Anico Named Among Big Names For Galveston Venture
Galveston’s ANICO life insurance, founded by W. L. Moody Jr., advances a 20 story office building after driving pilings 125 feet into island clay. President Glendon E. Johnson and chairman Phil B. Noah discuss security, growth, and a $11 billion in insurance in force as workers prepare for a landmark expansion.
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Nixon speech sparks partisan clash over busing
Mitchell denounces Nixon plan as government hysteria and chaos. House leaders Ford and Lent praise the President’s approach while Lent’s constitutional amendment foes busing. McGovern and Kennedy condemn the speech as political maneuvering and a constitutional backdoor attack.
Physicians oppose HEW policy at Ninth District meeting
Dr. Sammons condemned the Health Education and Welfare department noting only three of 1,400 HEW payroll physicians have practiced medicine and calling Harvard linked socialists to the medical profession. Dr. W H Bridges was elected district president with officers from Houston and Pasadena guiding four educational sessions on birth control lung disease orthopedics and dermatology.
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City Council Candidates Listed by Districts and At Large
The ballot shows candidates E. R. Green James Carrell A M Chappell Gary Armer Richard Walker and incumbent E L Gunn Seaborn Cravey and E W May among contenders. City districts elect by geographic area but voting is at large with District 1 candidates Joe Gonzales Charlie Caldwell E T Hem Minenway and Charles Pool District 4 Tom Gentry Sam Savage and J Milton Stewart District 5 Allen Cannon unopposed.
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Allen Cannon
Local tax debate on funding public education
Channelview and Baytown officials and residents discuss school funding. Speakers advocate local control and higher quality education with local initiatives, while opposing broad personal taxes. Some favor extra ad valorem levies for special programs and tax relief for farmers.
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Nixon outlines school policy shift and desegregation stance
In a televised address to Congress President Nixon argues for a focus on better education for all children and a moratorium on busing without reversing constitutional gains. He cites the Tenth Amendment and congressional power to enforce desegregation and equal rights while promising to dismantle racial barriers and expand access to jobs housing and schools.
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