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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1962

Page

6

Cox for Governor in Texas Aide to Cox Connellys Oppose Cox

OUR WASHINGTON BUREAU reports in a weekly roundup that in Texas the race for governor pits Jack Cox against John Connally with Lyndon B. Johnson’s influence a topic. The piece alleges funds and payoffs tied to Connally’s nomination and argues Texans should back Cox to prevent Johnson’s control of state government.

Texas GOP Jack Cox John Connally Lyndon B. Johnson Lyndon Johnson Connally Cox

Polio Sabin vaccine drive set for Big Bend Park

Big Bend Park notes announce free Sabin polio vaccine on November 11 offered by Public Health Officer Dr. Lockhart. Citizens and neighboring communities invited. exemption only for high fever or recent tonsil/adenoid surgery. Local updates include staff changes, social events, and a vibrant fall bloom season after a dry spring.

Filis Cleveland Omaha Cincinnati San Antonio Houston Dallas Ft. Worth Laredo U. S. Public Health Service AMA Canada Lockhart Terlingua

Fort Davis News Briefs Highlight Local Sports and People

U.S. Senator Tom Connally may join rifle nimrods in the Davis Mountains during November open season per a letter to Joe Mulhern from Connally's brother Dr. H. F. Connally of Waco. Alfred McCutcheon named again to Texas A&M livestock judging team that travels to Kansas City. Fort Davis Indians beat Horn 26 to 7 with notable yardage from Johnny Fitzgerald and the Beall brothers. Milton D. Hawes expected in Fort Davis next week after CCC service in California. County Judge Bill Granger cites 200 winter chicks, 100 Buff Orpingtons and 100 Rhode Island Reds ordered. 196 remain alive. Davis resident fractured leg and arm in Marfa circus incident deemed unavoidable. A A Earhart, local citizen, mentioned.

U. S Tom Connally Davis Mountains Joe Mulhern H. F. Connally Waco Bill Granger Missouri Rhode Island Brenham Texas

Bates Heads i croup Muse Depanent

Bates Wink leads the group with Kermit as vice president Judy Irby of Corpus Christi as secretary pressurer Linda Heary of Bronte as reporter and May Feist of San Angelo as corresponding secretary. MENC is a professional organization open to majors and minors to develop better music. The chapter plans to attend the Texas Music Educators Association Convention in February in Houston.

Muse Depanent Wes Bates Wink Dan

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