Word- Senate attendance marks era of Governor Word
Governor Word's presence drew U S Congressman Teague and Dr Elmer Baum among guests. Senate colleagues from Austin and other cities joined the day’s events. Word, in senate since 1963, is eighth in seniority and chairs the Nominations Committee, with Korea service and Baylor Law top grades.
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Rockwall
U. S
Olin
Tiger) Teague
College Station
Elmer Baum
Austin
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Hall
Governor Word
Senate
Charles Herring
Murray Watson
Waco
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Canyon
Bill Patman
Ganado
Ronald Bridges
Corpus Christi
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Port Arthur
Don Kennard
Ft. Worth
Tom Creighton
Mineral Wells
Word
Korea
Baylor Law School
Cadet Kickoff Start Sparks Clifton Controversy
Conally receives the opening kickoff and returns to Clifton's 32 yard line as Clifton braces for a passing assault. The first play missed a wide target, the second connected but nullified by a penalty, leaving the Cadets in early scoring contention.
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Jim Bakke
Jim Canuteson
Wallace
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Kleine
Connally
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Tom Henderson
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Letter urges constituents to pressure Congress over Supreme Court actions
A writer appeals to readers to contact their representatives about perceived miscarriages of justice by the U S Supreme Court. He warns Congress is the only body powerful enough to counter and vows to continue pushing for change. He stresses serious concern and personal frustration.
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U. S Supreme Court
Birth of John Wayne Sadler Jr in Clifton
John Wayne Sadler Jr born Sept 13 1969 at Goodall Witcher Hospital Clifton weighing 8 pounds. Parents are John Wayne Sadler Sr and spouse. Paternal grandparents Jimmy Sadler of Clifton and maternal grandparents Harvey Lee Daven of Meridian.
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John Wayne Sadler Sr
Clifton
Goodall Witcher Hospital Foundation
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J H I Cubs Rally on Defense and Scoring in Junior High Game
The J H I Cubs, composed mostly of 8th graders with some 7th graders, lost 8 to 12 against Meridian Junior High. Key plays included John Grimland blocking and recovering a punt, C R Sinderud and Tony Hall scoring TDs, and Randy Kleine adding a 3 yard score as part of a 7th grade driven schedule for experience.
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