Removal of dead or crippled livestock notice
Removal of dead or crippled livestock. Call promptly 583-4267-467-2734.
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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1964
Page
10
Removal of dead or crippled livestock. Call promptly 583-4267-467-2734.
Want to sell your farm or ranch we have buyers for small or large properties. You have the land we have the buyer. See or call J. A. (Hot) Alexander Inc Grayson County Bank Building Sherman Texas Phone 893-2732.
The family of Thomas C. Carpenter expresses deep thanks for acts of sympathy from friends of all backgrounds during bereavement. They will always remember the kindness and gratitude remains.
Former Internal Revenue Commissioner warns the Civil Rights Bill as a dangerous centralizing measure. He argues it would create a police state under Washington and threaten rights of homeowners employers and individuals across the nation while urging readers to contact their senators.
The piece explains deducting state gasoline taxes on the 1040 form noting state rates from five to eight cents per gallon and a 4 cent federal tax not deductible. It estimates a driver using 10 000 miles yearly at 15 mpg would pay 60 to 80 dollars in gas taxes, with over half from state taxes. It also notes Mount Royal Station in Baltimore closed in 1961 after serving 200 commuters daily.
In New Hampshire the presidential campaign centers on Social Security with Goldwater's voluntary plan drawing skepticism from voters and a Hanover elevator operator who favors Rockefeller. Goldwater pushed the idea at a January 7 press conference, signaling a possible shift in policy debate as the race moves forward.
Fragmentary text references private insurance and calls for an improved social security framework. No clear names, dates, or locations are identifiable. The snippet suggests policy discussions but lacks specific persons or organizations.
The House Republican task force reestimated Johnsons 1965 budget predicting a 10 billion dollar deficit versus the administrations 4.9 billion. They foresee revenues 3 billion lower and expenditures 4 billion higher, totaling 11.9 billion before rounding to 10 billion.
The record notes 500 horse drawn transit lines across 300 cities in 1880 and a scanning spot on a television screen moving at 342 miles per second.
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