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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1963
Page
10
It takes more than money to make the future secure. It takes freedom too. Consider how little your saved-up dollars would be worth without the freedom to Spend them as you wish. This is why U vings Bonds are such a good investment. Each dollar comes back 331% larger at maturity. It also goes to work for your country, protecting freedom all over the world. Good reasons to buy some soon and regularly from now on.
Miss Briggs of Alpine attends summer programs at the University of the Americas in Mexico City along with students from 20 foreign countries. The university, a member of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, teaches AIT courses in English and offers transferable credits. Briggs, a Spanish major and Alpine High School graduate, is among a diverse international student body noted for its high American enrollment outside the United States.
Public notice outlines a constitutional amendment proposal in Texas affecting voting requirements. It discusses repealing oil tax payment as a voting prerequisite, restoring voter registration, and measures to regulate ballots and elections with sections describing timing, qualification, and gubernatorial duties.
Public notice outlines proposed November 1963 statewide vote on Senate Joint Resolution No. 16 to amend Texas Constitution Article III Section 1 to authorize up to 350 million in bonds for the Veterans' Land Fund. It describes board structure, appointment, terms, and bond issuance details including interest, denominations, and approvals.
A long text outlining proposed constitutional changes to authorize a Veterans Land Fund in Texas. It details funding, sources, and management by the Veterans Land Board to purchase land for Texas veterans, with bonds and revenue rules, sale terms, and implementation by the Legislature. The amendment sets a $150 million increase and directs procedures for elections and effective dates.
A lengthy constitutional amendment proposal outlines that the Legislature may provide for needy individuals and families, with state and federal fund controls, eligibility rules, and annual spending limits. It details sections of Article II, provisions for funding, and required gubernatorial proclamation for submission to voters.
A proposed amendment to Article XVI section 62 of the Texas Constitution would authorize all political subdivisions within Jefferson County to create a Retirement, Disability and Death Compensation Fund. The plan covers elected officers and employees, outlines funding via a percentage of compensation, and sets eligibility and investment rules. A voter proclamation and publication in newspapers are required before the special election to consider the measure.
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