Word From Son In Viet Nam Reaches Parents
Mr and Mrs Mack Eubanks learn from their son Bill stationed with a medical company in Viet Nam He writes from a base in a quiet area behind a Nationalist Army camp describing a large compound a bare weapon policy on missions and cautious villagers unsure who is friend or foe
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Mack Eubanks
Bill
Viet Nam
Loity
Army move shifts Robinson and Newell to Alaska base
Larry Robinson son of Mr and Mrs Roy Robinson was flown from Ft Polk La where he has been stationed with the army to a base near Fairbanks Alaska Monday Bill Newell formerly of Silver was also restationed with Larry
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Larry Robinson
Roy Robinson
Ft. Polk
Army
Fairbanks
Alaska
Bill Newell
Silver
Larry
Local social notes recount visits and travels across Texas
Mr and Mrs Bill Cook and Kenneth Ray and Patricia of Odessa visited Mrs M G Gilreath's family. Mae Oden Donnie Bennie of Breckenridge and William Eddie Harvey of Illinois visited Mrs Q Odens daughter. Ernest Marshall home saw Mrs T P Green of LaMarque and Edna Anderson of Austin. Marshall family toured Palo Dura Canyon and Amarillo visiting the Horns and Richards families. They reported red snapper fishing from the Cocharo near Port Isabel and crossed into Matamoros Mexico. Roy Robinson home welcomed Pearl Wigham, and George Gideon and Jeannette Del Rio with visitations to Will Gideon. Ron Johns returned from Lubbock area. Brenda Johns visited Sonnora. Patronize or Advertisers.
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Mae Oden
Donnie and
Bennie
Breckenridge
William Eddie Harvey
Illinois
Q Oden
John Boyles
Ernest Marshall
T. P. Green
LaMarque
Edna Anderson
Austin
Marshall
Ralls
L. A. Horn
Amarillo
O. L. Horn
Palo Dura Canyon
Royce Lee
Royce
Melissa
C. O. Richards
Brian
Sallie
Port Isabel
Gulf
Matamoros
Mexico
Roy Robinson
Pearl Whigham
Winters
George Gideon
Jeannette
del Rio
Gideon
Will Gideon
Ron Johns
Lubbock
Brenda Johns
Sonora
Constitutional Amendment Proposal Voted November 3 1964
Public notice outlines Senate Joint Resolution No 10 proposing an amendment to Texas Constitution Section 51a Article III. It adds 51a-2 to authorize direct or vendor payments for medical care for eligible seniors sixty five or older who lack funds for services. It allows federal aid matching and sets state funding limits.
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Senate
State of
Texas
United States
Eeven
Constitutional Amendment Three on Ballot in Texas Election
Long constitutional text proposes state funding and federal matching for medical care to needy seniors, allows non drug based vision testing and lens fitting, and authorizes accepting federal funds for such aid. Election directed with same publication notice.
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State of
Texas
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Bill Cook
Kenneth Ray
Patricia
Odessa
M. G. Gilreath
Bronte, Texas