Education and culture in national security debate
The piece argues national security and economic growth hinge on strong science and humanities education. It cites Governor Connally on youth, cites Dr. Wayland Hand on knowledge and wisdom, and reflects on Brady and McCulloch County figures, urging balanced education and cultural values. It includes reflections on Frank Roddie’s legacy and a teaser about Bral Ramsey’s The Fine Art of Dying, ending with thanks to readers.
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San Angelo
Wayland Hand
UCLA
Brady
Roddie
Frank
McCunlooch
Fronk
McCulloch
Frank Roddie
Baptist Standard
Bral Ramsey
Waco
Texas Senate Joint Resolution No 6 Proposed Amendment
Public notice outlines a proposed constitutional amendment to Texas Article VII Section 5 to remove a one percent annual transfer cap from the permanent school fund to the available school fund. The measure to be voted on November 3, 1964, includes ballot language for and against the amendment and directs proclamation and publication.
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Senate
State of Texas
Texas
Ferris Reunion Draws Fort Worth to Lewisville Park
The Ferris Reunion was held August 9 at Dallas Lake Lewisville Park Pavilion with forty one relatives attending. Attendees included J C Ferris of Melvin Seldon Ferris and family Dallas Billy Ferris Fort Worth Roy Ferris Abilene Cook Garland Elaine Parahm Moody Edmond Smith Euless Doyle Ray Austin Nall Stone Hood Hopper Garner Denton and others from Sherman Austin and nearby communities.
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Ferris
Dallas Lake
Lewisville Park Pavilion
J. CC. Ferris
Melvin
Seldon C. Ferris
Dallas
Billy A Ferris
Fort Worth
Roy Lynn Ferris
Abilene
G. FE. Cook
Garland
Elaine Parahm
Moody
Edmond D. Smith
Euless
Doyle Ray
Austin
Douglas Nall
C. C. Stone
Hood
Hopper
Sherman
Ken Garner
Denton
Stromaquist Reunion Brings Wide-Radius Attendance To Brady
The first Stromaquist Reunion gathered family and friends from Brady Fort Worth Del Rio San Antonio and Melvin plus other Texas towns. Attendees included Ray Anderton Winfred Anderson LeRoy Anderson Robbe town Vietor fers Verla Erwald Stroamanist and J C Lewallen. Melvin residents Krista Kay Malmstrom Mackey Kay Morrow and Georgann Granville took part in queen and future queen contests. Rain lashed Melvin last weekend boosting farmer morale.
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Cindy Tall
Fulen
Deal Elott
Whitewright
J. D. Elliott
Sherman
L. A. Ray
Austin
Ferris
I. C. Ferris
Alda Fay Chalk
Modento Calif
J. C. Lewallen
San Antonio
Alma Hellengard
Morgan Haynes
Willie Anderson
Harner Stromquist
Melvin
Ruby Lewallen
Hilman Anderson
Brady
Thotte
Tennessee
Johnnie Hutte
Comlor
Robert Kriegw
McCulloch County Farm Bureau
Brady South Ward
Mackey Kay Morrow
Krista Kay Malmestrom
Georgann Granville
Mackey Kay
Krista Kay
J. D. Morrow
A. R. Malmstrom
Cora Deans
Billy Ray Taliaferro
Cloudcroft, N. M
Elbert Shipman
Hobbs
New Mexico
Welfare bill sparks debate amid prosperity and fear of expansion
Amid praise for low unemployment the House passes a billion dollar anti poverty measure seen as a vast expansion. Critics flag duplication of federal programs and fear a bureaucratic takeover with nationwide impact and potential socialist implications. Noted figures and guests weigh in.
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America
House
MEW
Celebreaze
Peace Corp
Norman Thomas
Carter Glass
Treasury
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Virginia
Congress
Card of Thanks for Brady and McCulloch County
Family of Frank Roddie expresses deep gratitude for kindness and thoughtful support from Brady and McCulloch County residents. The note praises the community as the finest friends and thanks them for their love and acts of kindness shown to the family. Washington has a taxicab for every 84 persons.
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Brady
McCulloch County
Frank Roddie
Washington
Texas Constitution Amendment On Conservation District Election
Law paragraph outlines proposed Texas constitutional amendment requiring notice and governor referral for laws creating conservation and reclamation districts. Specifies publication timing before introduction and criteria for amendments affecting district scope and funding. Election set for November 1964 with printed amendment description in ballots.
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HOUSE
State of Texas
TE OF
Texas
Texas Water Commission
House of Representatives
Texay Dha
Teese
Texas public notice on November 3 1964 amendment proposal
Public notice announces a proposed Texas constitutional amendment to Article III Section 51a-2. It authorizes the Legislature to provide direct or vendor payments for medical care for individuals aged 65 or older not receiving Old Age Assistance who cannot pay. It allows federal aid matching and includes vision correction measures. State of Texas.
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Senate
State of
Texas
United States
Proposed Constitutional Amendment Three on the Pallot
Text outlines per voter approval a statewide medical assistance program for needy adults sixty five and over. It sets funding limits aligning state funds with available federal funds and includes eye care provisions using objective methods and corrective lenses. The governor is directed to issue the election proclamation for the November 1964 general election.
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State of
Texas
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