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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1963

Page

8

Austin Texas research league study on railroad commission

A Austin Texas research league report on a year long probe into the Railroad Commission urges staffing and management changes. It calls district offices unbalanced and notes varied responsibilities over wells and staff. The group says reforms are already being programmed.

Austin — Texas Research League Railroad Commission Commission League Padre Island Park Padre Island National Seashore Park William L Bowen

Notice of hearing in Grayson County court case No 69093

Legal notice to Melvaneey Deaver Varley and others to appear by filing a written answer by Monday July 29 1963 in the 15th District Court at Sherman Grayson County Texas. Plaintiffs H L Pearson et al sue for title and possession of 34 acres in Grayson County described as part of Henry Stewart survey with specific boundary calls.

State OF Texas Melvaneey Deaver Varley Joe Varley Victor Varley J. W. Thompson A. D 15Th District Court Grayson County Court House Sherman Texas H. L. Pearson Gena Pearson A. C. Pearson Alma Pearson Jewell Bearden Melvaney Deaver Varley Towit Henry Stewart James McCool McCool Texas & Pacific Railway E. R. Brodhead Shirley Davis Whitewright Sun

Army To Battle On Home Front

Washington reports that Secretary of the Army Cyrus Vance faces domestic violence issues as the Army becomes the executive agent for new racial violence policy. He will use the existing chain of command rather than a separate headquarters to coordinate response with the field and other agencies.

Washington Army Cyrus Vance Vance Defense Robert S. McNamara

Warning Label On Cigarettes Urged

The Canadian Medical Association urged the federal government to declare lung cancer a major public health problem and to require warning labels on cigarette packages. It also called for stronger enforcement of the Tobacco Restraint Act prohibiting anyone under 16 from buying or smoking tobacco products.

Toronto The Canadian Medical Association

Shortest Fuse To Race Bomb Seen In North

Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy warns the North faces greater racial tension than the South as summer nears. He cites jobless Negro youths and ghetto unrest and calls for nationwide civil rights involvement, saying Birmingham’s May disturbances marked a turning point.

North Washington Robert F. Kennedy South Great Northern Birmingham

Rights Officials Share Views In Hearst Interview Panel

Kennedy and Burke Marshall, assistant attorney general in charge of the civil rights division, expressed their views in a copyrighted interview with a Hearst panel, discussing policy and enforcement directions.

Kennedy Burke Marshall Civil Rights Division Hearst

Trust Co Receivership Closed After 40 1/3 Cents On Dollar

District Judge Charles Betts closed out the receivership of U S Trust and Guaranty Co of Waco. State liquidator said claimants received 3 096 000 dollars, about 40.33 cents on the dollar, from roughly 9 000 creditors and depositors. The firm was taken over in December 1955. A B Shoemake, its president, shot himself in January 1956 but survived and faced charges of negligence and later mail fraud and securities exchange violations. he is hospitalized.

Austin Waco Houston

House For Rent And Local Notices

House for rent described for an individual or couple with three large rooms and bath plus furnished amenities. Also a service ad noting air conditioner recharge offered by Joe Johnson and a barber shop opening for business by Lowell Watson.

Betty Bodine

Average American Walks 65 000 Miles In Lifetime

Washington The American Podiatry Association reports the typical American travels about 65 000 miles in a lifetime and takes about 13 000 steps daily, totalling nearly seven miles. A 165 pound person bears a daily load on the feet of about 2 000 000 pounds. The foot contains 26 bones, ligaments, muscles, and nerves and is prone to arches, hammer toes, and other ailments.

Washington American Pediatry Association

Army Aims to Cut Soldier Pack Weight

Washington reports the Defense Dept notes progress is slow as the fully armed infantryman carries about 90 pounds of gear. Studies suggest ideal loads under 50 pounds, with 40 pounds shoulder carried. Secretary McNamara oversight cited in the independent journal.

Washington Defense Dept Korea Army-Navy-Air Force Journal Defense Secy Robert S. McNamara

Soldier Pack Weight Study Revealed in Private List

The paper notes a study on the weight of a soldier’s pack was included in a list of projects not yet made public. Officials provided no further details and did not release the study to the public.

FBI chief term may be limited to 15 years

Senate Judiciary Committee moved to limit the next FBI director to a 15 year term and approved plans for Hoover’s eventual retirement. If Congress approves, the president will appoint and Senate confirm the director who cannot be renominated after the term.

Washington Senate Judiciary Committee J. Edgar Hoover Federal Bureau of Investigation Hoover Congress FBI Senate

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