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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1967
Page
2
Omar Burleson discusses fiscal policy, piecemeal appropriations, and the dangers of diverging budgets. He notes the congressionally raised debt limit and anticipates further requests from the Executive to increase the national debt.
Texas teachers face a $170 million two year pay raise bill advancing from the Senate Education Committee led by Sen. A M Aikin Jr. The measure targets monthly raises of 61 to 100 dollars with more for less experienced educators amid shortages. House sentiment favors a lower amount than TSTA seeks but higher than Gov Connally's proposal.
A speech argues that rising deficits and spending threaten faith in the government credit. It notes defense costs rose by nearly 30 billion since 1961 and non-defense by over 43 billion, calling for prioritized spending and sacrifices to avoid deeper debt and higher taxes.
Senate Constitutional Amendments Committee favors lowering the voting age to 18 proposed by Sen. Joe Bernal with no testimony. Connally's plan to phase out ad valorem taxes advances, while House pushes Tort Claims Act to allow suits against state bodies. Education panel backs tuition relief for low income students at state colleges and universities.
Larry Rives, a University of Texas student, returned Sunday to Austin after spending spring holidays with his parents Dr. and Mrs. C. T. Rives.
Mr and Mrs B F Hutcheson and Mrs Elizabeth Alderman of San Antonio were weekend visitors in the home of Mrs A D Lee. The notable guests joined local hosts for a brief social gathering and extended greetings.
WINGATE Clarice Irvin and two friends from San Antonio were weekend guests with her aunt Leila Har ter. Tracy Laughter and daughter Naomi of Lubbock visited in the Duncan Hensley and Mrs. I G Hensley home. The Doggett boys Hays Doggett remains poor in Hendrick Hospital. Jim Brumfinger of Littlefield dies. burial in Littlefield. Kirk Holder wed in Abilene. Several families visit kin in Abilene and Missouri.
Mr and Mrs F A Tidmore of Maverick George and Randy Scott and Sue Speck of San Angelo were recent visitors in the home of Mr and Mrs G W Scott Jr.
Mr and Mrs Bloyd Casias announce the engagement and approaching marriage of Rosalinda Casias to Frank Arroyo son of Mr and Mrs Cruz Arroyo A wedding is planned for May 7 at Mt Carmel Catholic Church with Rev Father Taylor officiating
Frances Gaby Circle of the Methodist Woman's Society met Tuesday morning April 11 at 9 o'clock in the home of Mrs D A Dobbins. Mrs George Rosson vice chairman called the meeting to order. Rev Roy L Crawford led the study of the Book of James calling it a Handbook of Practical Religion. Hostess served fruit juice coffee donuts and cookies to Mesdames Baker Rosson Bates Crawford Crockett Daniel Drake Stanley Gerhardt and Rev Crawford.
The record notes the organization of the First Chamber of Commerce in New York City in 1768, marking an early milestone in the city’s business, civic, and commercial history.
Mrs Jack Martin hosted the Be Busy Sewing Club meeting at 511 South Magnolia Monday afternoon. Members appliqued squares for a hostess quilt and refreshments were served. Next gathering is set for April 24 at Mrs M H Wilsons home.
Fort Bliss residents Capt. and Mrs. ae ford Hogan and sons plus Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Scott and family hosted St and Mrs Max Tidmore and their family during a weekend gathering in town.
Local page 4 item notes community events and small notices in Winters Texas. Details are faint but indicate typical small town reporting with brief updates and upcoming dates.
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