Attorney General Candidate Calls for Election Law Strengthening
Crawford Martin former secretary of state and attorney general candidate told Pasadena businessmen he would strengthen Texas election laws to punish voter registration violations. He cited irregularities in Bexar Harris counties and praised Harris County authorities for swift action after disclosures in liberal precincts. Martin criticized Bexar County officials and connected the allegations to politically active groups. He pledged to work with Texas to put teeth into the Election Code.
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Harris
Harris County
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Houston
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Bexar County
Franklin Spears
Spears
Texas
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Galmiche Joins HORC Annuitants Ranks After 30 Years
Numa J. Galmiche retires after almost three decades at Humble, ending a career began in Baytown Refinery Accounting and moving through Houston and Bailey locations. A New Orleans native, he studied at St Thomas University and Houston Law School, with a family including wife Yda and children Pamela and Miles. He serves as a Jeff Davis Panther Pushers member supporting school equipment. Nuclear news reports from Tokyo mention a third device possibly by May 10, with hydrogen-bomb speculations shared by Hashimoto and U.S. officials.
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New Orleans
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Houston
South Texas Commercial College
Houston Law School
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Refinery
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Jeff Day High School
Jeff Davis Panther
Galmiches
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Austin
Tokyo
Tomisaburo Hashimoto
China
Hashimoto
U.S
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Bayfonian Honored By Gas Firm at 25 Years Service
Joseph W. Lankford, construction foreman for Houston Natural Gas System, was honored for 25 years of service at the annual management conference in 1969. He joined the company on December 8, 1941 and has worked in Baytown since then. He and his wife Lois live at 500 Airhart with one son and one daughter.
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Houston Natural Gas
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Houston Natural Gas System
Houston Natural
John H. Wimberly
Baytown
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Airhart
Auto Cuts Hit GM Workers Across Plants
ETROTY AP reports GM halted production for the first time in five years, idling hundreds of Chevrolet workers at Tonawanda and other plants while extending short work time at Ypsilanti Ven Nuys Atlanta and South Gate. Ford adds overtime at 10 plants as Chrysler and AMC run five days. Senate probe into auto defects unfolds with lists due in Detroit and Washington.
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Mich
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Calif
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N.Y
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Disqualified Votes Could Be Restored In Alabama Sheriff Race
The Justice Department filed suit in Mobile accusing Dallas County officials of improperly disqualifying about 1,700 Negro voters in the Democratic primary to aid Sheriff James G. Clark. If Baker wins after counting only legal ballots, a May 31 runoff could be avoided. the department seeks an injunction to halt destruction of disputed ballots.
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Ala
Justice Deparment
James G. Clark
Dallas
U.S. District Court
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Clark
Wilson Baker
Baker
Democratic Election Committee
Justice Department
DeZavalla Royalty Crowned at Channelview School
Alyce Faye Gore and Terry Lynn Harper were named king and queen of DeZavalla Elementary in Channelview. Alyce, a second grader, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gore. Terry, a fifth grader, is son of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Harper, active in Little League and Cub Scouts. Commissioner W. V. Ramsey presented trophies, introduced by Principal B. H. Hamblen.
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Alyce Faye Gore
Terry Lynn Harper
DeZavalla
Channelview
Alyce
Albert Gore
Channelview Drive
Terry
R. E. Harper
Harding
W. V. Ramsey
B. H. Hamblen
Cave-In Fatal To Boy and Sister in Kansas
In Schinson Kansas a cave-in killed two siblings while tunneling into a wall beneath a house. Robert Loon and Jo Anna were children of Mr and Mrs Harry Hase. Their father, a construction worker, had begun digging a basement tunnel in spare time. The sandy soil collapse trapped the pair Thursday evening.
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Kan
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Harry Hase
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