Re-elect Connally for Texas to continue progress
Editorial endorses Governor John Connally for a second term praising his achievements in education planning, statewide tourism promotion, Parks and Wildlife revitalization, screwworm elimination benefits, health insurance expansion for the aged, a strong Texas industrial program, and a surplus in the current fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Connally
Texas
Connally
Parks 6 Wildlife Department
Texas 65
Texas Industrial Commission
New York State
Alpine to House Highway Patrol Headquarters Again
The highway patrol headquarters for this district will move to Alpine on May 1, returning to the site of the patrol’s original establishment. The office had operated in Marfa since 1938, serving a district stretching from the Pecos River to the Culberson County line and from Balmorhea to the Rio Grande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalanche
Highway Patrol
Alpine
Marfa
W. T. Davidon
G. P. Townsend
Pecos River
Culberson County
Balmorhea
Rio Grande
Notice to Debtors and Creditors in Brewster County Texas
Edith Hopson administratrix announces debts and claims against the estates of Joe Gallego and Lupe Gallego deceased. Creditors must present claims by law, at her Alpine Texas office, by June 1 1964. Also notes 4240 sample ballots for Democratic Primary May 2 available for 5 cents. Mayo Cleveland printer next to Alpine Avalanche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gallego
Lupe Gallego
M. L. Hopson
Felix P. McGaughy
Brewster County
Texas
Alpine
Edith Hopson
Mayo Cleveland
Alpine Avalanche
Alpine Board of Equalization meeting set for April 23
The Board of Equalization for the City of Alpine will convene on April 23, 1964, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at City Hall to hear protests and determine valuations of property subject to taxation by the City of Alpine. Marjorie K. Graham, City Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Equalization For
City of
Alpine
Alpine Avalanche Masthead and policy notice
Alpine Avalanche published weekly on Thursdays serves Brewster Jeff Davis and Presidio counties. Subscription rates: local $4 per year, $2.25 half year. elsewhere $5 per year, $2.75 half year. Editor James W. Glasscock. Advertising Hallie Stillwell. Ranch News Editor tina Big Bend Park correspondent Sammy Adams. Publisher and policy statements protect against copy omissions and errors with corrections in the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster, Jeff Davis
Presidio Counties
James W. Glasscock
Jean Glasscock
Helen Uranga
IBM
Hallie Stillwell
Tina
Big Bend Park
Sam D. Adams
Marathon
Hugh Stiles
Fort Davis
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ACA
Texas Big Bend Park Association
Holland Hotel
Amon Carter
Chisos Mountain Basin
Santa Helena Canyon
Alpine Rotary Club
Worth Frazer
John Gentry
Fred Williams
Nelson Lee
Ray B. McGrew
M.A. Webb
Bill Winter
Ralph Peters
George A. Brown
W. H. Kokernot
Margaret Linn
San Antonio
Jack Stowell
John Robert
Roswell
N. M
John Stovell
Frank Young
F. M. Morehart
Morehart
Mary Ann
Seagraves
W. D. McCall
Dallas
Earl
James Cotter
Federal Reserve Bank
Jouston
Will Cotter
Ruel Warnock
Mac McMullen
Fl Paso
Zoye Decie
FI Paso
Mesdames
J. J. Roberts
Earl Clark
Earl Young
Marie Simpson
el Paso
Vada Roberts
Nailranch
W. R. Green
San Angelo
Lee Dragoo
J. J. Miles
Fort Worth
Collins
D. W. Jr
Sam Mather
Chas
Shely
Pattie
Jerry Shely
Fred
Cornelia
Sylvia Bennett
Ritchey Bros. , French Co
Gordon McLendon
U. S
Civil Defense
State OF Texas
County
OF Baewster
Federal Land Bank
Federal Land Bank Association of
Fred LaLanne
Marfa, Texas
N. St. St
Congress
West Texas Press Association — Texas Press Association
Timbuktu
U.S
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