Jet Age Progress Demands Medical Examiner System
Fort Worth pathologist Dr John J Andujar urges a state wide medical examiner system in Texas in the July Texas State Journal of Medicine. He argues the current justice of the peace death investigations allow possible murder cases to go undetected and cites limited autopsy use and ballistics toxicology and pathology tools as essential. He notes four counties already use modern systems Harris Bexar Dallas and Wichita Falls and outlines new law allowing counties with 120 000 or more to establish medical examiner offices and votes begin in seven counties El Paso Hudsp, Jefferson, Lubbock, McLennan, Nueces and Travis with 1960 population totaling about 114 million. The act takes effect January 1 1965 and the issue remains whether Texans will abandon the old coroner system.
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Texas State Journal of Medicine
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Texas
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Bexar
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Wichita Falls
Tarrant County Medical Society
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Commissioners Court
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Texas Society of Patholociats
Big Government Threat to Civil Rights Debate
The speaker warns that government power used to aid one group can later suppress others. He condemns sit ins and boycotts as illegal, urges prayerful gradual progress, and argues civil rights laws risk state overreach by forcing private businesses. He cautions against government wielding power that could enslave minorities in the future.
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Kennedy
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Bradyite's Brother Dies in San Antonio
John Quick a prominent San Antonio businessman and civic leader died Saturday July 27 at 12 30 pm at his home 1628 Edison Drive He headed John Quick Construction and Real Estate and held many community roles including Democratic chairman of Los Angeles Heights and charter member of Dell View Baptist Church Services were at First Baptist Church Dripping Springs with Masonic burial rites He was born October 29 1900 at Mount Gainer and survived by his wife one son Walter Houston Quick two daughters Marie Smith and Bill Parkenburg seven grandchildren four brothers and four sisters.
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Houston Brady
Brady
Quick
Los Angeles Heights
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Jourdanton
C. C
C. B
David TD. Quick
Corpus Christi
Vel Phipps
James Glosson
Dripping Springs
Hattie Vineyard
Austin
Braly
Former County Stockman Dies in Fort Stockton
Robert A. Bob Smith 81, retired McCulloch County stock farmer, died Sunday night at a Fort Stockton son’s home. Funeral Wednesday at Fort Stockton Pentecostal Church with burial in East Hill Cemetery. Born in Oklahoma March 1 1882, moved to McCulloch County in 1888. Survivors include wife and two sons W L Smith of Fort Stockton and R T Smith of The Dalles Oregon.
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Bob) Smith
McCulloch County
Fort Stockton
Pentecostal Church
East Hill
Mr. Smith
Oklahoma
Fort Stockton Memorial Hospital
1958 Thunderbird for sale by Bob Loud
Sale notice for a loaded 1958 Thunderbird described as air conditioned with all power features. Vehicle is clean and available for viewing or contact via Bob Loud at LY 2650.
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