Ex-Governor Stevenson LIVES Secluded Texas Ranch Life
Telegraph Texas AP reports former Governor Coke Stevenson, who narrowly lost a Senate race to Lyndon Johnson in 1948, remains reclusive on his Junction Ranch. He rides a quiet life with family, law practice, and cattle operations, avoiding politics and media.
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Telegraph
Tex
Coke Stevenson
Lyndon Johnson
Stevenson
Junction
Stevenson Ranch
Smillaghy
Jane
Rock Ranch
del Rid Highway
LBJ
Johnson
Senate
Lee Daniel
Cen
State Democratic Executive Committee
State Party, Convention
Federal Court
Democratic Party
U.S
Pierce
Liquor Control
Foard Coke‘ Jr
Coke, Jr
Marguerite Heap
Kimble County
Dennis Meap
Stevenson Jong
Texas
Kimble
O'Daniel
Dangerous Pecos River Looms Over Southwest History
DEL RIO Texas AP recounts the famed Pecos River as a dangerous, unpredictable waterway with deep canyons and briny waters. It traces headwaters in northeastern New Mexico to the Rio Grande, notes historic bridges like Langtry and the aging High Bridge, and describes crossings such as Pope's and Horsehead, linking to stage lines and cattle drives.
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del Rio
Tex
Pecos
Rio Bravo
Rio Grande
New Mexico
Truchas Peaks
Texas
Rio ‘Grande
Pueblo
Coronado
Pecos Gorge
Langtry
Roy Bean
Southern’ Pacific
J Eait
Eoriier
Red Bluff
Pony. Express
Pope's Crossing
Fort Pope
Butterfield
Crane County
Sierra’ del’ Burro
Old
Mexico
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