Texas Democrats in Chicago face open convention push
At the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Texas Democrats led by Gov. Connally push for proportional representation and abolition of the unit rule. TDOC seeks 50 seats and argues current delegation underrepresents Negro and Mexican American communities. Republican talk centers on Nixon and Agnew amid Texas politics and national issues.
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Vern Sanford
Texas Press Association
Texas Democratic Party
Chicago
Texas
Gov
Jolly
Otexas Democrats
Dallas
Connally
Prez
Hubert Humphrey
Credentials Committee
TDOC
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
McCarthy
Alabama
Connecticut
Indiana
Louisiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Georgia
Washington
Richard Nixon
Herbert Hoover
Dwight Eisenhower
Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Maryland
Spiro Agnew
George Wallace
Vietnam
Humphrey
Wallace
Ean
West
Tom Beavley
Austin
James R. Norvell
Texas Supreme Court
Norvell
Reavley
High Court
Abilene Atty
Tom Gordon
W.D
Bill) Noel
Odessa
Texas Liquor Control Board
House
Ben Barnes
Rep
Dick Cory
Victoria
Barnes
Jack Ogg
Houston
Robert D. Bloodwell
Philip R. Overton
Charles A. LeMaistre
Wyatt H. Heard
Lamoine Holland
San Antonio
D.C. Howard
Uvalde
Fred Orr
DeSoto
Carl A. Parker
Port Arthur
Attorney General
Senate
Durin
J.C. Looney
Ednburg
Public Safety Commission
Crawford Martin
Martin
Looney
Rio Grande City
Iocependen
Assembly Hall
Federal Economic Development Administration
County Commissioners Court
Public Hearing on Zoning Change in Alpine Texas
The City of Alpine Brewster County Texas will hold a joint Zoning Commission and City Council hearing on August 23 1968 from 2 00 PM to 3 00 PM at City Hall. The petition requests re zoning of Metta Harms Addition blocks 17 18 9 26 and 27 from R 2 to R 4. Citizens may attend to voice support or objections.
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Alpine
Brewster County
Texas
Gaty
Zoning Commission
Cy Council
Metta Harms
HemisFair Center Poised As San Antonio’s World Class Facility
Ambling through HemisFair and the new Convention Center in San Antonio, the project nears completion with 12.5 million in Urban Renewal funding and 30 million in municipal bonds. The complex includes 3100-seat banquet halls, 2800-seat theater, 10500-seat arena, and an advanced atomic clock system coordinating Swiss time-keeping for visitors and press.
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San Antonio
HemisFair
Hemisfaiir
U.S
Texas Pavilion
Joe Riordan
Joe
Lubbock
West Texas Press Association
Alpine
Big Bend National Park
Southwestern Bell
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Amblin
With Jim Glasscock
Tower of the Americas
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Theater
Ray Shearer
NBC Television
Hemis- Fair
Convention Center
The
Alpine Avalanche
N. 5Th St
P.O
Ress Association
Brewster
Jeff Davis
Idho
James W. Glasscock
Jean Glasscock
Robert J. Glasscock
Marie Buckner
Lauris Ann Hawkins
Hallie Stillwell
Trina
Chip. Guinette Medley
Advertising
IBM
Adv
Big Bend Park
Marathon
Fort Davis
West Texas Press Associatip
Business Service Guide
Ellyson-Guarantee Abstract Company
Bafe*vster County
Big Bend Abstract Co
N. 6Th St
Abstract Service & Title Insurance
F. J. Ellyson
Optometrist
Thomas L. Coats
Storey - Whiteside Lumber Co
St. James
Episcopal Church
Evan Davies