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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1964
Page
8
Washington report indicates more children in grade schools smoke regularly, even in fifth grade. Teachers from Louisville to Wataga note rising instances with motives ranging from showing off to status, urging stronger home influence and anti smoking education in schools.
James Taylor Kelly Jr. of Fort Worth was fined 1000 in Dallas County Court for charging two long-distance calls to a businessman's number without permission. The verdict marks the first conviction under a 1961 Texas law. Kelly admitted making calls from Fort Worth to Dallas and from Dallas to Tulsa.
Remains inform readers to call 583-4267 467-2734 for removal of dead or crippled livestock. A card of thanks from Joe Reeves expresses appreciation for flowers visits and support during hospitalization and after returning home, blessing friends and neighbors.
Dr. R. E. Patterson of Texas A M University cites fertilizer use as the main gain in the Black land Income Growth. Cotton output rose by thirty million dollars year over year while fertilizer uptake jumped from 161 000 to 207 000 tons. Lending institutions also expanded farm loans to B I G operators, with many loans tied to following B I G guidelines.
The report states that over half of American families are sustained by two or more breadwinners. About 17 million families have two earners and roughly 5 million have three or more earners.
Texas Atty. Gen. Waggoner Carr marked the 128th anniversary of Texas independence urging vigilance to preserve freedom. He spoke to about 500 at Washington State Park noting Sam Houston’s birthday and warning against complacency and the lure of “world owes me a living” attitudes.
A Harris poll shows that 50 of 100 air travelers fly for business, 35 for pleasure, and 15 for nonleisure personal reasons. The study outlines motivations and patterns among airline users.
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