The Bartlett Tribune and News (Bartlett, Tex.), Vol. 83, No. 3, Ed. 1, Thursday, November 13, 1969 Page: 3 of 8
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Automobile Thief
Dallas Stolen oil company
fcrcdit cards often prove to bo
of great value to car thieves
according to the National Au-
tomobile Theft Bureau (NA-
TO. C. C. Benson manager of
NATB'S southwestern division
flays that stolen gasoline credit
cards often provide an excel-
lent means of false identifica-
tion for the car thief.
The credit cards enabls him
to buy gasoline oil tires etc.
for the stolen automobile and
they can also bo used to cash
checks and for payment for
motel lodgings and food.
The NATB official warned
automobile owners never to
leave their credit cards in their
cars to keep accurate records
of the serial numbers of all cre-
dit cards to consult with their
insurance agents about credit
card insurance and to promptly
notify the oil companies and
their insurance companies if
credit cards are lost or stolen.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ford
spent the week-end in Austin
with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wieder-spahn.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Keeling
of Mexia spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ford
Suzanne and Rob.
NEW GIFT MERCHANDISE HAS
ARRIVED - MORE IS ARRIVING
Gifts for showers birthdays Christmas
and other special occasions await your selec-
tion. There are toys dolls and games for the
young folk. We even have some gifts that sell
for $1.00.
We have perfumes colognes and cosme-
tics for the ladies and after-shave lotions and
colognes for men.
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Our Committee on Agricul-
ture made some progress this
week. Monday night we met
with Secretary Hardin and his
stair. This was our 17th meet-
ing. I don't believe that there
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meetings between a Cabinet
head and a congressional com-
mittee. Wg think thfiHo. mnof-
ings have put us in a better po
sition to worK witn the uepart-
ment but we still have no firm
agreements. One of our prob-
lems is getting Committee
members to attend meetings.
Just yesterday I had to ad-
journ the Committee because I
could not get a quorum.
We have had meetings of
our Committee every day this
week. This morning we seemed
to make some real progress. I
think we have agreement be-
tween the Committee and the
Department on the milk pro-
visions of the bill. Both yester-
day and today I have had lunch
with separate groups of cotton
people from Texas and have
had meetings with two other
cotton trrouns. Cottnn in rlnnhfc.
less the most difficult problem
with which we must deal. The
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isn't enough to justify anybody
in the united States to grow It
without a government pay-
ment yet if we did not grow
cotton our whole economy
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34 YEARS PROVEN SAFEH
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OF TEMPLE
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DIVIDENDS COMPOUNDED DAILY
5.39
(Full Year Yield)
4.86
SAVINGS
CERTIFICATES
Six-month certificates. $1000 Mini
mum automatically . renewable d!vl-
dendi compounded dally paid quart-
erly . . .
PASSBOOK SAVINGS
5.25
(Annual Rate)
(Full Year Yield)
Opan new account for at liltl
$5. Dtvldandi compounded dally paid
quarterly. -
. 4.75
(Annual Rate)
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we could control the market so
as to materially increase the
price we could hardly afford
to do so because with a sub-
stantially higher market price
for cotton we would find the
mills turning even more to syn-
thetics. There isn't any easy
answer for any of our farm
problems but cotton seems to
be especially difficult.
Earlier this week both House
and Senate passed a bill from
our Committee raising the
Food Stamp authorization and
late yesterday afternoon we
were able to get final approval
of the House for the Conferen-
ce Reports extending the Great
Plains program.
On Wednesday the House
passed a bill to prohibit banks
from engaging in unrelated
business activities through the
guise of holding companies.
The present regulations were
being abused by a few large
operators. It seemed to me to
be necessary to impose further
restrictions in order to protect
our local independent business
men. I voted for the bill.
Yesterday the House voted
for a program involving a user
tax for the construction of air
terminals and navigation aids.
I voted for this believing that
we must rely increasingly upon
aviation as a mhans of trans-
portation. Incidentally on the
same day the Department of
Commerce at my request had
a representative in Texas stud-
ying my suggestion for the es-
tablishment of a central air
freight distributing center on
the old James Connally Field.
There will be another so-
called "Peace Moratorium" on
the 15th. I expect this may
well result in some violence
especially here in Washington.
I will be in Texas that day and
plan to meet with groups on
the Baylor campus who believe
in America and supporting our
boys who are sacrificing for
their country.
TJIE BARTLETT TRIBUNE
Bartlctt Texas
Jimmy Taisler is now sta-
tioned in Washington with the
Army.
Miss Harvey Ann Thompson
and Dale Thompson of Denton
were weekend guests of Mrs. C.
L. Oldham and Mrs. O. C. Gunn.
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Thursday November 13 19S
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Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Spieg'-
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Howell and Mrs. Laurecne
Howoll and Roy Howell of Aus-
tin visited in Waco Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Goss and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Billy
Howell and family.
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Ford, Robert C., Jr. The Bartlett Tribune and News (Bartlett, Tex.), Vol. 83, No. 3, Ed. 1, Thursday, November 13, 1969, newspaper, November 13, 1969; Bartlett, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth82327/m1/3/: accessed May 3, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Bartlett Activities Center and the Historical Society of Bartlett.