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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1963
Page
3
Reading on fishing with plastic eels and artificial worms, the article outlines rigging a worming lure, hook sizes, and weight methods for distance and action. It also covers line care with nylon, fire-burnished knots, and a handy disposable lighter tip. Boating safety guidance explains riding waves by matching speed to waves, maintaining stern clearance, and staying with larger waves until experience grows.
A sleeping Lion spares a Mouse that pleads for life. Later the Mouse frees the Lion by gnawing through cords, proving kindness is repaid. The Sun does all kinds of printing.
Moscow reports the Soviet Union will construct 3000 miles of new railway in 1963 and electrify 1468 miles of existing lines. The Aba kan Taishet section on the South Siberian trunk line, a 468 mile route, will be the toughest, crossing forests and mountains with nine tunnels and hundreds of bridges.
The column warns about risks of fishing accidents and lists fish species like bass catfish crappie bluegill carp and bowfin. It notes separate recipes for each and mentions the Tyler based Information Education Division of the Game and Fish Commission preparing guidance for anglers.
A series of information leaflets offers recipes for cooking various East Texas fish. Leaflets are available by request at the listed address. Readers are instructed to ask for the specific fish by name to obtain the matching leaflet.
The piece reflects on graduates taking roles in society, facing intense competition and danger yet holding opportunity. It calls for a sense of duty obligation and destiny as they enter a world shaped by arts science and civil society, with references to future graduates worldwide.
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