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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1966

Page

8

Dorsey Hardeman Seen As Strong Texas State Leader

A political tribute notes Dorsey B. Hardeman's 20 years in the Texas Senate, citing his Finance Committee chairmanship and impact on salaries, appropriations for Sul Ross College and state projects, support for Big Bend National Park, McDonald Observatory, Camino del Rio, and River Road, asserting his seniority and influence make re election essential.

Dorsey B. Hardeman Big Bend-Davis Mountains Senate Finance Committee Senate State of Texas Hardeman Texas General Revenue Fund Sul Ross State College Big Bend National Park House of Representatives Davis Mountains University of Texas Mount Locke Fort Davis National Science Foundation McDonald Observatory McDonald's Camino del Rio Rio Grande Lajitas Brewster County Bedford Presidio County

Presbyterian Church Fire Destroys North Street Structure in 1943

Fire destroyed the Presbyterian Church at North Street and Avenue C early yesterday after being discovered at 1 20 a.m. Pastor Rev Fred Rogers and family lived in the nearby manse. Marfa firefighters aided after the blaze burned over an hour.

Presbyterian North Sth Street Avenue C Fred Rogers Marfa Ine Wudtding F.G. Walker Sul Ross College Davila Texas Kathryn Williams F.G. Jr I.C Davis Harriet Susan Elm Grove Cemetery

Life magazine features Lady Bird Johnson and Udalls in raft trip

The Life magazine half page shows Lady Bird Johnson and the Udalls rafting on the Rio Grande. Shana Alexander calls the safari one of the most loony and delightful times, noting Presidio airport and a rancher’s remark that nobody ever comes here.

Jim Glasscock Life Magazine Lady Bird Johnson the Udalls Rio Grande Big Bend National Park Shana Alexander Big City Shana Enny Presidio Lady Bird Supreme Court Williams. Douglas Life The San Antonio Express

West Texas hospitality admired in reader letter

A Des Moines reader recounts enjoying West Texas hospitality with the White House Press Corps and requests a leftover souvenir edition of the local paper, expressing gratitude for the friendliness shown.

West Texas White House

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