Texas press group sets guidelines for criminal news release
A nine month study by the State Bar of Texas with judges lawyers and newsmen produced guidelines for releasing information in criminal proceedings. The plan urges truth accuracy objectivity and fair play and gives both press and Bar shared responsibility for an uninfluenced jury atmosphere. News groups will adopt the guidelines early next year.
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Austin
Texa
State Bar of Texas
Texas Press Association
Texas Daily Newspaper Association
Texas Association of Broadcasters
The
Bar
David Finney
Fort Worth
TIC
Commerce and Trade
Legislative Council
Texas Legislative Council
Crawford Martin
Community Notes Recall Visits and Rain in Bronte Area
Mrs. Herbert Holland reports weekend visits from families across Bronte including Bomar Horton and relatives from Dallas Norton Sterling City and San Angelo. The community saw about one half inch of rain Saturday night and social gatherings at the Know Your Neighbor club and Jolly 8 Club with gifts and refreshments.
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Bomar Horton
West
John Dvoracek
Christine
Dallas
Charlie Brown
Dwain Laughlin
Johnny Brown
Norton
Kansas
A. V. Holden
Austin
David Coates
Gary Coates
San Angelo
James Lee
Houston
James Lees
Jimmy Lee
Larry Saunders
Mike
Sterling City
Mrr
Vernie Smith
Smith
Marshall Denner
Barry
Munday
A. C. Donath
Terry Denner
Dee Harper
Edna Harris
Larry Denhame
Lubteck
Sallye Harris
Floydada
Joe B. Lee
Turner Lee
Bronte
Ethel Morgan
James Holland
Ben O'Neal
Hollands
Gene Allen
Lubbock
Big Spring
Gene Beard
Herbert Holland
Vicki Holland
Jay Arnold
Angelo State University
Xars
Robert Garrett
Mmes
Leland Carlton
Jim Hambright
Carl Lewis
Herbert Helland
Morgan
Cora Busby
Jolly 8 Club
Rob Springer
George Coleman
Bert Hester
Maggie Smith
Busby
Gloria Bell Enrolled at Texas State Technical Institute
Gloria J. Bell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Bell, attends the Connally Tech campus in Waco as a first year student majoring in Technical Communications Technology. Connally Tech evolved into the Texas State Technical Institute with campuses in Waco Amarillo and Harlingen, offering 54 courses to about 2000 fall enrollees.
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Waco
Texas
Gloria J. Bell
Connally Tech
Texas State Technical Institute
Miss Bell
Richard E. Bell
C.* Bronte
Bronte High School
James Connally Technical Institute
Amarillo
Harlingen
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Bronte Enterprise
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Ben Oglesby
Texas Industrial Commission
Martin
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Morris Schwartz
Selective Service
Brookshire Browsings
B. D. Snead
First National Bank
Christian Science Monitor
Congress
Science Monitor
Astor Station
Boston
Massachusetts
Gloria Bell
Texas State Institute
Youngblood
Glenn
First Nat’l Bank Bidg
WTU
West Texas Utilities