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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1964

Page

3

Supreme Court to rule on holding office versus running for Legislature

Texas Supreme Court will hear arguments over whether holders of paid political offices may run for the Legislature during their current terms. Abilene lawyer Truman P. Kirk fights to keep Tom Todd off the Democratic ballot as Todd resigns November 1 with 104th District Atty. Tom Todd's term ending December 31. Rep. Allen Glenn currently holds the post. The ruling will affect many local officeholders statewide.

Austin Texas Supreme Court Truman P. Kirk Abilene Tom Todd Todd D. A Allen Glenn State Supreme Court Lee Harvey Oswald

Whitewright seeks bids to extend waterworks system

The City of Whitewright invites sealed proposals for supervision labor materials and supplies for waterworks improvements and extensions. Bids due March 20 1964 at 1 30 PM at City Hall. Bonds prevailing wage requirements and public notice provisions apply. May reject bids or waive formalities. R R Summers Mayor.

City of Whitewright Texas Uran, Soules and Company, Inc Waco R. R. Summers City

Dropout program and touring Texans highlight Texas news

TEA will launch five pilot programs for Cor pus Christi dropouts directing special courses part time work and counseling. Texas tourists Sen Walter Richter and Walter Meyer returned from Germany promoting Texas tourism. Treasury tax cut predicted to boost circulation and sales tax revenue and possibly alter 1965 Texas tax picture. Highway Commission approves 9.6 mile farm to market road to Natural Bridge Caverns serving Sanford Dam area.

Texas Education Agency Corpus Christi Earl Martin TEA Texas Germany Walter Richter Gonzales Walter Meyer San Antonio Dusseldorf Meyer Richter U. S. Treasury Department Ture Treasury Department State Highway Commission Burgeoing Houston Comal County Canyon Dam Natural Bridge Herb Petry Jr Carrizo Springs Hal Woodward Coleman Jack Kultgen Waco Commission Sanford Dam

Local political notes and state financials from Hutchinson area

U S Senator Ralph Yarborough opened Austin campaign HQ with Emer son Stone Jr of Jacksonville as statewide manager. Don Yarborough announced his gubernatorial bid and Bill McIntyre of Navasota named state operations manager. Governor Connally defended private committee meetings on education while denying government secrecy. State Comptroller Robert S Calvert reported 1963 spending of 2.3 billion with a net balance of 219.3 million.

Robert S. Calvert

Fireproofing by APO-THPC in Commercial Laundries

Government scientists discover a method to fireproof clothing draperies and bedding in conventional laundry machines using APO-THPC. The treatment shields wool silk cotton rayon and blends, remains durable for fabric life, and reduces shrinkage rot wrinkles and mildew in hospital and commercial plant use.

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Auto Mechanics Shortage Fuels Rebuilt Engine Boom

The era of aging American mechanics is widening the gap as youths skip garage work. Rebuilt engines, guaranteed for 100000 miles, cost 350 to 450 dollars installed. Evan Thomas Jr of Thomas Engine Corp says demand has risen at least 15 percent annually for a decade due to engine complexity and lack of skilled local mechanics.

Evan Thomas, Jr Thomas Engine Corp Pasadena Calif

Hens Take Aspirin Increase Eggs At University Study

Tucson researchers Bobby L. Reid and B. J. Hullett of the University of Arizona report White Leghorn hens laid about six percent more eggs last year after taking aspirin. They say the drug reduced stress from a hectic life.

Tucson Ariz Bobby L. Reid B. J. Hullett University of Arizona

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