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Newspaper

Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1964

Page

3

Social Roundup Highlights Weekend Travel and Visits

Numerous visits and weekends spent across Plano Dallas Sherman Leonard Bonham and other towns. Notable gatherings include the Thursday Bridge Club at Mrs James Edwards with high score by Mrs Bill Pettit and bingo prize won by Mrs Charlie Ayres.

James Edwards Bill Pettit Fred Cook Jr Charlie Ayres Paul Ryan Ron Faison

Whitewright native elected Stillwater Chamber president

Jack Lay, a Whitewright native and president of Johnson Tobacco Co. in Stillwater, has been elected president of the Stillwater Chamber of Commerce. He is the son of Royce Lay of Whitewright and a Whitewright High School graduate.

Jack Lay Whitewright Stillwater, Minn Chamber of Commerce Stillwater Mr. Lay Johnson Tobacco Co Royce Lay Whitewright High School

Harvard Researchers Link Polonium in Tobacco to Lung Cancer

Two Harvard School of Public Health scientists report traces of polonium in tobacco attach to smoke particles and reach the bronchial tubes. They caution this as a possible factor in lung cancer and continue work to prove polonium’s role, with tests proposed by removing polonium from cigarettes.

Boston Mass Harvard Edward P. Radford Wilma R. Hunt Harvard School of Public Health Man Radford Mrs. Hunt

Not The Same Moore House Deal On Notes

A dialogue snippet captures a buyer explaining he purchased a house on notes rather than a cash bargain. The exchange contrasts a perceived bargain with the actual financing approach used.

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Texans face new federal poll tax rules after amendment

The article outlines Texas changes for voting under the federal poll tax abolition. Texans voting for state and local offices must still pay or be exempt, while those voting only for president, vice president, senator, and representative can obtain a free receipt. A 30 day window follows the amendment's certification to obtain stamped receipts, with future receipts required during October 1 to January 31. Separate poll lists, restricted ballots, and machine lockouts await tax collectors and election officials. Governor Connally warns that skipping poll tax payment halts a full vote in 1964.

Austin Capitol Texas South Dakota U. S U. S. General Service Administrator Crawford Martin John Connally Connally

Congressional Races Un disturbed by Supreme Court recess

Governor Connally expects no disruption in Texas congressional races as the Supreme Court pauses until February 17. Filing for primaries is February 3. A Houston court had ruled Texas district boundaries unconstitutional for unequal population and a stay pending appeal keeps 23 incumbents running statewide if districts aren’t equalized. Investigators probe Corpus Christi promoter Paul Sandblom over unregistered securities with possible more charges. The receiver says the estate once netted over 25 million dollars, now assets total about 27 thousand.

Connally U. S. Supreme Court Texas High Court Houston Corpus Christi Paul Amos Sandblom South Texas

Trade embargo on China tests Western competition

Western nations seek a share of the growing Chinese market as the U S maintains an embargo. Canada sold China 137 million in wheat last year while Britain shipped 24 million in goods and arranged Vickers jets with U S navigational gear, planes delivered with gear removed. Japan signed a 20 million plastics plant project in China.

U. S China Canada Great Britain Japan

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Hugh Hunter Plano Dallas Sara Schwiening J. C. McMillin Ray Manning Leonard C. J. Meador J. O. Dollar of Sweetwater Mrs Hobart Thrasher Wesley Farmer Bonham Billie Muirhead Billie Roberts Honey Grove Grace Roberts Coy Joe Vandagriff H. G. Vandagriff Doris and Morell Jacks Fort Worth Mrs. L. F. Jacks Charles Skaggs Jimmie Anderson Lubbock James Vineyard C. K. Smith Cynthia Smith Ludie Kuhnell A. L. Ingram Cleo Carpenter Farmersville Johnnie Johnson Jack Robbins O. W. Presley Sherman J. D. Marlow Larry Franklin Louis Franklin Route One Town Hall Southwest Shopping Center Farm Seeds Whitewright, Texas Internal Revenue Service THE Graham Hunter Vern Sanford Texas Press Association William King Sandblom State Auditor Gomer and Kirk May North Travis Medical Arts Clinic N. Highland Chevrolet
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