Texas Parks Fees Rise as State Expands Parks System
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission raises entrance fees at 42 state parks and keeps use fees for campgrounds, cabins, piers, and other facilities. A $12 annual pass and a $1 per car entrance at 30 parks are outlined to fund a 10 year land acquisition and park improvements across Texas metropolitan areas and major centers.
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Texas Parks & Wildlife Commission
Copama Bay
Port Lavaca
Parks & Wildlife Commission
John Connally
Commission
Texas
PWC
Velasco
Matagorda Island
Grapevine Reservoir
Guadalupe River
White River Reservoir
Jefferson County
Parks & Wildlife
Robert Singleton
San Jose Mission
San Antonio
Warner-Hogg Plantation
Eisenhower State Park
State Highway Commission
Atlanta State Park
Caddo Lake State Park
Arbor
Dear Cousin Shut Up Dear Sir We Comment on Spock Trial
A letter to British cousins dismisses foreign press views on Benjamin Spock trial. It argues no Briton involved, urges mutual non interference, and comments on British policy and American welfare state concerns. The writer plans to let US legal procedures resolve Dr Spock and associates matter.
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London
Benjamin Spock
England
United States
Dr. Spock
Profumos
Keelers
Lord Russell
Cousin
Passman releases figures on US foreign aid totals and top recipients
Representative Otto Passman shows that US aid from 1946 to June 30 1968 totals 171.2 billion with 118.4 billion in net payments and 52.8 billion in net interest. Top recipients include Great Britain Korea Republic of China India Italy and Germany with Japan rounding out the top ten.
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Otto E. Passman
Louisiana
South Korea
Republic of China
Korea
China
Asia
Japan
Great Britain
Rhodesia
France
DeGaulle
India
Nehru
Krishna Menon
United States
Madame Gandhi
Italy
Turkey
Germany
Berlin
Greece
Andrews County News Highlights and Local Notices
One year ago Leo Lambert resigned as Chamber of Commerce manager to become assistant director of a regional education center in Abilene. Also noted is a record oil sale, with a publisher address in Andrews Texas, and a reactivated Andrews County child welfare advisory council led by Mrs. Brian Gordon.
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AFDC
Burton G. Hackney
Texas
Morris S. Schwartz
Selective Service
Connally
Ap- Pee
Memphis
Ack B. Boone
Carson
Collingsworth
Childress
Donley
Hall
Herbert C. McKee
Houston
Wendell JH. Hamrick
Dickinson
Texas Air Control Board
Ray A. Foley
Dallas County
Donnie R. Hunter
Odessa
Corpus Christi
Joe McCarthy
el Paso
Department of Public Safety
Elmer J. Terrell Jr
Fort Worth
W. Fe, Naylor
DPS
New Texas Rangers
L C. White
Beaumont
Henry
Tilmon Barnett
Lockhart
Capitol
Leo Lambert
Chamber of Commerce
Abilene
Andrews County News
Northwest First
Andrew
Andrews
West Texas
University of Texas Lands
Andrews County Child Welfare Advisory Council
Brian Gordon
Basin area cotton output may near double 1967
Plains Cotton Growers Inc estimates Basin area cotton production could total almost twice last year’s crop. Local reports include Jim Foy noting heavy sorghum green bug infestation as grain heads out. Community notices cover water recreation plans near Denver City and civic meetings in Wink, Quanah, Perryton, and Van Horn.
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Lamesa
Dawson County
Plains Cotton Growers, Inc
Brownfield
Jim Foy
THE
Brownfield News
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Texas Senate
Senate
Dick Cory
Victoria
Barnes
State of Texas
International Minerals and Chemical Corporation of New York
Corporation
U. S. Supreme Court
Shut
Youth Center
Amarillo
Yesteryears
James Roberts
Editor-Publishe
Mustang Club
Bud Duncan
Seminole
Tommy Jackson
Rice Stadium
Drexel Underwood
Dale
Johnny Stubbs
Tommy
Dawson County Press
Denver City
Clella
J. K. Matthews
Denver City Press
Wink
Wink City Council
Urban Renewal Agency
Wink Bulletin
van Horn
Texas Highway Commission
Austin
Alberson
Quanah
City of Quanah
Perryton
Ochiltree County Herald
T.W
Pete) Hooper
Shinda
Topcat
Cougar
America
Johnny Smith Motor CO
North Main
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