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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1967
Page
6
A federal judge in Washington orders busing to mix students by race and ability in DC schools. The ruling, attributed to Judge Shelly Wright, requires redistribution of white teachers and equitable student placement, prompting the superintendent to resign and the school board to accept the mandate.
Mr. and Mrs. H. FE. (Jack) Davis of Snyder Oklahoma spent the weekend in Texas visiting relatives. They stayed with Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Taylor in San Saba and met Austin couple Mer. and Mrs. Kenneth Cavitt on the Brady trip. The Davises attended the Finlay Mitchell Bradley family reunion at Richards Park with 82 relatives present.
The family of Mrs. Cora Standfield thanks all who expressed sympathy and love during their sorrow. Special thanks are given to Mr. Henry McBroom for his comforting presence and support.
The Standard Herald reports a five color felt pen set priced at 2.49 dollars. The offer appears in office supply listings with emphasis on color variety and value.
Texas legislative notice outlines Amendment One to Section 9 Article VIII raising limits on property taxes and allows counties to pool tax receipts into one general fund. The amendment would be voted on November 11, 1967, with ballots listing FOR and AGAINST propositions.
Public notice outlines Proposed Constitutional Amendment Four on the ballot for November 11, 1967. It would authorize counties to pay medical and hospital bills for sheriffs and other officials injured on duty and continue to pay their salary during incapacitation, ending with the term of office. The ballot presents FOR and AGAINST positions.
Public notice outlines Proposed Constitutional Amendment Number Six for Texas voters. It details allowances and restrictions on holding multiple offices, exemptions for National Guard and reserve personnel, and a November 11 1967 election date with the amendment text and effective dates through September 1 1969.
Text outlines Section 13 authorizing hospital districts to avoid full responsibility for mental health, mental retardation, and public health services. It allows municipalities and subdivisions to participate or fund such services and outlines opposing stance against the amendment.
A public notice outlines constitutional amendment Number Five on the Texas ballot. It would authorize the Parks and Wildlife Department to issue up to 75 million dollars in general obligation bonds to create the Texas Park Development Fund for acquiring lands and developing state park sites, with investment of funds and sinking fund provisions. The text specifies ballot language and voting options for or against the amendment.
The Texas public notice proposes Amendment Three to Section 49 b Article III to authorize up to 400 million dollars in Veterans' Land Board bonds for the Veterans' Land Fund. It details board composition, bond terms, election proclamation, fund use, and authorizes a 200 million dollar extension with future legislatures enabling laws.
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