Governor weighs local ad valorem tax shift in surplus forecast
Governor Connally predicts an $80 million state surplus and says if reached he will likely propose abolishing the ad valorem property tax for state revenue and leave it to local governments. He would reserve $20 million to back college bonds and may push staged education recommendations. A ethics conference is planned, but timing unresolved. He did not confirm any civil rights legislation.
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Texas
John Connally
Connally
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Connaly
Common Stock Doubling Seen in Institutional Ownership
The rise of institutional stock ownership could push from about 20 percent today to 40 percent, as managers gain influence and bonds held rise to 80 percent. Growth stems from rapid inflows into savings institutions and attractive stock market options, with NYSE noting institutions may engage via informal talks and stock sales amid disagreements.
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the Exchange
Savings and Loan
Sporadically Snoozing Scholar Had Company LBJ on Stage
An eye witness report from the University of Texas graduation event claims President Johnson briefly napped on stage. The piece cites editorial reactions in Austin and compares health, noting Churchill and other leaders relied on short cat naps. The writer questions how the President managed the moment with his wife present.
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Unity of Texas
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Thomas Alva Faison
United States Senate
Baytown Sun Masthead and staff listing
The Baytown Sun staff and management are listed with names including Fred Hartman James H Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson Robert K Gilmore John Wadley Paul Putman Corrie Laughlin and others. It notes second class matter, publication details in Baytown Texas and subscription rates of 145 per month or 17 46 per year.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown, Texas
Texas Newspapers Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Barry Goldwater's San Francisco Convention Machine
Fulton Lewis reports that Barry Goldwater has crafted an extensive convention operation in San Francisco to rival Kennedy’s, with 200 walkie talkies, a 120 line private switchboard, a mobile command center at the Mark Hopkins, a fleet of cars and helicopters, and aides embedded in every hotel delegation. Scranton forces are mounting a parallel effort in a rival campaign, with large headquarters near Cow Palace, trailers, and coordinated state delegations, supported by substantial spending and logistics.
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Arizona
Los Angeles
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Goldwater
Kennedy
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Larry O'Brien
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Galtwater Suites
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Scranton
Bayares
Mark Hopkins
Philadelphia Bulletin
Adrian Lee
Wiliam G. Murphy
Walter E. Alessandreni
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New York
Nelson Rockefeller
M. George Mooradian
GOP
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Baytown Comprehensive Plan Study Highlights Growth
A BaytownEngineer study outlines city growth from 50 000 to 175 000 in 25 years and details age, housing, and utilities goals. It emphasizes creating an economical, well planned city with good housing, services, schools, parks, and employment opportunities while preserving heritage and guiding continued development.
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Harris County
Texas
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Miller as Barry's running mate eyed by Democrats
Washington-Merry-Go-Round notes Miller of the Republican National Committee as a potential vice presidential pick. The piece details alleged political deals, Catholic connections, jukebox royalties lobby ties, and a 1956 civil rights maneuver tied to Mississippi and Virginia lawmakers, ending with a Romans 3: surrendering line.
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San Francisco
Bill Miller
Republican National Committee
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Bobby Baker
Miker
Capitol
Alliance Of Progress Meet To Boost Program
Mexico City AP Antonio Ortiz Mena opens the Inter-American CIAP gathering to highlight two years of Kennedy era Alliance for Progress work. President Sanz de Santamaria reports activities. delegates will approve an 18 point agenda and the session closes July 34 with recommendations to boost the program.
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Mexico
Antonio Ortiz Mena
Kennedy
Inter-American Committee
Alliance For Progress
CIAP
U. S
Latin America
Daily Puzzle And Pop Quiz From The Paper
A grab bag of quick trivia asks who saw a dead prophet at a witch seance and explains a Gordian Knot. It notes the book beginning with All children, except one, grow up and asks for Roman names of Artemis Hephaestus Odysseus. It cites TV star Dave Garroway and actor Sidney Blackmer and references Germany’s Rhine River with a castle and a tower.
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Cyprus
Artemis
Hephaestus
Odysseus
A Tower’s Legend and A Political Pivot
Central Press reports a romantic legend tied to a tower where a Count Palatine kept his daughter, the romance ending in the Romeo of the Rhine helping two lovers wed. The item also notes 1892 events: the Senate voting to re charter the Bank of the U.S. after Jackson’s veto.
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Bank of the U
Farm Products See Gains In Early 1964 Report
Washington reports Texas farmers planted 6,499,000 acres of grain sorghum, up from last year's 7,200,000 harvested acres, with no sorghum reduction predicted. Wheat production est. at 58,832,000 bushels, up from 50,345,000 bushels. Corn forecast down to 21,490,000 bushels from 24,164,000. Oats output 24,000,000 bushels, above 13,674,000 last year. Rice prospects improved to 19,794 hundredweight from 38,394,000 last year. Per-acre yield up about 10 bushels overall.
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Washington
API
Texas
Agriculture Department
Grand Slam Triumph in Women’s World Bridge Match
In the World Bridge Olympiad Women’s Championship Great Britain versus Mexico, Mrs. Gerard of Mexico clinched a grand slam in seven spades after an unusual bidding sequence in North South. She faced a near slam in clubs and diamonds, then executed a squeeze to win 2,210 points despite favorable defense by the British pair.
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Mexico
Odon Duran
Enrique Gerard
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East
Mrs. Gerard
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Hast
Sas Stayman
Daclarer
Daily Crossword King Seature Puzzle Across Clues
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India
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