Texans move toward one percent sales tax with voter approval
The Legislature backs a bill to let Texas cities levy a one percent sales tax with voter approval. If two thirds fail, the plan stalls 90 days after adjournment. Gov Connally and the Texas Municipal League champion the measure amid opposition.
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Ustin
Tex
Texas
John Connally
The
Texas Municipal League
Legislative
Preston Smith
House
Ben Barnes
John Traeger
Seguin
Joe Christie
el Paso
Hearing Aid Clinic Set at News Hotel Clifton and Meridian
Mr. Treadway schedules a hearing aid clinic at the News Hotel Clifton 10 to 12 and Montgomery Hotel Meridian 2 to 3 on Tuesday in April. He offers hearing tests, fittings for hearing aids and nerve instruments, and a full line of batteries earmolds speakers and tubing with savings from 5 to 100 dollars. He provides repair service and mail orders and is in the Hamilton office Fridays 9 am to 4 pm.
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Treadway
News Hotel
Clifton
Montgomeryotel
Meridian
Hamilton
Texas Farmers Union Joins Cotton Fly-In to Washington
Texas Farmers Union plans a chartered Dallas departure on April 4 to join Oklahoma Arkansas and New Mexico farmers in Washington for a two day Cotton Legislative Fly-in. Lead by Jay Naman the delegation will meet USDA officials and Congress members to urge parity and address 1967 price support changes.
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Texas
Washington
National Farmers Union
Oklahoma
Arkansas
New Mexico
USDA
Congress
National Farmers Union Convention
Texas Farmers Union
Jay Naman
Waco
Dallas
Naman
Dairymen’s
Mrs. J. C. Tubb Rites Held in Clifton
Mrs. J. C. Tubb 91 of Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home died Sunday March 19. Funeral Monday at First Presbyterian Clifton with Rev. John Ed Withers officiating. Interment Valley Mills Cemetery. Survivors include grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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J. C. Tubb
Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home
Clifton Hospital
First Presbyterian Church
Clifton
John Ed Withers
0. W. Lowrey
Gatesville
Betty Sue Stoker
Dallas
Messrs
Robert Barnett
Valley Mills
Timmons Barnett
Roy Hinton
Hearne
Woodrow Barnett
Prentice Barnett
Denton
Maurice Barnett
Waco
James Clarence Tubb
Tubb
Cullen L. Tubb
Presbyterian Church
Women’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
James C. Tubb
Cullen L. Tubb Jr
Thomas McCaffrey
Sarah Lillian Tubb
New York City
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Vern Sanford
Tom Holmes
Granbury
Bill Finch
San Antonio
Felix McDonald
Edinburg
Jim Nugent
Kerrville
Holmes
Senate
Lee
Alfred W. Negley
Connally
Texas Liquor Control Board
Wilson Heard Jr
Refugio
Wayne Gibbens
Breckenridge
Gibbens
T. Autrey Smith
Winters
Fred Conn
San Angelo
Upper
Colorado River Authority
G. C. Allen
Robert Lee
Asher J. Thompson
Lubbock
Alfred A. Ratner
State Commission For the Blind
Dempsie Henley
Liberty
Commission For Indian Affairs
Hudson Davis
Borger
James Bozka
Robert Pesek
Hallettsville
Lavaca County
Homer Garrison Jr
Texas Department of Public Safety
Garrison
George Hinson
Mineola
Ralph Wayne
Plainview
House Committee
Will Smith
Beaumont
House Rules Committee
Senate Labor Committee
Temple Hearing Center
S. Bell
Waco Savings
West Waco Drive
Westview Village
Bellmead Drive
Clifton Ana Tims
Haggar
Smith's
N. Ave
Cr Li
Massey-Ferguson Tractors
McCulloch
Mie
Otho Sprayer Sale
Petras
Gardenia Food Garden Magic
Evans Implements
Re Rose Ruse
Ae mM
New Holland Hay Machinery Veterinary Supplies
Alma Barnett Tubb
W. C. Barnett
Bosque County
W. D. Goodall
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