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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1963
Page
4
The notice describes proposed constitutional amendment number two with sections detailing eligibility and funding limits for assistance to needy blind, elderly, and children under sixteen. It sets maximum state funds, matching federal funds, and a $60 million cap, and states the Legislature may accept federal aid consistent with the restrictions.
Delbert Brewster of Andrews Texas earned Dean's List honors at Hobbs College in the College of the Southwest for the 1963 spring semester. He is a junior majoring in education, son of Mr and Mrs Bob Brewster of Comanche.
Supporters of a billion dollar Trinity River project won initial ground as the Texas Water Commission denied a delay motion. Gov. Connally backs the plan, presented by the U S Army Corps of Engineers, to develop the watershed for navigation flood control and water conservation.
Mr and Mrs Sam Livingston celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with an open house at their Comanche home on Sunday July 7. They were married June 24 1913 in Gatesville by Rev Brown. Mrs Livingston was the former Willie Rogers, daughter of Will and Susan Rogers of Hamilton. The couple has lived much of their married life in Comanche County and have five children.
The document describes a proposed constitutional amendment by the Senate Joint Resolution concerning bonds for Veterans' Land program. It specifies bond issuance, uses for lands, payment of principal and interest from taxes, and a 8 year implementation window. The amendment becomes effective upon adoption and is to be submitted to voters on the first Saturday in November 1968.
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