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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1963

Page

2

What to Do After a Car Crash in Texas

Texas drivers should stop and render aid if needed. Protect the scene, call an officer, gather witness information, and document details. Don’t admit fault, see a doctor, consult a lawyer, inform your insurer, and report to the Department of Public Safety if injury, death, or damages exceed $25.00.

Department of Public Safety Police Sheriff's Dept Highway Patrol State Dept. of Public Safety

Communist Aims for U S Equality Says 1928 Daily Worker

The May 26 1928 Daily Worker article, reprinted in the McKinney Courier-Gazette, calls for abolition of racial discrimination and Jim Crow laws. It demands full racial equality in housing, education, transportation, and public spaces, equal treatment in unions, and equal employment conditions for Black and white workers.

McKinney Courier-Gazette Communist Daily Worker Library of Congress The Daily Worker Communist Party War and Navy Department United States Army Navy

Population Explosion Seen as World’s Top Problem

Scientists statesmen and sociologists call the population explosion the number one issue. The world adds 50 to 60 million people each year and could reach a vast ratio by the year 3000 if growth continues. Solutions proposed include lowering birth rates or raising death rates through birth control or war and starvation.

Spilling Tax Money and Uncle Sam’s Losses

A column from the Muenster Enterprise compares government losses of treasury certificates to a drinking anecdote, noting frequent losses and implying ongoing fiscal carelessness with humor. The piece reflects on repeated spills of public funds and critiques in a satirical tone.

Treasury Uncle Sam Muenster Enterprise

The Soft Shelled Turtle of Texas

This Week's Wildlife notes the soft shelled turtle is widespread in Texas except the upper Panhandle. It frequents rivers streams and ponds and serves as a scavenger due to omnivorous habits. It breathes underwater with a snorkel-like nose and exposes only head and neck. Female turtles lay eggs on land in sand or vegetation, nests are camouflaged, eggs hatch in two to three months, and soup made from the meat is described as a delicacy.

Texas Upper Panhandle

Russians open nonstop Moscow Havana air link

The Soviet Union reportedly established a Moscow to Havana nonstop route to avoid rights issues with Britain or Canada. The 14 hour Arctic Ocean flight uses TV 1114 four engine turboprops with a 6000 mile range and reportedly lands in Havana with under 50 minutes of fuel. Khrushchev ordered the route after Kennedy pressured England and Newfoundland during the missile crisis.

Russia Cuba Great Britain Canada Moscow Havana Arctic Ocean Greenland Sea Atlantic England Newfoundland Kennedy Khrushchev

Notice to appear in Grayson County court 1963

Public legal notice directs Melvaney Deaver Varley Joe Varley and Victor Varley to answer in suit No. 69093 filed by H L Pearson Gena Pearson A C Pearson Alma Pearson and Jewell Bearden seeking title to 34 acres in Grayson County Texas. Citation must be served within 90 days from June 10 1963 and hearings set for July 29 1963 before the 15th District Court in Sherman.

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

Love at First Sight Questioned by Researchers

Chicago researchers Drs. Ernest Burgess and Paul Wallin studied 225 engaged couples and found no proof of love at first sight. They report that true love develops slowly and almost imperceptibly with no example of instant emotional affection.

Chicago Ernest Burgess Paul Wallin

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