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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1960
Page
18
The Federal Trade Commission instructed American businesses to clearly state what a guarantee covers and who backs it even in brief radio TV or print ads. It cited examples of misleading guarantees and said full terms must be disclosed to avoid prosecution.
A tourist asks about Villa Asconati and learns a gardener maintains the grounds in perfect order for a master who no longer visits, saying he expects him today. The tale ends with the gardener’s firm greeting: today, sir, today. Also notes include a line about traffic rule defiance and a Buddhist colony in Freewood Acres New Jersey.
College Station reports safety tips from W L Ulich extension agricultural engineer on backyard cookouts. Emphasizes open outdoor grilling away from structures, proper fuel handling, dry ignition methods, and using long tools. Recommends fireproof gloves and a water bucket for emergencies.
A Kaufman Herald letter endorses Senator John Kennedy highlighting his sincerity and Christian faith. The writer argues Kennedy’s beliefs strengthen the nation and should not disqualify him, while noting other possible reasons to oppose him but not his religion.
Stephens and Bryant recommend liability and property damage insurance for automobiles. They discuss coverage basics and how to protect drivers and owners from costly claims.
The author urges voters to stop denying candidates based on faith. Voting for Kennedy and Johnson should be possible regardless of denominational ties. Readers are reminded that religious prejudice could target any faith, including the reader's own, in future elections.
New York reports the doughnut hole as an economic barometer, with observers awaiting the 1961 size reveal on January 1. The Donut Institute notes the hole expands during recessions and inflationary periods, signaling possible future changes.
The Sun reports a rubber company estimates farmers will spend 320 million dollars on tires this year, highlighting agricultural tire demand and market size.
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