Republicans Must Stay Out Demo Primary
In Texas the Democratic Party announces a new party affiliation rule to curb cross over voting. Voters who participate in the Democratic primary on May 7 will be stamped Democrat on poll tax receipts or exemption certificates, barring them from Republican party activities in the same year. State Democratic Chairman J. E. Connally explains the policy aims to keep voters within their own party and notes primary judges must stamp documents accordingly. Democrats say attending precinct conventions and holding party offices requires May 7 Democratic primary participation.
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Stephenson Housewarming Honors Couple in East Town
Mr and Mrs Marshall Stephenson were honored with a surprise housewarming last Thursday evening April 28 at their new home in the east part of town. Cake and punch were served to numerous guests including J D Huffaker Ray Coulson O R McQueen John Keeney Noah Pruitt Sr Noah Pruitt Jr Ed Ratliff Monroe Alexander Eddie Alexander R W Blackmon Bette W C Duncan Warren Beavers Claude Beavers Hollis Ensor Merle Andrews Pat Beavers Mmnes James Phillips Eula Holman Bill Wrinkle Royce Clark Janice Mary Walker Buddy and Mr and Mrs Frank Coalson of Robert Lee.
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Political Candidate Announcements for May 7 1960 Primary
The Bronte Enterprise lists Democratic primary candidates including J. W. Moore and A. J. Bishop JR for State Representative, Melvin Childress and Will Perciful for Sheriff, C. B. Jacobs and Mrs Juanita Trimble with William J. Green for Tax Assessor Collector, Frank C. Dickey for County Attorney, A E Pete Gentry and Oscar Renshaw for Constable Precinct 2, and W C Bill McDonald Joe L Mays William Davenport for District Judge 51st District.
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Texas judge and official election slate announced
The list names candidates for state offices including Commissioner of General Land Office Robert W. Calvert and Commissioner of Agriculture Robert G. Hughes, along with several Supreme Court, Court of Civil Appeals, House of Representatives, and local posts across counties such as Hill, Tom Green, Wichita, Tyler, Travis, Brazos, Runnels, and Bell.
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Bill) Moore
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Pete) Gentry
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Bill) McDonald
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