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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1962
Page
12
The article discusses 1960s college enrollment projections and the impact of stock market fluctuations on family finances. It notes the growth of privately endowed colleges andFed policy influences, while questioning how to fund faculty and facilities to handle enrollment surges into the late 1960s.
Lois Anita Harvey of Hawthorne and Phillip Bruce Roland of Manhattan Beach were married in a Lawndale Church of Christ ceremony with minister Lortis R. Ellett. The bride wore nylon organza dress with lace and pearls. maid of honor Leilani Ellett and bridesmaids Barbara Palmer Carolyn Roland Kathleen Blake Judy Wright. The couple plans to live in Lawndale California.
Classified ads promote results while sparking debate over benefits and accompanying obligations. The notice highlights how listings promise practical gains but emphasize duties tied to those benefits.
The piece argues Congress should quit and go home after a session filled with indecision and extensive White House requests. It notes failed bills, rising spending, tax cut debates, and a controversial satellite act bogged down in the Senate, urging lawmakers to step back, listen to the people, and restart later. It lists several local visitors from Texas towns as attendees at an event.
Mrs. Ella Smith expresses gratitude for hospital care from Dr. McCreight Dr. Rives and accompanying nurses along with prayers visits and cards during her stay. She notes appreciation for all acts of kindness from friends.
Miss Mary D. Taylor, employed at Hendrick Memorial Hospital in Abilene, spent a few days at her home here the first of the week and was looking after business interests.
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