Connally education bill clears House as reform move
Gov. John Connally wins first big legislative test with House approval of a plan to create an 18 member commission to assign teaching fields and supervise higher education in Texas. Senate debates and redistricting measures, budget fights, and public health and economic bills follow in a broad session overview.
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Grandson Born to Herod Family in Brady Visit
Mrs Louis Bierman recently visited Lubbock to meet her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Emitt Herod and their new son Stephen Logan born February 6. Her granddaughter Stephanie age 5 joined Mrs Bierman for a Brady visit with the grandparents.
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Driver Education Classes Start at Brady High School
Brady High School begins two classes totaling 53 students for six weeks of 30 hours of theory instruction. Principals Boyd Hunt and Paul Huntington will teach. After completion, students earn a restricted license with behind the wheel training planned for summer.
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Miss Eugenia Robey Dies in Brady Home at 79
Miss Eugenia Virginia Robey of 1869 Sc. College Brady died Wednesday night at 8. Born October 13 1885 in Cooper she was 79 and had lived in Brady about 20 years. Funeral Thursday at Wilkerson Chapel with Rev. Bill Boswell officiating. Burial in Oak Lawn Cemetery Cooper. Survived by two sisters Mrs A L Kerbow Houston and Mrs Hollis White Brady.
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Texas A&M Student Enters Pre Vet Program
George T Kidd Jr son of Mr and Mrs George T Kidd Jr receives word from Dean Alvin A Price at Texas A&M University that he is in pre vet studies proving the family report of his college focus.
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Fishing rig trick uses hairpin to release sinker
A simple method threads sinkers onto a line via a woman's hairpin. If a sinker snags bottom, a light pull opens the wire and leaves the sinker behind, allowing the rest of the rig to be recovered.
Blue and Gold Banquet Honors Scouting Birthday Tonight
The annual Blue and Gold Banquet will be held tonight at 7 in the Fellowship Hall of the First Christian Church. All Cub Scouts and families are invited. Jim McFarlin will show an Alaskan hunting film and Buddy Wyman, Camp Ranger at Camp Sol Mayer, will lead the Cub Scouts on his bear hunt.
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Rochelle Girls Announce Bi District Evant Talpa Clash
Rochelle hosts Talpa in a bi district girls game Tuesday night March 2 at 7 50. A practice game with Evant follows Saturday at Rochelle with the B game starting at seven.
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