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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1963
Page
2
Mrs Frank England visits relatives in Alabama and Tennessee. Several out of town guests include Viva Phillips of Dallas and Dottie Whitt of Lubbock visiting relatives here. Reeves of Durant and families from Dallas Durant Gainesville Irving and Denison visit locals over the weekend.
Court requires defendants including M Cartwright and others to answer by 15 July 1963. Plaintiffs Walker Hunt and Ollie Irene Hunt seek title and possession to Lot No 4 in Exhibit B part of J M Manning Survey, Grayson County, describing 102 acres more or less. Published in The Whitewright Sun June 1963.
Mrs. David Womack of Austin and Mrs. Celeim Coffey of Plainview spent the weekend with Miss Gladys Ray. Johnnie Sinor completed Air Force basic at Lackland AFB and is assigned to Amarillo AFB. Local families from Wolfe City Howe and Farmersville visited Paul Cornelius and celebrated a wedding in Commerce. Prof Adele Clark of ESTC Commerce and J H Perkins of Farmersville joined Mrs A R McMurry and others at events including Karen Brown and Freddie Shaffer’s wedding in Commerce.
June Dairy Month highlights milk as a superior nutrition source says Shannon Carpenter of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service. Dairying supports communities with steady income and dairy dollars, and housewives gain value from dairy products priced around 20 cents versus higher alternatives.
Texas Highway Department unveils two safety rest areas in San Antonio and Seguin along Interstate 10. Each side park stretches 1,200 by 107 feet with four arbors and fireplaces, designed to Interstate standards evocative of a jet age look near Randolph Field. About 85 rest areas planned statewide by 1972 completion.
Tom Anderson warns that socialized agriculture and power lead to socialized medicine and government control. He urges business, labor, and government alike to oppose welfare state expansion in the United States, comparing it to feeding a crocodile. The Sun notes his cautions against deceptive appearances.
Governor Nelson Rockefeller signed a bill extending rent controls for about 240,000 apartments, preserving New York as the final holdout in the nation for ceiling limits on rents.
The United States government tops global ranks as spender lender borrower employer owner and insurer. Figures compiled by ex Budget Bureau Director Maurice H Stans show taxes and spends 90 billion yearly about one sixth of GDP. It employs 5.3 million people. It owns 767 million acres of land 421 thousand buildings and 2.5 billion square feet of space. It holds 122 billion in military weapons 24 billion in loans to various sectors and 15 billion in farm commodities.
The farmer jokes that knowing the botanical name of his crops insect names and the pharmaceutical name for sprays makes farming more expensive. He notes the burden of technical terminology on costs.
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