Editorial on Texas Constitution Amendments for 1966
Ten amendments from the 59th Legislature will be voted on November 2, forming the second installment of constitutional changes. The first installment failed to pass and the final batch of 16 amendments is due next year. The article outlines the purpose and details of each amendment, including tax changes, debt authorization, welfare eligibility shifts, four year governor terms, teacher retirement investment authority, student loan funds, private trusts tax exemptions for charitable hospitals, automatic judicial retirement at 75, a judicial qualifications commission, and legislative salary and term changes.
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Texas
State Senate
Veterans’ Land
Veterans’ Land Fund
Board of Trustees
Texas College
No. T
State
Judicial Qualifications Commission
House of Represen
The Lighter Side: Best Crop Of Teens We've Ever Had
Henry McLemore reflects on a surge of hate groups and a pessimistic view of teen drivers, praising a feared generation while warning of dangers on highways. The piece laments extremist groups and urges vigilance as teens transition to adult driving lives.
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Henry McLemore
Gay
School Land Board Leases 131,650 Acres for Mineral Drilling
The School Land Board leased 131,650 acres of state lands for mineral development, yielding 36.8 million in bonuses and boosting the permanent school fund to 650 million this year. Phillips Petroleum led bids at 293, TH per tract for ten Gulf of Mexico parcels in Brazoria County, with five year terms and a one sixth royalty, except for four river and bayou tracts with longer leases.
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Austin
Phillips Petroleum Co
Gulf of Mexico
Brazoria
Baytown Sun staff details and publication info
Baytown Sun article masthead lists editors managers and contact details plus publication particulars. It notes Baytown Texas address 1301 Memorial Drive P O Box 208 Baytown Texas and rates and republication rights are reserved by the paper.
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John Wathey
Paul Putman
Cosrie Laughlinater
Atl Sotsnes.co
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Preas
Eo Santaneous
Viet Nam shortages probed by U S lawmakers
Fulton Lewis reports House and Senate committees open full scale probes into shortages of boots, food, clothing, and equipment for American troops in South Vietnam. Letters from Marines and other servicemen cite rotten gear, meager meals, and reliance on the Saigon black market. Probes also target aging aircraft, radios, and maintenance issues, with critics urging more U S and allied support.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
House
Senate
South Vietnam
Lancaster
Maring
Capital Hill
Saigon
Armes Services Committee
South Viet Nam
Otis Pike
Defense
Robert McNamara
Taoi
Augustine Ledwadke
Akefield
Francis Riperda
Ogden Town
Ripierda
Rep
Pike
South
Viet Nam
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
McNama
Peter
Paul
Europe
Southeast Asia
Subcommittee
John Stennis
Seal
McNamara
Chaing Kai-shek
Today’s Grab Bag And Answers From A Quick Riddle
A collage of trivia and quotes asks who Hammurabi was and what he’s known for, lists ranges of orchestral instruments, notes the first talking film The Jazz Singer in 1927, and hints at Joan of Arc’s birthplace. It blends language notes, fortunes, and a fragmentary historical vignette.
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Guick
Hamrourabi
Cariie Nation
France
Maid of
Orleans
Name this spot of fame in old Belmont church tale
Ruth Ramsey recalls the Belmont Chapel of Notre-Dame where a famed vow to save France lingered. Neufchateau, once a fortified refuge now a tourist site, still holds a single church tower and childhood memories. The column lists famous names and a quiz pointing to a historic locale and trivia.
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Bois-Chenu
Notre-Dame
Belmont
France
Neufchateau
Sugar lobbyists draft their own bill in Congress
Washington column details how Harold Cooley and sugar lobbyists directed a bill on sugar quotas. It cites behind the scenes drafting with Owens-Illinois and Bahamas quotas, pressures on the Agriculture Department, secret votes, and lawmakers split over the final provisions.
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Washington
Harold Cooley
D-N.c
United States
Uncle Sam
Cooley
Agriculture Department
Department
Arthur Quinn
Ecuador
Panama
British Honduras
British West Indies
Bahama Islands
Bahamas
Owens-Hlinois Co
Jo Resnick
D-N.y
Champloning Owens
Owens-Minois
Questran
Qwens-Hlinois
Resnick
Hind
Ruslee
Richard Polling
Coolley
Balling
James Delaney
Claude Pepper
D-Fla
Rules
Howard Smith
D-Va
House
Srta
Owens-Illinois
Rolling
Smith
O'Neill
D-Mass
Sisk
D-Calif
Martin
M-Neb
Latta
R-Ohio
Delaney
Latin America and the U S role in regional unity
Babson Park essay argues the United States cannot abandon Latin America. It calls for continental economic integration, stronger diplomacy, and language expertise to counter Communist influence and secure markets, capital, and credibility across the Western Hemisphere.
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Babson Park
Mass
Dominican Republic
Asia
Subcontinent
India
United States
Latin America
Europe
Africa
No . S
U.S
Know Your Bridge slam at Dallas Trials 1964
In Dallas 1964 Trials, four spades reached seven tables while six spades did at two. The slam was achieved at both, with Harkavy and Kreuss substitutions, and the critical nine of hearts sealing the trials’ slams. South’s ace of hearts and finesses determined the outcome across tables.
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Noebth
Ribgz Bast
Harkavy
Russell
Dorothy Haeyden
East
South
Kreuss
Hamman
Declarer
West
Daily Crossword King Feature Across Puzzle Clues
Crossword puzzle clues from a KING FEATURE page listing across entries with numbers and answers. Includes terms like curtsies anger custom Assam silk worms black funeral song soap ingredient bicycle seat Dutch meter merganser Japanese coin serenade Celtic oxen case for ship s compass mineral spring gears man s nickname five year period viper perfect machine s used in wood working vestige put up as a poker stake food leavings pair private concerts buy tass firm abbr epochs youth some.
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