Texas river projects approved in 4.4 billion public works bill
President Johnson signed the 4.4 billion public works bill including Texas items such as the Canadian River project worth 23 million and extensive funding across harbors, waterways, reservoirs, channels, and flood protections in Houston Galveston Fort Worth Brownsville Corpus Christi and Port Aransas among others.
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Johnson City
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Johnson
Bardwell
Big Fossil Creek
Brazos Island
Brownsville
Buffalo Bayou
Canyon Reservoir
Fort Worth
West Fork
Galveston
Gulf Intracoastal Waterway
Guadalupe River
Victoria
Port O'Connor
Houston Ship Channel
Matagordan
Port Aransas
Corpus Christi
Corpus Christ
Proctor
Sam Rayburn
San Antonio
Clear Fork
Freeport and Vicinity
Palacios
Lavon
Pat Mayse
Port Arthur
Vicinity
Sabine Neches
Echo
Vince
Little Vince
Wallisville
Brazos Basin
Arkansas-Red River
Cedar Bayou
Clear Creek
Colorado River
Cypress Creek
San Jacinto
Dickinson Bayou
Moses Lake
Double Bayou
Edwards
Freeport Harbor
Goose Creek
Guadalupe and
Highland Bayou
Hitchcock
Lake Wichita - Holliday Creek
Little Brazos
Navasota River
Neches River
Port’ Aransas Corpus | Christi
Sabine River
San Berard River
San Felipe Creek
Texas ‘ Coast
Donkey Gift for Kennard After Elephant Plan Fails
In Fort Worth the tale of a promised elephant for Senator Don Kennard ends with a substitute. Congressman Jim Wright arranged a donkey named Little Big Jumbo to be sent to Kennard for presentation to his Fort Worth Zoo as LBJ initials were tentatively planned for the elephant. Kennard welcomed the gesture, laughing at the swap.
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Fort Worth
Don Kennard
Kennard
Bill Newbold
U S. Information Service
Cambodia
Jim Wright
D.tex
Forest Park
Don
Wright
State Department
Government of India
Fort Worth Zoo
Mexico to Get $20 Million Irrigation Loan Aid
The InterAmerican Development Bank plans a $20 million loan to Mexico to fund irrigation and drainage projects in Sonora Sinaloa and the Guama chil valley. The program aims to harness the Cualiacan Humaya and Tamazula rivers, with dams and channels to speed agricultural growth and a future 40,000 kilowatt Lopez Mateos dam power plant. The loan covers 18 percent of the $112 million program with the rest from Mexico, over 20 years at 6 percent interest and 4.4 percent annual commission, with ten U.S. banks handling initial discount operations.
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Mexico City
InterAmerican Development Bank
Guamachil
Sonora
Sinaloa
Cualiacan
Humaya
Tamazula
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Lopez. Mateos
Ministry of the Treasury
Mexico
U.S
LBJ Keeps Neighbor Image Amid Ranch Security Changes
Johnson City AP Lyndon Johnson has placed the presidential banner at his ranch while remaining a neighbor to nearby farmers and ranchers. Secret Service guards and traffic controls limit access as locals note little change in daily life, with residents like Ernest Hodges and Earl Sweeties expressing pride and routine acceptance of the heightened security.
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Johnson City
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Texas White House
Johnson Ranch House
Pedernales
Ernest Hodges
Hodges
Secret Service
Johnson Ranch
LBJ
Johnson House
Earl Sweeties
Johnson's
Mrs. Sweeney
Johnsson
Hedges
Simon Burg
Lyndon
Burg
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