Barnes Tactics Echo Rayburns Friend Ben Barnes Leads Texas House
The Texas House opened as Ben Barnes, veteran two terms, renews Rayburn like patience and behind the scenes bargaining to steer committee choices and potential chair spots. Mentor Byron Tunnell honored at a quail breakfast. attention shifts among reps Wayne Connally and Jake Johnson as Senate-friendly figures are introduced. Rev John Alles presided at a Longview breakfast with 136 attendees.
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Wayne Connally
Floresville
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GOP leadership reshaped as Burch resigns amid Goldwater rift
The Republican Party faces a leadership shift as Dean Burch resigns from the National Committee amid pressure from conservative factions led by Barry Goldwater. Governors press for change, signaling fears of a party split and a potential new conservative alignment, while figures like Ray Bliss are touted as unity candidates for 1966.
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Burch
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Dean Burch
National Committee
Oklahoma
Dorcas Kelly
Sen. Goldwater
Chicago
Denver
Idaho
Robert Smylie
Republican Governors Association
Banker Resigns From State National Bank in Corsicana
CORSICANA AP Jack Young who led the citys second largest bank since 1957 resigned Tuesday as president of the State National Bank No successor was named immediately
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Ramsey Seeks Hospital District to Ease Tax Burden
Ramsey urged creation of a hospital district citing San Antonio Fort Worth Amarillo and Dallas examples. He said a district would need no new staff or machinery with board directors serving without pay and the tax agency would impose minimal costs. He argued a district is the answer given current conditions.
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Council studies road, sewer, and license items
The council will decide whether Ferry Road should be raised to the bridge or the bridge itself elevated. Petitions from South Circle Drive owners seek sewer fixes. Sportsman's Lounge tavern license discussion resumes after a prior delay. A Stewart Heights group protested. E J Krizakewants garage extension into a utility easement. Lewis and Coker request water collection station authorization. John M Shearer seeks to move a frame building into a fire zone for nine months. Water service for three Decker Drive customers near Craismont subdivision discussed after annexation. Two ordinances: extending Social Security coverage for firemen and policemen. regulating merchandise displays on public property. Progress on Capital Improvements Study Committee to be reported. Subcommittees studying board proposals report Jan 35 to study committee, then to City Council on Jan. Citizens urged to serve on committees in preparation for a bond election Feb. 2.
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Starnes Author Discovers JACS Paper on New Rearrangement
Published DR W H STARNES of Humble Oil and Refining Co Baytown Research and Development is the author of a paper in the current issue of the Journal of the American Chemical Society. The paper is titled Concurrent Carbon-ti-Oxygen Rearrangement Cyclization and Decarboxylation in the Reaction 3 3 2 Triarylpropionic Acids with Lead Tetraacetate.
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Humtle Oil & Refining Co
Baytown
Journal of the American Chemical Society
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Dense Security Screen Planned For Inauguration
Washington AP reports President Lyndon B. Johnson will be highly shielded for his inauguration next Wednesday. Secret Service blocked details with a dense security screen including rifles on Capitol rooftops, armored glass bubbletop limousine, building inspections, and a bulletproof wall along the parade route.
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Immigration reform proposal expands first preference group
The plan broadens first preference beyond urgent skills and would include those whose immigration would be particularly advantageous to the U.S. economy and culture. It would remove bans on mentally disabled and those with prior mental illness histories, and allow close relatives of citizens or admitted aliens.
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First National Bank directors and officers named
Bank officials announce 1964 dividends and profit gains. Hull McDavid chairs the board and notes 1961 dividends of 55,000 and a 25 cent per share dividend to 352 stockholders. Unpaid profits rose by 51,508 in 1964. L. Lee Brasfield is president. Dnibe is vice president. Greer, vice president. Allen Rice and others hold officer roles. Directors include McDavid, Wismer, Chandler, Kilpatrick, Laughlin, Harrop, Ho Malone, and several others.
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Cora MM. Casey
Frances S. Trugat
Virginia C. Gresham
C. J. Bailey Jr
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W. T. Busch
C. Dittman
Thad Felton
Tes E, Hall Sr
James Harrop
Dr. Kilpatrick
Granville Laughlin
James Ho Malone
Advic Porvd
Aine. Shepart
Ine Walmsley
Latin Welch
Fort Wilburn
Theo Wilbur
Liggett
Chandler
Wismer
Prostitution Ring Alleged Inmate Visit Case
U S Attorney says a prostitute was taken from New York to Jersey City's Hudson County Jail to have relations with an inmate identified as Harold Koniesberg. Prosecutors say Aman arranged the trip. Schwartzberg denies wiretap claims and police harassment threats. Warden Henry McFarland says the jail had no knowledge of such a visit.
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U. S. Atty
Stephen E. Kaufman
Harold Koniesberg
Frances Kahn
Schewartzberg
Mrs. Fraser
Fanning
Miss Kahn
Schawartyberg
Henry McFarland
Johnson Making It Fine Without Dixie Supporters
In the opening day test of Southern sentiment, President Johnson’s legislative backers won a rules change 224 to 201 despite 75 of 96 Southern Democrats voting against it. The vote signals Johnson’s reduced reliance on Southern support after Kennedy’s sweep, with 268 Democrats backing the measure and 16 Republicans. Southern Democrats totaled 73, with all 18 Republicans from former Confederacy and nearby Southern districts voting for the change.
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Rules Committee
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D-Va
On‘tire House
Texas House and Senate clash over appointive powers
Texas legislators debated appointive powers that could affect access to Mouse records. House members backed Barnes a conservative ally of Byron Tunner, while the Senate chose Creighton as president pro tempore over A. R. Schwartz of Galveston. Schwartz attributed the loss to his last session challenge against secret session rules.
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American Film Industry Bets on Big Priced Epics in 1965
The American film industry is investing about $105 million in 15 movies as a boom reemerges. Epics like Ben Hur and The 10 Commandments shape studio fortunes, with road-show releases and general releases alike. Twentieth Century Fox leads with three road-show titles in 1965: The Sound of Music, The Agony and the Ecstasy, and Those Magnificent Men In Their Flying Machines.
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Twentieth Century-Fox
Julie Andrews
Christopher Plummer
Irving Stone
Michaelangelo
Charlton Heton
Rex Harrison
Free Puppies Offered by Mrs Dean at Midway Address
Mrs B L Dean of 111 Midway offers five six week old puppies for give away. Contact by telephone at 583-2783.
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Midway
Alway
Mar
Degree Candidates From Baytown Area Among UT List
Five Baytown area students are among more than 300 University of Texas College of Arts and Sciences candidates for bachelors degrees as of January 23, marking the end of the current semester. Names include Mary Beth Burmeside, Frank Bemis Poteher, Madalyn Ruth Boteher, Bobby Wayne Oliphint, and James John Fivel Tr. in physics.
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University of Texas
College of Arts and Sciences
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Mary Beth Burmeside
Frank Bemis Poteher
Lynchburg
Madalyn Ruth Boteher
S. Tanehburg
Bobby Wayne Oliphint
Jefferson
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Junior Forum Meeting Set for Thursday at Bank Board Room
IBAYTOWN Junior Forum schedules its regular monthly meeting for 9 30 a m Thursday in the First National Bank Board Room. Members plan to discuss club business and upcoming events.
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First National Bank Board Room
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