Farmers News Wire Service Seen as Threat to Press Freedom
Rep. Findley accuses the Farm News Wire Service created by the U S Department of Agriculture of government funded news management. He warns it could invite other federal agencies to run similar services and brainwash the public.
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Texas Imbibing Smoking Less in May
Texans drank less liquor and wine and smoked fewer cigarettes in May than a year earlier. State Treasurer Jesse James said stamp sales for liquor, wine, and cigarettes dipped from 1963 May levels. Cigarette stamp sales totaled 7,229,642 dollars, down 1,032,045 from 1963 May. Liquor tax stamp sales followed a similar downtrend.
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Jesse James
Tax Stamp Sales Dip Amid Revenue Report
A revenue brief shows total receipts of $1,308,528 with a $47,825 drop. Wine tax stamp sales reached $134,703, down $8,578 from prior figures.
Mechanical nose at City University of New York
An artificial nose built at City University of New York uses a galvanic cell system to distinguish odors by current. It cannot fully duplicate natural olfaction but serves as a research tool for anti pollution enforcement medical diagnosis odor control air conditioning and tests for alcoholic intoxication.
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City University of New York
Mosquito Control Advice From Texas Health Officials
A Texas Health Department weekly public service urges immediate action to curb mosquitoes by removing standing water and inspecting containers for larvae. It advises using approved insecticides if needed and highlights risks of disease transmission to humans and animals.
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Oil Boom Libya Sparks Massive Pipeline Project
Libya begins a major oil expansion as Socony Mobil builds a pipeline to export Libyan crude. The system aims to carry 380000 barrels per day, boosting regional energy output and economic activity.
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Socony Mobil
Airlines face pilot shortage as retirement nears
In the next two decades about 65 percent of U S airline pilots will be 60 or older. Ex military pilots are dwindling and student interest has waned since the missile era. By 1980 airlines may need to recruit and train their own pilots. The major Hong Kong cities are Victoria and Kowloon.
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Austin
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Victoria
Kowloon
Subscription rates for Grayson and Fannin Counties
The notice lists subscription prices: 2.50 for Grayson and Fannin Counties, 3.00 for outside those counties, and 5.00 for foreign subscriptions excluding soldiers.
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Fannin
Grayson and
The Sun Open News Platform and Editorial Rights
The Sun serves as a news and business institution inviting submissions from individuals and organizations. The editor decides what is news and may reject items too old or promotional content. Charges for admission or similar items are considered advertising.
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