivor benefits. Self employed workers should file Schedule SE correctly, include name and SSN, verify records every three years, and contact their local office if discrepancies occur.

Social Security Baltimore

Teachers Convention At Sherman March 15

Sherman will host 2000 or more school people for the District 5 Texas State Teachers Assn conven tion March 15 16. The event features 24 sections including cafeteria workers with Dr James H Jauncey native of Australia as principal speaker at 8 p m opening session in Municipal Auditorium. Attendees come from 16 counties including Dallas and Fort Worth and represent 14000 district members.

Sherman Texas State Teachers Assn James H. Jauncey Australia Municipal Auditorium Dallas and Fort Worth

Bill seeks blood test powers for DWI suspects

Rep. J. C. Whitfield of Houston introduces a bill allowing the Dept. of Public Safety to cancel the driver's license of any drunk driving suspect who refuses a blood test. He notes officers now cannot act if a suspect refuses. similar bills have died in past sessions amid concerns of police overreach.

Austin Houston Dept. of Public Safety J. C. Whitfield

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