Governor Chides Writers No Objective Reporting
Austin AP report outlines Texas Governor Preston Smith facing scrutiny over a securities case. It traces his rise, 1957 meeting with Dr Baum, a friendship forming an informal investment partnership, and a 1969 stock purchase in National Bankers Life. Smith defends himself, asserts public trust, and notes reporters seek dirt over objective reporting.
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U.S. Securities and Ex
Change Commission
House
Smith
Dr. Baum
Austin
City National Bank
National Bankers Life of
Dallas
Sharpstown State Bank
Houston
Ollie Green
Elmer Chaum
National Bankers Life Insurance Co
Gus Mutscher
National Bankers Life
Robert Spelling
Ben Barnes
Allen Opposes Gov Smith Sales Tax Hike Vote Sticks Out
Baytown state Rep Joe Allen showed a red vote against Gov Smiths plan to raise sales tax to four percent and cut across three revenue ideas in a joint session. An AP report notes the red light remained while others went off and Allen dismissed the proposal as unimaginative. Separately 1600 British Columbia Indians formed a regional council to govern 21 bands and take over major Indian Affairs administration within two years.
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Sun
Austin Bureau Austin
Joe Allen
Baytown
Preston Smith
Allen
House
Gen. Smith
Chilliwack
B.C
Fraser Valley
British Columbia
Lable
Department of Indian Affairs
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