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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1961
Page
4
J O Musick of the Texas Safety Association warns that flouting traffic laws endangers all. He cites the 2 453 fatalities and 139 846 injuries on Texas streets last year and urges public responsibility to curb reckless driving and its costs.
Answers clarify that a release from liability does not automatically restore eligibility for another GI loan and outlines conditions for restoration. The Survivors Benefits Act provides equal widow payments for war and peacetime veterans. Guidance for premium notices and eligibility criteria for widows of WWII and Korean veterans is provided.
President-elect Kennedy discusses lost prestige and the gains of the American capitalistic system. It notes five year national income totaling five trillion dollars with the worker share 67 percent, professionals 11.9 percent, farmers 5.5 percent, landlords and bond holders 3.2 percent, and corporations 5.7 percent. It mentions Lake Mead as a large reservoir with near 10 billion gallons capacity.
The article explains the American Bill of Rights adopted in 1791 detailing freedoms of religion speech and press protections against searches and seizures due process rights and guarantees of speedy public trials rights against cruel punishments and the reserve of powers to states and people.
The USDA Soils Water and Fertilizer Research Advisory Committee, meeting in Weslaco, urged expanded study of mineral plant nutrition and root soil interactions. They called for more on watershed runoff, rangeland soil management, forest watershed practices, irrigation conservation, and erosion prediction with W Lewis David of Corsicana on the panel.
The paper invites individuals and organizations to send news items and columns. The editor will decide what counts as news and may reject items deemed old or promotional rather than news.
A series of humorous vignettes features a female ticket agent asking for equal pay the plumber apologizing for delays and teaching swimming the tiger hunter joking about Africa a talkative would be criminologist and a preacher who adores watching trains plus a quake party gag and a drunken anniversary pun.
A humorous household exchange reveals the cook and the milkman are engaged causing the mistress to remark she will fetch the milk herself. The cook asserts the milkman is her fiancé, dismissing the power of the mistress to intervene.
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