Texans Vote In Four Federal Races And Three Amendments
Voters across the county will cast ballots from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. for four federal offices and three constitutional amendments. Election judges include Matthew Caperton in the Bronte box. A local crowd heard First Lady Lady Bird Johnson address supporters, with San Angelo College Band providing the welcome. The event highlighted concerns for Ralph Yarborough, John Connally, and Richard White in the upcoming races. The article also notes a Bronte–Steer football game with a a Steers victory over Jayton.
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Matthew Caperton
Bronte
San Angelo College
Hornbeck
Johnson
San Angelo
Orville Freeman
Ralph Yarborough
U.S
John Connally
Richard White
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Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Letters to the Editor Praises Voting Process in Ro bert Lee Texas
A reader affirms election integrity in Robert Lee Texas hailing the editor Matthew G Caperton and local officials. The letter notes ballots signed on tables without regard to sequence and recognizes poll watchers from both parties as permissible. It expresses pride in the secret ballot and trust in accuracy and discretion at the polls.
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Ben
Robert Lee
Texas
The
Observer
Bronte Longhorns Tenative District Showdown With Loraine Bulldogs
Bronte High hosts Loraine in a District 8-B clash Friday at 7 30 p m Coaches Toliver notes fathers night for the squad while praising last weekend effort in Hermleigh and urging strong turnout for the potential first conference win
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Loraine’ Bulldogs
Longhorns
Hermleigh
Robert
Ropert Lee
Jayton
Trent
Cecil Toliver
Toliver
Helmleigh
Bronte
Editorial endorses straight Democratic ticket for election
The editorial urges voters to back the straight Democratic ticket next Tuesday led by Lyndon B. Johnson for president. It praises Johnson as best qualified and the most capable leader, while criticizing his opponent as less qualified. It also commends other listed Democrats and urges voting with conviction.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Johnson
Congress
LBJ
U. S.senate
Mr. Johnson
Lyndon Johnson
Mayor urges all citizens to vote in 1964 election
Bronte mayor Royce Lee urges all qualified voters in Bronte and Coke County to exercise their right and vote in the General Election on November 3 1964. The appeal stresses civic duty and voting convictions as essential in a free nation. Ben Oglesby publisher signs the message.
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Bronte
Coke County
Ben Oglesby
The
Bronte Enterprise
Texans Vote On Three State Constitution Amendments
Texans head to the polls to decide three proposed changes to the state constitution. Proposition 1 would end transferring up to 1 percent of the permanent school fund to general funds. Proposition 2 requires public notice of intent to introduce bills for county and regional water districts at least 30 days before filing. Proposition 3 would authorize state paying medical care for people aged 65 and over lacking old age assistance and unable to pay for services.
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