Texas Legislature Partisan Lines Drawn in Debate
In Austin the 58th Session shows partisan divides between Republicans and Democrats led by Gov. John Connally. Key bills on San Angelo College and a data processing warrants measure sparked floor battles. McCatee claimed partisanship, while Connally called opposition political demagoguery as debates shape the $3.1 billion spending bill and tax measures pending Senate action.
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Bonham Youth on Program At Paris Episcopal Church
Bonham youth Jim Leatherwood, treasurer of the Diocesan Youth Commission, spoke at a Dallas Diocese event at Holy Cross Church Paris. The gathering supported forming a first deanery in the diocese with plans to complete it in fall.
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Catholic Students Transfer to Free Public Schools
In Jefferson City Missouri thousands of Catholic students may switch to public schools to oppose the state's refusal to provide bus transportation for parish pupils. Catholic parents argue public schools will be cheaper than parochial tuition as bond issues fund parochial schooling. Local demonstrators in St Martin joined others as leaders noted no formal plan.
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Dirksen Puts Forth New Rules To Curb Travel Abuses
Senate GOP Leader Everett Dirksen announced plans for new measures to curb congressional expense abuses and foreign counterpart spending. Proposals include pre estimating foreign travel costs, reporting within 30 days, and capping official spending. A separate plan would allow selling U S counterpart funds abroad to American tourists, with conditions for recipient countries. Dirksen aims to gain Democratic support and will discuss with Mike Mansfield.
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Sixty-One Africans Charged Under Anti Sabotage Act
In East London South Africa sixty-one Africans faced charges under the new anti sabotage act allowing imprisonment without trial. They were held over a police clash linked to an alleged Pogo meeting in a plantation near the city last month. Pogo is described as an anti white terrorist organization banned in South Africa.
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