Texas Capitol Report Highlights Shifts in Legislature
A Nine seven new Senate members emerge as conservatives and liberals reshuffle power. Notable entrants include Herring, Rogers, Gonzales, and Huson with several incumbents facing runoffs. Polytechnic-level policy notes cover Negro voting blocs, polio vaccine access, statewide rain-making discussions, and veteran land fund recoveries amid a broad state agenda.
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Charles F. Herring
Sun
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B. Gonzales
San Antonio
E. Lattimer
Hubert
R. Hucson
Ermenguille
Victor
Rogers Kelley
Swabbeck
Preston Smith
Cp. Carrall Cobb
Hilmer Corbin
Jm Rimoffs
Mrs
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Joel
W m Shireman
Corpus’ Christi
Bruce Reagan
Floyd Bradshaw
Weatherford
Wayne Wagonseller
Gus Strauss
Haletevive
Culp Krueger
el Campo
Warren McDonald
el Wood
Tyler
Mountains And Merehills MORGAN Drives War Effort
A rambling travelogue notes a big easy going man Mor gan urging mules to pull their weight in wartime. The narrator recalls Oklahoma adventures, road woes, and humorous regional quirks from Texas to Atoka with playful digs at Okies and Texans and a foreshadowing atom bomb joke in Atoka.
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Oklahoma
Atoka
Okla
Humphrey Labor Support Seen Boosting 1960 Bid
A report credits Senator Hubert Humphrey with strengthening labor support for his vice presidential bid. The piece traces Humphrey s labor ties from childhood politics to his Senate career, Civil Rights stance, and anti Communist actions, noting cross party respect and liberal stance amid anti Communism charges. It highlights his appeal among union officials and his balanced civil rights approach within the Democratic Party.
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Success Secrets OP the other and MARVEL NOT
A terse note echoes a biblical exhortation. The speaker warns against marveling at others and urges a personal renewal, citing John 3 7 about being born again.
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Baytown Publishing Ad Manager and Rates Notice
Advertising rates and management roles listed for Baytown Texas publication. Names include Kaypewn, Mae Jadline, Leroy Towler, and Carpiepeett with monthly and yearly figures referenced under congressional act details and advertising service listings.
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Ion Kaypewn
Texas
Pensian
Thesiah Mae Jadline
Leroy Towler
Fried Trump and the Carpenter Youth Vision
A garbled 1940s style piece notes Trump’s early roots as a New York carpenter and youth mentor. It claims two years later he funded housing efforts, built a multimillionaire status, and used free babysitters, day camps, and entertainment to attract tenants. The account mashes aphorisms and dataless claims about housing, visions, and customer care.
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Anthony Perkins Embraces Fame as New Hollywood Star
United Press reports Anthony Perkins, a Gary Cooper type, enjoys fan mail and public appearances. Unlike Brando-like newcomers, Perkins welcomes premieres, press interviews, and his rising stardom, with roles in The Jim Petersalt at Paramount and a TV-based Story about a baseball star facing nerves.
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Perkins in Hollywoods Chateau Marmont Life With Fans
A fragmentary gossip item mentions actor Perkins at the Chateau Marmont in Hollywood. It notes he receives about 630 fan letters in a day and dislikes pomp at premieres, while recalling his rise from New York TV and stage work with Gary Cooper in The Friendly Persuasion. It also includes scattered trivia and oblique references to other public figures and historical notes.
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Russians Do Not Relish An Explosion In The Near East
Washington dispatch notes confidential US diplomacy from Moscow saying Khrushchev does not want war in the Near East. Kremlin would avoid aiding Egypt if conflict erupts. France pledges 100,000 troops for a war against Egypt. Nixon, Stassen press conference coverage shows cautious diplomacy. Ike worries about right wing Nixon opposition and may back Stassen if needed. Kansas Governor Harry Woodring pivots toward Roosevelt, courting farmers and cattlemen with campaign slogans while revising past military hesitations and Roosevelts budget push.
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