Baytown Boys Arrested After Stolen Go Cart Dump
Two Baytown juveniles were caught Tuesday night after tossing a stolen go cart into Tabbs Bay near the old causeway bridge. The cart, reported stolen July 20 from Ben Stovall, was recovered and returned. Detectives say two youths were also linked to false emergency calls to ambulance and fire services, with two more boys possibly involved.
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Surgeons To Remove Astronauts Bladder
Surgeons prepared to remove the gall bladder of astronaut Alan L. Bean, a 33 year old Navy lieutenant commander from Fort Worth, at Wilford Hall Hospital. Bean is expected to be out of action for about two weeks. The news also notes James Coleman’s nomination hearing and a U.S. Court of Appeals action, but the main event centers on Bean’s scheduled gall bladder surgery.
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Mountains to Climb and rescue missions in TV lineup
Tonight on television MR. NOVAK features Mountains to Climb with a state school superintendent race and a shady opponent. INCOMBAT presents The Steeple with a church rescue as German troops overrun a village. Joey Bishop brings Larry's knuckle cracking and repeat airings. Moment of Fear follows with a threatened note case. Talent Scouts showcases Art Linkletter in Las Vegas. Me Hale's Navy shoots A Wreath for McHale while a wartime correspondent visits. Man of the World highlights The Highland Story and Tyrone recur. Petticoat Junction closes with Uncle Joe and a domestic caper.
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Wednesday Rites For State Worker
Funeral services for Ruth Crozier, long time Texas state employee and secretary to Governor Coke Stevenson, are planned for Wednesday with burial in the State Cemetery. She died at the Capitol after a cerebral hemorrhage. She was 58 and survived by her journalist husband Harry Crozier. Plans for a July dinner in her honor are being arranged by friends.
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Proposed Constitutional Amendment One on the B
Public notice announces Senate Joint Resolution No. 24 proposing a constitutional amendment to Texas Article VII Section 17. It details a two cent ad valorem tax to fund state higher learning buildings and a ten cent cap for bondable projects, with bond terms and eligibility for institutions nationwide. The measure, if approved, would become operative and override prior provisions upon adoption, with ballots on Election Day November 2, 1965.
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Constitutional Amendment Ten on Texas Ballot
Public notice outlines proposed Constitutional Amendment Number Ten to alter Texas House terms to four years with biennial elections. It details legislative provisions, eligibility limits, and election timing for November 1965, plus Governor's duties, publication, and potential future elections if rejected.
Texas College Student Loan Bonds Proposal
A proposed Texas constitutional amendment would add Section 50b to authorize up to 85 million dollars in state general obligation bonds called Texas College Student Loan Bonds. Funds would create the Texas Opportunity Plan Fund to loan to Texas students and support interest and principal payments with a sinking fund. The measure plans for the bonds to be issued with up to 4.66 percent interest, proceeds used for student loans, and requires legislative rules and the governor to issue proclamations for the election.
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Constitutional Amendment Three 2 on the Ballot Texas
Public notice outlines Constitutional Amendment Number Three on the ballot proposing to amend Article III and related sections to enable federal matching funds for care for needy aged, disabled, blind, and dependent children. It details residence rules, funding limits, and authorization for state and federal coordination.
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