Amendments On Ballot In Texas For 1966 Election
Texans face a fall vote on 11 proposed constitutional amendments plus 14 more in 1966. Key items include bonds for veterans water programs, a college loan fund, Medicare participation, 75 year old mandatory judicial retirement, and expanded school retirement investment powers. Also proposed is enlarging the Senate from 31 to 39, with contention over term lengths for state officials.
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Austin
Gov. Connally
Senate
Abraham Karen
Laredo
John Allen
Longview
Texas
McCulloch County Farm Bureau to host June picnic and barbecue
Brady area notices reveal a June 13 gathering at H Huffman pasture four miles north on the Santa Anna road. Members and guests invited to bring a basket lunch with ample barbecue, coffee, and water provided, as the farm bureau showcases its farming and business efforts.
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McCulloch County
H. J. Huffman
Texas Court Expansion and Tax Reforms Proposals Passages
A set of proposed constitutional and statutory changes would expand the Court of Civil Appeals from three to five members, repeal the poll tax, set new legislators to take office on the first day of a new session, authorize state aid for survivors of fallen firemen and officers, allow regional airport authorities, enable the state to act as a middle man for federal grant funds to rehabilitate the disabled, permit voting by stationed servicemen, allow presidential voting by qualified residents, remove Arlington State College from the permanent university building fund, establish a state employee retirement system, tax farm land on agricultural value only, extend terms for conservation district directors, and protect school taxes when district boundaries change.
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State College Regents
Veterans’ Land
Court of Criminal Appeals
Texas
Arlington State College
Permanent University Building Fund
Texas A&m System
Dymor and Dymo in Various Colors at E Standard
Dymor and Dymo appear in multiple color options at the E Standard showroom. The display highlights bold hues and contemporary finishes for the new model line, inviting shoppers to compare finishes and pricing.
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China
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Sweden
Ralph Neal
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Menard
Cooper Parker
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M. M. Bradham Real Estate
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Charmin
Starkist Tuna
Rosedale
van Camp Pork & Beans
Morton
Snider
Ivory
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Chuck
Decker’s
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Korn Kist
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New High School
Masonic Lodge
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Jack Ragsdale
Wm. C. Jones
Brady Standard
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Fredericksburg
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Baby
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Rosa
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Lightner
Old Dad
Jake
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Maddox
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Harry Schwenker
Galvesaton
Bill Cargill
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Frisco
H. L. Noyes
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College of Hurial Arts
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S. H. Deatherage
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