Texas Rural Counties Lead Voter Registration Rise
Rural Texas counties show a 3.5 percent voter gain in the first reports to Comptroller Calvert, while Dallas Harris and Bexar counties report larger gains. Many rural voters over 65 in small towns must now register, boosting qualified voters toward an estimated 4,000,000.
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Austin
Texas
Robert S. Calvert
Wartis
Dallas
Bexar
Texas highlights plan growth and water projects across state
Conferences discuss boosting industry with five panels led by leaders from Aluminum Company of America and Ling-Temco-Vought. A Spanish cattle breeders directory aims to lure Latin buyers. Water monitoring expands with 802 sites to 1,000, plus plans for Lake projects and federal land acquisitions. Texas Tourism hosts travel writers to study Lone Star regions.
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John D. Harper
Aluminum Company of America
James L. Ling
Ling-Temeo-Vought
Dellas
Texas Department of Agriculture
Lone Star State
Mexico
Latin America
Governor's welfare reform plans and new training institutes
Gov. John Connally backs training programs to trim welfare rolls and raise taxes. He endorses a $9 million federal grant for a Harlingen technical institute and proposes a permanent state agency to run it after next year’s legislature. He also urges A&M University and James Connally Air Force Base to initiate the state’s first program of this kind. Barrera named state secretary. Hill resigns to run for governor. Courts announce several, including sit‑in fines at Cafe Raven and the Wessels rape conviction with new trial. Industry leaders slated for Governor’s Conference on Industrial Expansion.
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Texre Education Agency
State Board of Education
Victoria
Muntsville
Mount Pleasant
San Anneto
Midland
House
Senate
John Connally
Lower
Rio Grande Valley
Cafe Raven
Huntsville
Court of Criminal Appeals
Tommy R. Wessels
Gray County
State Supreme Court
Bexar County
San Antonio
Uvalde Rock Asphalt Company
Third Court of Civil Appeals
Comal County
Industrial Accident Board
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Joe Orden
Bob Woodard
Fred McCall
Brady
Tex
Caden
Arizona
Melvin Feed & Seed Store
Melvin
Electric Eye Electronic
U. S. Geological Survey
Texas Water Development Board
Lake Convent
Williamson County
Laneport
North Fork Dome
San Gabriel River
U. S. Corps of Engineers
Stephen F. Austin State Park
Sealy
Saya
the Parks and Wildlife Department
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Texas Water Quality Board
Apo
Texas Tourist Development Agency
American Automobile Aseociation
Highland Lakes
Hill Country
Corpus Christi
Connally
James Baxton Zimmerman
Della County
Riacal District Court No. 9
Joe B. Brown
Wagnoner Carr
Randy Pendleton
Odrews
Mane
Barrera
Texas State Historical Survey Committee
Texas County District Attorney’s
Edgewood Independent
Sagep
Louise Bustle
Fort Worth
J. P. Nixon
Richardson N. Fry
Houston
Josephine Bagnall
Irene Trevino
Kingsville
H. Martin
Bennie Moland
J. W. Walker
Henry Hester
Breckenridge
Chrysler
Motor & Trailer
James F. Polansky
RCA
Bob Hindman
Eugene Jackson
Betty Smith
Watauga
Shirley Parnell
Curtis Ellis
Baytown
Patricia Ann Jones
Humble Oil & Refining Company
DRS, Ellis & Ellis Optometrists
Nat'l Bank
Brownwood
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Carruthers Insurance Agency
Ranger Hail Insurance
Lary
Goodyear
United States
South Bridge Street
Brady, Texas
Smith-Corona
Coronet
Quick Brown Fox