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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1965
Page
4
Gov John Connally asks the state’s college system to revise the 22 college governing boards. He warns against fragmented boards and calls for a unified approach amid a push for competition and structural change within the State colleges governance.
United Nations debates over arrears with Adlai Stevenson pressing that debtors especially the Soviet Union and France face penalties under Article 19. The United States seeks advance assurances of payment before lifting delinquencies as Moscow holds to conditions. The impasse raises a likely next move on Monday with committee chair elections and broader calls to reorganize the UN structure.
The Federal Trade Commission orders Lone Star Materials Co. to dispose of 25 ready mixed concrete plants within one year. Lone Star's affiliate, Star Cement, and associated firms face divestiture as part of the agency action dated Dec. 1, 1959. The case traces to a consent order issued to prevent anticompetitive practices in the cement and gravel market. The decision impacts operations across Norfolk Seattle and other areas.
In Austin AP report the Third Court of Civil Appeals weighs wealth Houston tobacconist Mair Schepps bid to restore the civil House of Tobacco after Comptroller Calvert canceled the permit on Oct. 20 amid cigarette tax stamp irregularities and a $4.2 million revenue loss claim. District Judge Jack Roberts denied Nov. 12 to restore the permit and repay $3,005 in unstamped erettes and corporate records seized. Charges against Schepps and six others stem from a Houston raid that recovered a state stamping machine seized in 1957. Schepps faces counts of printing and possessing counterfeit tax stamps and using them to sell cigarettes. His attorney Donald Bernard argues due process was violated and that the permit forfeiture deprived him of property.
In Austin the Texas House, with Democrats and one Republican, adopted a resolution congratulating President Johnson on his inauguration. The measure claimed Johnson was the first native born Texan to be elected president, a statement corrected by noting Eisenhower’s Kansas birth. The resolution was sent to the Senate for concurrence.
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