The Alto Herald (Alto, Tex.), No. 29, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 19, 1963 Page: 2 of 8
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THE ALTO HERALD, ALTO, TEXAS, DECEMBER 19, 1963
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THE ALTO HERALD
A Leader tnSouthCherokee County 8lnct 1896
P R E S S sI ASSOUAT!0H
Mrs. Frank L. Weimar and Son, Editors and Owners.
Bntered as second class matter in 1896 at the Po3t Office in Alto,
Cherokee County, Texas, under the act of Congress of March 3, 1887.
Published every Thursday t-t Alto, Texas.
Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing or reputa-
tion of any person, firm or corporation which may appear in the
columns of the Herald will be gladly corrected upon its being
brought to the attention of the Publishers.
News Letter
From Washington, D. C.
President Johnson's pledge to
the Congress and the American
people, that the "expenditures of
the government will be admin-
istered with the utmost thrift
and frugality" was welcomed by
me, and r am ure most everyone
was p'eascd to have the pledge.
Jtisentire'y in line with the
promise I made to you when 1
was f'r?t elcctcrl to Congress, and
which I have faithfully kept, to
opoo-e all i nc e?; irv spending
He a!so he nil] insist that the
government get a dollar's worth
of value for each dollar spent.
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FAST
LET US REPAIR YOUR CAR,
TRUCK OR TRACTOR.
Whether you need a complete
overhau! or tune-up service, we
would appreciate a chance to
serve you.
COMPLETE VOLKSWAGEN
SERVICE
Oliver Griffith
AT THE "Y"IN THE
CENTRAL HIGH COMMUNITY
Phone icrs rp Alto, Texas
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and will set an example of pru
drnce and economy. Along with
his pledge to keep the American
dollar strong, I believe these
promises to be the high points of
his speech to the Joint Session of
the Congress.
Government is costing you Ic^s
this fiscal year than had been
proposed. The people have s<o
over - whelmingly expressed
th nuchas against deficit spend-
le l'iai the Item hers of Con-
gresshavebcc! reluctant toenact
increased appropriations for
; vrry Denartment of the Federal
Government. It has resulted that
the various Departments arc
operating under "continuing res-
olutions,"which have the effect
of holding this year's spending
down to the level of spending
during the previous fiscal year
It is costing you and other tax-
payers less, because it serves as a
freeze on new spending propo-
sals.
T) Fair riay For Cuba Com
mittee was brutally brought to
the attention of the American
ocnpM bv the a sa<'sination of
President Kennedy. That com-
mittee is a pro-Castro communist
organization, and the assassin,
Lee Oswald, was one of its chair-
men. The Fair Plav for Cuba
Committee, which has been de-
nounced by the FBL the House
Committee on Un-American Ac-
tivities, Anti-Communist organi-
zations and by the Cuban exiles,
is active on many campuses in
Du l'niled States. Itsactivitie
could well be responsible, in part
at least for the proposed resolu-
tions in some young people's
rlubs demanding the recognition
cfCnstro'sCubabyourg'ivcT'n-
mcnt. Those resolutions were in
the news last August.
The Foreign Aid Program is
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FOR 0L0 HOMES
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ONE OUTDOOR UMT
HEATS & C001S
1. No Venting
2. No Inside Noise
!. No Inside Gas & Power
Connections
4. No Inside Refrigerant Lines
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THE WEEK BEFORE CHR!STMAS
MOM,ICLEANED
TH'StDEWALK
AN' CARRIED
OUT TU
TRASH CAN6...
HEV, MOM,
I PtCKED
UP ALL MY
CLOTHES..,
NEED Ah/yrWlNG
AT TH'&TOREPjj'-;
MOTHER,
THE PtsHES
ARE DONE
-WANT ME
TO VACUUM
UVING
LOOK, MOM,
HAtR
CLEANED
ROOM
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WANTED
.an ! to set! or real estate of any desc
tion. size or location. See or contac
CAR)., YQ\X/RLL, AltO; Texas
Phone] 86
ist your property with me for immec
sale.
back for more money. The re-
quest is for S4.u billion, to pro-
vide money from th i- American
tax-payers to be given to 104 of!
the 112 nations in the world, j
This program gives yc .tr money j
to every dictator in the world, al-
most every socialist country, and
to many of the communis! coun-,
tries. I repeat a statement 1 have j
often made—l!i morey would
better serve the interestsof the
United Stut !\v!)( irg used here
in our own country.
Traffic Accident
Summary For
November Released
Palestine.—Sgt. J. A. McVean,
Supervisor of the Texas Highway
Patrol in the Palestine Area re-
leased Anderson, Leon. Cherokee.
Houston, and Madison Couni'e
R'trai Traffic A".id'-il Sum-
mary for the month of November.
The Highway Patrol in the
Palestine Area investigated a to-
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,'talof80rural traffic crashes
duri! g the month of November.!
As a result of these 80 crashes j
two people were killed. ^6 in-
jured, and thocombinc<i property!
damage amounted to $53,336.00.
For the first 11 months of .
1963, the Palestine Area's rural)
traffic accident records show a '
total of 676 rural traffic crashes {
resulting in death to 31 people,
injury to 371 people, and the,
bined property damage a-
mounted to $536,187.00.
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Mrs. Frank L. Weimar and Son. The Alto Herald (Alto, Tex.), No. 29, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 19, 1963, newspaper, December 19, 1963; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth215807/m1/2/?q=jack: accessed April 23, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Stella Hill Memorial Library.