Rogers Named President Pro-Tem of State Senate
Texas Senator Andrew J Rogers of Childress was named president pro tempore during the second called session. A veteran of 12 years in state government, he is a stock farmer and tire dealer from a Panhandle district, and one of the Senate’s youngest members at 34.
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Texas Senate
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Sam Kinch
Austin
The
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Childress
Panhandle
Rogers
Texas Animal Health Council
Senate
House
Texas
Senator
N. D. Rogers
Texas A&m
Air Corps
A&m
University of Texas Law School
Georgia Ann Scott
Lubbock
Paula Ann
Andrea Jean
Andrew Jacob Jr
Moffett
Chillicothe
Secrest
Temple
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Arkin
Paris
Gonzalez
San Antonio
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Survivors include three sons Troy Moore of Chidress Cecil Moore of Borger and E C Moore Jr of Ardmore Okla three daughters Mrs C M Conway of Chiddress Mrs G C Weightman of Kirkland and Mrs Iva May Rose of Terrell Tex 14 grandchildren and several great grandchildren two brothers Bill and Bert Kinson both of Granbury Tex and one sister Mrs Davie Wright of South Gate Calif
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Chidress
Cecil Moore
Borger
E. C. Moore, Jr
Ardmore
Okla
C. M. Conway
Childress
G. C. Weightman
Kirkland
Iva May Rose
Terrell
Tex
Bill
Bert Kinson
Granbury
Davie Wright
South Gate
Calif
Hatel Childress Strictly Modern See us for Rates
Local ad for Hatel Childress promotes weekly or monthly rates at a modern service. It emphasizes affordable plans and quick access to services for ongoing needs.
Portuguese Plunge Across Capitals and Promontory Clues
Crossword style clues listed for across and down entries. Inclines to fill grid with terms like capital of Portugal Lisbon and related wordplay. Contains hints such as 888 square miles for island areas and a Promontory clue at the end.
Abundant answers puzzle clues set
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Africa
Water project hold-up delays Hedley lake plan
Dr. S. H. Townsend, president of the Greenbelt Authority, said Saturday that the Hedley area lake project is stalled until surface maps are completed. Maps are needed to finalize the dam site location. If maps arrive next week, work will resume quickly. The authority remains the region's sole water source for a growing area.
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S. H. Townsend
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Townsend
Governor outlines tax plan for second session in San Antonio
The governor unveiled a timetable for lawmakers to enact broad taxes in the second called session. He urged emphasis on interstate corporate taxes, a penny pack cigaret levy, tobacco and cigar taxes, plus liquor and vehicle taxes. He pressed Carr and Lt. Gov. Ramsey to allow House and Senate majorities to prevail on the floor and in conference committees to avoid further delay costing the state millions per month.
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Revenue and Taxation Committee
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Senate
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Carr
Ben Ramsey
Carro
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House Revenue and Taxation Committee
Longs clash over acting governor amid sanity hearing
Earl Martin refused to recognize Lt. Gov. Luther Frazar as acting governor until declaring himself unable to act. Frazar, who wants LSU presidency, reluctantly took the role on Atty. Gen. Jack Gremillion’s advice. Gallveton scene shows Long avoiding testimony while mockingly chewing a chocolate bar in court.
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Martin
Long
Luther Frazar
Frazar
Louisiana State University
Jack Gremillion
Galveston
Tex
Lawmaker Seeks Constitutional Reaffirmation and Subversion Bill
A lawyer and Judiciary Committee member says the measure reaffirms constitutional intent and would not touch civil rights though he wishes it would. The bill’s second part overturns a Supreme Court ruling by allowing states to prosecute sedition under their own anti-subversive laws against the federal government. The House approved a roughly $2.4 billion spending program for the next biennium, including about $327 million from the general revenue fund, and sent it to the Senate for conference committee consideration.
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