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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1963
Page
3
A fable contrasts two farmers and a clever egg head rooster. The first farmer wins buyers with a sign and quality, building demand and profits while the second farmer lags until he follows the first. The rooster derides advertising but the moral wins: customers drive sales and the economy.
The article notes four presidents who gave no inaugural address due to immediate swearing in as vice presidents. It cites George Washington 1793 and contrasts long speeches by Harrison 1841, Calvin Coolidge, and Taft. It ends with a remark on The Sun’s printing variety.
Washington reports substantial progress in securing dignity and security for the 18 million Americans aged 65 plus over the past 15 years. The President's Council on Aging emphasizes Kennedy's aging program including hospital insurance under Social Security, and notes the need for broader action despite gains in life expectancy and rising healthcare costs.
The proposal would lower taxes for 3.4 million older Americans by 1965 by nearly 800 million dollars annually. It also includes grants to spur state and community programs for seniors, housing for senior citizens, and expansion of laws aiding older workers.
A weekly feature highlights Texas native wildlife with a concise fact on habitats behavior or sightings. The article presents approachable notes about local species and their roles in regional ecosystems designed for readers curious about nature.
The excerpt describes spawning habits of black bass white bass catfish crappie and carp along East Texas waters and notes game wardens assisting campers and fishermen. It mentions the Game & Fish Commission in Tyler answering questions and distributing literature. It also references Lincoln’s nomination in Chicago on May 18 1860 and Yellowstone bears population stabilization at about 200.
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