Houstonian In Race For Governor
Houston attorney Don Yarborough, 36, announced Wednesday he will seek the Democratic nomination for governor in the May 5 primary. He is the fourth Democrat in the race joining Coranklin, Wilson, and Formby, while Jack Cox leads the Republican side. Yarborough says he seeks financial support from Texans and has no pledged backing from any large group. He notes the Yarborough name is an asset in Texas politics and would not speculate on U.S. Senator Ralph Yarborough entering the race. The field also includes Gov Price Daniel, with some expecting a fourth term bid or support for Connally.
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Zoo Hummingbirds May Plan Lovemaking Preview
Celia a rare streamer tailed hummingbird from Cleveland and a Milwaukee mate meet at the Cleveland Zoo. Celia is the only captive hatched and raised in Cleveland. The Milwaukee male arrived Tuesday and will be introduced today as the pair hopes to breed.
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Kennedy to Visit Texas for Major Fundraising Dinner
The Austin American reports President Kennedy may speak in Texas in spring for a large political event. Ed Connally cites Abilene status, with Austin Houston and Dallas as possible sites. Byron Skelton says a large venue is needed and a May visit likely after primary elections.
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Commerce Boss Sees Tax Cut If U.S. Production Rises
Secretary of Commerce Luther Hodges said a tax cut is entirely conceivable if the United States can lift production by 4 percent in the coming year. Asked if a cut in the 52 percent corporate income tax would help maintain industrial leadership over the Soviet Union, Hodges argued that a 4 percent rise could justify cutting taxes for both corporate and personal income.
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