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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1965
Page
3
The Tex as State Department of Health notes skaters should avoid public streets, use designated areas, and check gear and boards for safety. Beginners should assess speed and skill, wear non slip shoes, and store boards safely when not in use. Emphasizes seeing and being seen.
The text notes that President Washington approved excise taxes on distilled liquors in 1791 triggering the whisky rebellion in Maryland and Pennsylvania. It claims many distillers moved to Kentucky and established lasting distilleries that still operate in the state.
Texas families received 99.3 million dollars in life insurance death payments in the first half of 1965, up 1 percent from a year earlier, with 41,400 policies paid. Nationwide payments totaled 2.395 billion under 1.281 million policies. Blake T. Newton Jr. notes growth tied to higher coverage.
Texas farmers brace for a potential fall screwworm surge as native fly populations, warm weather, and many animal wounds align. Eradication workers will release sterile flies. ranchers are urged to treat wounds and submit larvae for verification. Each case costs about 62 dollars in losses, with preventive treatment touted as cheaper.
Court citation commands Vivian Carol Wright to answer by October 18 1965 in Sherman Texas before Judge 15th District Court. Plaintiff Tommy Joe Wright seeks divorce on grounds of cruel treatment with case No 712712. Issued by clerk E R Brodhead and published in The Whitewright Sun in September 1965.
Federal forms will be sent to every hospital to verify civil rights compliance including equal room sharing. Compliance visits by the Department of Health Education and Welfare will spot check nationwide. Of 225 discrimination complaints investigated, only a few were unfounded, Quigley said.
Liege Belgium Camille De Groo named Ideal Husband of 1965 says marital harmony comes from showering the wife with flowers. He recalls bringing home a stray bouquet from a bus and reports it transformed his wife, leading to flowers twice weekly for 15 years.
The record notes that a wind speed under one mile per hour is classified as a calm. This formal designation appears in meteorological references defining wind categories and thresholds.
College Station Texas A M University Extension home management specialist explains the new non stick cookware. Most foods need little or no added fat, but greasing may be required for certain cakes and cupcakes. Eggs release easily, but angel and chiffon cakes bake well without fat. Use nylon or wood utensils to protect coatings.
In Munich Karl Keckel, 42, a confirmed bachelor, rushed to a date with a blonde forgetting to switch off his iron. Returning home he finds half his house burned. He quips that women should do housework and laments his realization.
Washington reports the aerospace industry will employ over 1.1 million people by year end, with 190000 scientists and engineers added in the March to December period. The rise in aircraft development and manufacturing offsets a decline in missile work after several years of growth.
Dillman a winter hardy early maturing flax developed cooperatively by the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station and the USDA. It adapts to central and northern portions of South Texas flax producing area. Seed is available now.
A Senate disclosure amid Medicare debates shows about 23,000 nursing homes nationwide with roughly 9,700 offering skilled care. The estimate highlights a gap in advanced medical services across the sector.
The Deep River Fife and Drum Corps return to the 1965 State Fair of Texas in Dallas for nine days October 16 to 24. The Connecticut group first appeared in 1963 during Exposition of Our American Heritage and will again perform the rudiments of drumming.
The National Industrial Conference Board finds two thirds of U S manufacturers now offer four weeks or more paid vacation after 20 years of service, up from 15 percent in 1956. About 30 percent of plants close for eight holidays annually, up from 10 percent in 1956.
The Public Health Service reports the U S death rate in 1961 was 941 per 100 000 population.
Modern gas heating systems promise clean fresh air all winter with warm filtered circulation. Attic closet or crawl space installation options make it simple to upgrade. Central floor and wall furnaces and space heaters are advertised as economical bargains from Lone Star Gas and local contractors.
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