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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1966
Page
2
Texas A M University expert advises selecting top grade beef with some fat for tenderness and flavor. Sirloin, porterhouse, T bone, and club steak sizes and yields are outlined with suggested thicknesses and portions for four people or two.
Texas sees a grim rise in water recreation fatalities with 73 drownings this season, 19 in one late May week, and a high share among youths. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department notes school picnics and bathing, fishing, and mishap deaths push the tally ahead of last year.
Mrs Clyatt states that all of these steaks are best for broiling when cut from prime, choice, or good grade beef.
Texas A&M University and the U S Department of Agriculture will test sterilization to control the pecan weevil. Males will be exposed to Cobalt-60 radiation and released to mate with females in hopes of preventing offspring. The effort, funded with 57 367 dollars by USDA and led by Dr H W Dorough and H W Van Cleave, aims to reduce pest damage with fewer insecticides.
The Christmas custom of placing a manger scene in churches and homes traces back to 1223 when St. Francis of Assisi decorated a stable at Christmas with the Nativity scenes.
A law professor testifies before the Senate antitrust subcommittee that several large TV advertisers receive hundreds of millions of dollars in rate discounts yearly, disadvantaging small firms and spurring mergers. Senator Hruska criticizes focus on past practices and seeks current and future action.
A Bucyrus Ohio Telegram item laments red tape, noting a radio station spends 80 hours renewing its license, four payroll office workers handle government reports, a large executive reads 150 documents daily, and 1.5 quadrillion papers fill offices. It cites annual paperwork costs at $100 billion while praising computers yet warning more forms will follow.
A Texas public service feature discusses courtroom handcuffing, noting it can undermine the presumption of innocence. It cites cases where shackles were allowed under exceptional risk, but emphasizes that judges should avoid unnecessary restraints to preserve fair testimony and justice. Also mentions a 1869 chewing gum patent as a tangential note.
A speaker thanks numerous supporters who worked long hours to secure victory and expresses gratitude for friends and the new connections formed during the campaign.
More than 50000 people are forecast to be injured by power lawn mowers this summer per the State Health Department. A new list of operation safety suggestions warns of blade speed up to 3600 rpm and projectiles traveling up to 300 feet per second. Wear shoes, cover the area, inspect for dangerous objects, use a grass catcher, and disconnect spark plug before lifting or cleaning. The mower’s benefits are noted but caution is urged.
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