Milam County Faces Diet Ignorance Amid Hunger Debate
A Milam County survey joins a nationwide inquiry claiming no starvation in so called emergency counties while noting widespread ignorance in food preparation and child care. Officials report 11 basic commodities under a long running aid program with 2,000 to 3,000 participants, and a UT Medical School review is planned to add insight.
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Milam County
UAWU
Milam
Limestone
Falls
Cong
W. R. Poage
State Welfare Department
Cameron
Agriculture Dept
U. S. Agriculture Dept
Medical School
University of Texas
Uoft Medical School
The
Herald
United States
Backstops Removal Sparks Debate at Yoe Campus
The town discusses removing baseball backstops and fencing at the Yoe Campus. Officials note past removal and a shift away from tennis and sports facilities while residents question the impact on local recreation and safety.
Poage Charges Hunger Report Misleading After Study Release
Chairman Poage and Rep Belcher released a seven page study on hunger in 181 counties. Officials’ replies claim hunger is mainly due to ignorance about balanced diets, not lack of food, with many unaware of federal relief programs.
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W. R. Poage
D—Tex
House Committee On Agriculture
Rep
Page Belcher
R—Okla
Ache County
Dept. of Agriculture
Liquor Bill Delays Texas House Session In Austin
In Austin the Texas House faced a tight week as Gov. Connally's mini bottle liquor bill moved from the State Affairs Committee amid intra party feuding. Key votes on the budget and tax plans loomed as lawmakers demanded provisions on liquor board conflicts license fees and licenseholder disclosures. Two Texans, Gov. Connally and Sen. Tower, led favorite son efforts at state conventions while courts set dates on labor and regulatory cases in Orange and Austin.
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House
John Connally
State Affairs Committee
James Clark
Dallas
Clark
Rep
Jake Johnson
San Antonio
Johnson
Texas Liquor Board
Senate
House Revenue and Tax Committee
Ben Barnes
Guv Connally
Sen
John Tower
Connally
Texas
Chicago
Hubert Humphrey
Eugene McCarthy
State Supreme Court
Orange
High Court
Frances S. Miskell
Beneficial Finance Company
Atty
Crawford Martin
Supreme Court
State of Texas
A. R. Schwartz
Galveston
Gov. Connally
Schwartz
Old Philosopher Letters to the Editor on Global Woes
A reader uses a long missive to argue America has much to improve while ridiculing Cuba Russia China France and India. He references a Houston attorney's conviction and a death penalty debate as context for national shortcomings and urges newspaper readership and self-reflection.
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America
Cuba
Russia
China
France
Viet Nam
SPJST Names Officers At Dallas Convention
The 20th SPJST convention in Dallas adjourned with most officers re-elected. Nick Morris defeated Raymond Urbanovsky for president. August Kach beat Ernest Hanka for attorney. Other incumbents won, with Koliha Jr. replacing Holasek as director and Marek honored for retirement. Houston chosen for 1972 convention. Rogers High School Czech program funded. bylaws translated and officers installed.
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Dallas
Nick Morris
West
Vestnik
Raymond Urbanovsky
Temple
Supreme Lodge
Edward L. Marek
August Kach
Ernest J. Hanka
Houston
Joe B. Henry
Urbanovsky
Ben Zabcik
Leonard Mikeska
Jos. Koliha, Jr
Rudy Sefcik
The
John Kubena
la Grange
Henry Vitek
Granger
Sid Pokladnik
R. E. Broz
San Angelo
E. P. Stalla
Edna
Ben S. Trealek
Caldwell
Anton Mot
Jerry Milan
Fort Worth
W Pavlicek
Bomarton
Sidon Tennis
Jerome Vasek
Moulton
Roy Hranicky
Orange Grove
Calvin Cervenka
Rogers
Leo Krause
Ine
Rogers High School
Marek
Dill
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Miami Beach
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