House Debates Medical Bill For Disabled And Blind
In Austin, House committee hears a Senate bill extending medical expenses for disabled and blind dependents on welfare rolls. The measure aligns with a welfare package to leverage Medicare funding and would cover three new categories after July 1966, when aged medical care shifts to the federal government. The bill goes to a subcommittee for amendments.
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Texas Department of Welfare
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Steed Second Top Hitter At Clinton
The report lists Steed as the second top hitter at Clinton with notable performance across the game. Victory and scoring details are sparse, but the opponent and exact stats are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
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Steed
Clinton
Senate Votes On Amendment To Voting Bill
Washington AP reports the Senate will vote on an amendment declaring poll taxes used in some states to deny Negroes their voting rights. The measure, headed by Republican and Democratic leaders, aims to mollify liberals by outlawing poll taxes in federal elections and addressing state and local practices. Supporters argue the amendment tests the broader push to protect voting rights nationwide.
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Senate
Congress
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Berting Dean
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Treynfield
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Fessiemi
Tendens
Mike Mansfelt
Everen M. Tpirksen
Sho
Dermient
MM. McCupboh Qhie
Rank Publican
Eowith House
Daniel
Rikgering
Tsare
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Hospital Notes From Gulf Coast Ward Listings
Fragmented notes list patient names and room numbers at Gulf Coast hospital. It includes Cecil Duden son of we iad Mas Cr Dunn and Cleo Conken among numerous arrivals and room assignments with several similar names and addresses.
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Weiad Mas
Cl Dunn
Crashy
Anor
Heilee
Cleo Conken
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Riceb Applecate
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Bevin
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Tie Mis
Baytown
Nursiie Heine
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Cedar
Comedian Has Successor To Flephant Jokes
Hollywood notes recount a comedian naming a successor to the Elephants jokes concept. The piece highlights TV work and comedy titles while describing the public reception and potential future projects.
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Flephant
Three Sclons Share 'House Dean' Title
Three veteran Texas lawmakers share the title of dean of the House. Reps. Grancer Mc Thane of Peagovcat Menton Mur ris of Harlingen and Easel South are the honorees. Each has spent years in the legislature, and fellow members approved a resolution naming them deans.
Bond for civic center in Wichita Falls defeated
A 32.85 million bond issue for a downtown civic activities center was rejected Tuesday with a vote of 4.97 to 3.569, according to AP reports from Wichita Falls. The defeat halts plans for the project pending further actions by local authorities.
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Wichita Falls
Mowntown
Television awards light up NBC broadcast night
A diverse NBC lineup mixed with Oscar and Emmy programs though the Grammys yielded few standout moments. The pageant featured glamorous fashion and polished performances, while presenters offered restrained gratitude and a steady pace of winners.
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Hoa Loway
New York
Jung
NBC
Recording Industrio
George Viras
Baytown Lions Win Awards In District Meet
Baytown Lions Club dominated the district convention in Houston earning a first place plaque for overall performance a third place for district activities 100 percent participation and a five year award from Texas Children's Camp plus 100 percent awards for the club president and secretary A Cancer Society certificate was received for ongoing support to cancer care over 17 years during a noon meeting at The Tower Horace Mann Junior High Choir performed folk and popular ballads Tail Twister Sparky Bond inducted new members Perry Meijer the Rev Boot Warren Bob Gilmore and Howard W Pyle Guests included Joseph Sullivan Vernon Dr A BR Padgett West and John C Echols as the board readied actions for the day at Goose Creek Country Club.
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Bob Gilmore
Baytown Lions Club
Houston
A. J. Froehner
Jack Kimmons
Texas Children's Camp
American Cancer Society
the Tower
James Walmsley
Baytown
Texas Division
Walmsley
Cancer Society
Horace Mann Junior High School
Sparky Bond
Perry Meijer
Boot
Warren
Howard W. Pyle
Joseph Sullivan
Vernon
A. BR. Padgett
West
John C. Echols
Goose Creek Country Club
Crosby Board Advances Civil Rights Act Plan and Staffing
Crosby School Board discussed and slowly developing a plan to comply with the Civil Rights Act Title VI. Superintendent Allison Keonce said a public compliance plan will be released after further meetings. The board approved food commodity applications, named cafeteria supervisor Helen Tepora to manage items, hired four teachers, and approved a 1965 66 special education program pending room and staff, with plans to add educable mentally retarded services. The panel also approved participation in the Neighborhood Youth Corps and discussed 1965 66 and 66 67 budgets, athletic program recommendations, and a tentative summer school program with Civics and English courses.
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Board of Trustees
Allison Keonce
Keonce
State Department of Public Welfare
Helen’ Tepera
Wilbur Anthony
Bollich
Seince
Crosby
Crosby State
Houstonians Vote On School Bonds in Desegregation Debate
In Houston, voters assess a $59.8 million school bond proposal amid opposition from Negro groups who warn it would delay desegregation. About 54,000 of roughly 220,000 voters are Black, and officials say funds are needed for a projected 50,000 pupil rise in five years. Leaders urge total desegregation by next fall. defeat could harm children amid temporary discord.
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William Lawson
People For
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Lawson
Leon Jaworski
Houston-Harris County
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