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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1961

Page

4

Texas Senate approves large spending bill amid funding gaps

Texas lawmakers advance a two year appropriation totaling 2.496 billion dollars while acknowledging a 166 million dollar new revenue gap. The Hale-Aikin school plan gains committee backing with an 800 dollar teacher raise and rising annual costs. House and Senate clash on milk import rules and possible corporate tax shifts loom.

Austin Texas Senate General Revenue Fund Comptroller Senate Senate Education Committee Hale-Aikin Sen A. M. Aiken Jr Paris Tony Konioth Sherman Mace Stewart Galveston James Turman Texas

Dowdy Warns Foreign Aid Will Inflate Deficits

U S Representative John Dowdy of Athens warned that approving new foreign aid requests will trigger higher inflation, larger deficits, and tax rises while draining scarce gold reserves. He urged a roughly 50 percent rise in aid, arguing subsidies harm American industries and cost jobs.

Athens U. S John Dowdy Congress

Evangelist raises Lazarus tale with playful question

A visiting evangelist discussed Lazarus rising from the dead and posed how he came out of the tomb. A small boy loudly shouted Correctly fast, bringing a brief moment of levity to the sermon.

Lazarus

Peace Corps invites 200000 to apply for overseas service

The four page Peace Corps application stressing languages and skills was made public. The corps plans to send 500 volunteers by Christmas and could grow to as many as 20000 two year assignments if Congress approves. Applications go to 20000 initial applicants and to college and civic groups.

Washington Peace Corps Agricultural Extension Services Sargent Shriver

U. S. Population Shifts Thinning Rural Density

Census figures show urban areas gaining while rural density declines. In 1950, the national average was 50.5 persons per square mile with Rhode Island the densest state at 812. Alaska remained the least dense, offering vast land per person.

Washington United States Census Bureau Rhode Island Alaska

U S To Draft 250 Doctors

Washington The Defense Department ordered 250 physicians drafted into the Air Force, the first medical draft in four years. The move comes after the year's intern group failed to volunteer for active duty starting July 1961 in sufficient numbers for military medical service.

Washington Defense Department Air Force

Debtors and Creditors Notice for Fern Parker Estate

On 2 March 1961 letters testamentary were granted by Grayson County Court to Anita Mae Furman as executrix of Fern Parker deceased. All claims must be presented per law, and debts settled. Address: 1921 South Woodlawn, Denison, Texas. Dated March 29, 1961.

Fern Parker Grayson County Texas South Woodlawn Denison Anita Mae Furman Whitewright Sun

Population density trends in Alaska and nation

The Alaska admission impact on density is discussed with figures showing Alaska at 571,065 square miles and Hawaii adding 6,415 square miles. National density rose slowly to 50.5 persons per square mile, with growth concentrated in metropolitan areas and declines in about half of counties. Also notes Alaska would be twice Texas in land area and international density comparisons. A separate humorous note about a stenographer and double space follows.

Alaska Statehood United States Hawaii Texas Canada Netherlands

Our Unique Document: The Constitutional Framework Explained

A Snyder Daily News overview explains the federal Constitution as the foundation of national government. It outlines that Congress cannot alter the Constitution without amendment, the Bill of Rights protects freedoms, and powers are divided among federal, state, and people, with caution against overreach by any branch.

Snyder Daily News Congress United States of America

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