Crosby founder day fete and European tour noted
N STAR AT CROSBY HOLDS FOUNDER DAY FETE. CANASTA CLUB hosted a social with Mrs. George O'Brien in charge of supper at Atascocha Country Club. European tour by Miss Zdenky Skiia and Steve Skrla linked to St Pauls Methodist Church. farewell supper hosted by Mrs. Krauskoff. Around Crosby, multiple family visits, birthdays, anniversaries, and a Western street dance for Crosby Youth baseball.
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N Star
Crosby
George _ O'Brien
Crosby Oes
Zdenky Skiia
George Krauskoff
Steve Skrla
Evrope
Amsterdam
Holland
London
Paris
France
Brussels
Zurich
Czechoslovakia
St. Paul's Methodist Church of
Houston
Joe Krauskoff
Miss Sktla
Miss Skrla
Eastern
ERC Bie Schoy
Doris ‘Henson
Carmen Sue’ Hare
Terry Henson
Tiha Henson
Pattie O'Brien
Six Flags
Hilltop
Normangee
Claud Havard
Don
Billy Ford
Scott
Arnold Garris
Marcia
Bir
George O'Brien
Cynthia
Pattie
Fredm. McCulloch
Fort Westh
Robert G. McCulloch
J. E. McCulloch
George Luquette
Pob Luquette
Wee
W. J. Galbreath
Harton
L. L. Andersons
Bob Luquette
Elsie
Joe Svoboda
Steven
Joe Cream
Stanley Coker
Lillian Svoboda
M. E. Wilson
New York
Hlf. Crotty
J . Paul Lutes
The
Crosby Sports Association
Ramsey
Larry Butler
Sunset Playboys
Bradberry
Texas Opportunity Plan constitutional amendment vote set
Public notice outlines a proposed constitutional amendment to authorize the Texas Opportunity Plan Fund and bonds up to 85 million dollars to fund student loans for higher education. It details authority, funding, investment, and implementation steps, with election set for November 2, 1965 and ballots prompting yes or no on the measure.
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Bey
HOUSE
State of Texas
Texas Opportunity Plan Fund
Texas College
Texas College and University System
Constitutional amendment to fund state colleges and universities
Proposes a constitutional amendment to Article VII Section 17 allowing a new 10 cent ad valorem tax in addition to existing taxes to raise funds for acquiring constructing and equipping buildings at state institutions of higher learning. Authorizes bonds or notes, outlines allocation by the Comptroller, lists eligible institutions, sets repayment terms up to ten years, and directs funding through a built state building fund with voter approval at the November 2 1965 election.
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Senate
State of Texas
State OF
Texas
of Higher Learning
Comptroller of Public Accounts
Arlington State College
Arlington
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
North Texas State University
Denton
Lamar State College of Technology
Beaumont
Texas College of Arts and Industries
Kingsville
Beny Woman's University
el Mn
Texas Southern University
Houston
Midwestern University
Wichita Falls
University of Houston
Pan American College
Edinbar
East Texas State College
I Mimerce
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Huntsville
Southwest Texas State College
San Marcos
West Texes State University
Canyon
Stephen F. Austin State College
Nacogdoches
Sul Ross State College
Alpineangelo
Coordinating Board, Texas College and University System
Comptroller
State Comptroller of Public Accounts
Rain drought lingers as Texas crops endure heat
Texas farmers cope with a dry August drought across the state. John Hutchison of the extension service says general rain would help pastures and late crops, while harvesting benefits from hot weather. Reports describe mixed showers, generally fair pasture conditions, and variable sorghum and cotton yields across regions including Lubbock, North Texas, East Texas, and Far West Texas.
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College Station
Texas
John Hutchison
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Panhandle
Hutchison
Upper
Lubbock
San Angelo
Texas Amends Constitution for State Aid Program
On November 2 1965 a proposed amendment to Texas Constitution seeks to create Section 51-a 51-2 to authorize state support for federal matched care for needy aged disabled blind and dependent children. It allows cooperation with the U S government to provide care rehabilitation and services and sets a $60 million cap on state funds. The measure calls for an election on the amendment with a proclamation and publication.
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State of Texas
United States
State OF
Texas
The
Holden Returns to U S to Star in Alvarez Kelly
Hollywood star William Holden returns to the United States to film Alvarez Kelly with Richard Widmark in Louisiana and Hollywood. He has spent years abroad in Switzerland, drawing rumors of a runaway star, while noting Westerns keep him in shape and praising the ride work he does in Kenya.
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Hollywood
William Holden
Richard Widmark
Alvarez Kelly
Louisiana
Holden
Malaysia
Glm
United States
John Wayne
Europe
Africa
Asia
Switzerland
Brenda Marshall
Bill
Search For Athena Missile Called Off At White Sands
White Sands Missile Range New Mexico officials abandoned the search for an Athena missile that overshot its target and descended near Fabens in West Texas. A spokesman said the missile burned upon reentry after the early Saturday flight. The Athena was fired from Green River Utah to land within White Sands as part of atmospheric reentry tests.
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White Sands Missile Range
N.M
Fabens
West Texas
Green River
Utah
White Sands
Farmers Borrowing Reaches 6.6 Billion In Year End figure
Washington AP reports farm borrowing by farmers and cooperatives rose about 1 percent to 6.6 billion dollars for the year ended June 30. The increase covers Fed Farm Credit Administration land banks production credit associations and banks tied to cooperatives. Supervising bodies note farmers own these institutions. Potential impacts on commercial agriculture cited.
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Washington
Farm Credit Administration
Gov. R
Tootell
Texas constitutional amendment seeks four year terms for state reps
A historic Texas proposal outlines amending Section 4 Article III to grant four year terms for State Representatives. It details class division after apportionment, biennial elections, eligibility rules, and governor actions depending on voter approval in November 1965 and potential follow up in 1966.
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Senate
State of
Texas
House of Representatives
Iaid House
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Pierre Salinger
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Texas Opportunity Plan
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Kenya
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