Beat the Heat with Practical Health Tips
Advice from the American Medical Association on staying cool and safe during hot July weather. Stay out of direct sun at peak hours, wear light loose clothing, drink fluids with caution about salt, shower or swim to cool off, rest well, and avoid heavy exertion. Early morning or dusk work helps reduce heat stress. Maintain a balanced diet and heed personal health conditions.
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United States
American Medical Association
Tropics
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Guy M Brown
In Grayson County Texas the estate of Guy M Brown deceased has administrator Frank L Brown appointed June 5 1967. Creditors must present claims within legal time by mailing to Frank L Brown 1304 Lafayette St Denison Texas or attorney S E Gillespie P O Box 1271 Sherman Texas. (Published Whitewright Sun July 13 1967.)
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Guy M. Brown
Grayson County
Texas
Frank L. Brown
Lafayette Street
Denison
S. E. Gillespie
P. O. Box
Sherman
Whitewright Sun
Thieves Prefer Cars With Keys
A Justice Department survey across 27 states found owners left keys in ignition or ignition unlocked in three of every five stolen cars. The study covered 1,659 convicted thieves involved in 4,005 auto thefts. Attorney General Ramsey Clark urged motorists to lock cars to curb theft.
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Washington
Justice Department
Atty
Ramsey Clark
WANT ADS OFFER LOCAL SERVICES AND SALES IN BONHAM
A collage of want ads lists services and sales from Bonham area providers. It mentions Griffis Barber Shop, Fina Gasoline, Leever's TV Service, July Mattress Special by McKelva Mattress Factory, farm listings near Whitewright, life insurance notices, Frigidaire appliances, Flowers Trim Shop, Paul Stephens, Stephens & Bryant insurance, auto parts, air conditioning recharge, Edwards Chevrolet, farm and ranch real estate buyers, and a card of thanks from Tom Brown.
College Station May Acquire Another Name
College Station weighs a name change as the town and its 19 000 population outgrow the old label of a college community. A&M now a university plans for 12 000 students this fall reflect the shift in identity and growth.
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College Station
Texas
A&m
Wanted Sun Reader Ad Promises Fast Results
A small classified seeks a Sunshine Reader to provide quick reports. The ad touts rapid returns and suggests visible changes soon after engagement. Local business observers note the unusual promise and seek more details.
State Draft Boards Retire 96 Members This Year
AUSTIN The Selective Service office says 96 local and state draft board members must retire by year end under new rules. Of 674 serving, 82 on 155 boards will be affected by the age limit of 75 or 25 years of service, prompting 96 governor appointments. Col. Morris S. Schwartz notes the retirements will require 96 nominations by Gov. Connally.
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Austin
State
Selective Service Office
Col
Morris S. Schwartz
Schwartz
John Connally
Notice to Creditors in Opel Estate Sherman Texas
Notice to all persons with claims against the estate of Catherine Agnes Opel deceased. Letters testamentary issued June 28 1967. Claims must be presented at The Merchants and Planters National Bank Sherman Grayson County Texas before legal bar. Independent Executor C W Williams vice president and trust officer. Sun July 13 1967.
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Catherine Agnes Opel
Grayson County
Texas
Merchants and Planters Bank
North
Travis Street
Sherman
Merchants and Planters National Bank OF Sherman
C. W. Williams
Whitewright Sun
Veterans aid questions on training, loans, and widow pensions
A veterans column answers common eligibility questions. It explains that increased training allowances start from the date of birth certificate when verified within a year, that G I loan entitlement can be renewed after service after 1955 subject to prior loan terms, that there is no time limit for filing disability claims for diseases or injuries from service, and that remarriage after a veteran’s death ends survivor pension eligibility unless the marriage is void or annulled.
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Veterans Administration
Nickel Tops Ontario Mineral Earnings in 1966
Nickel was the leading money earner among Ontario minerals in 1966, bringing in 291.2 million dollars. Ontario mineral production for the year totaled 964.5 million dollars.
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Ontario
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