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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1965

Page

5

Barnes elected Texas House Speaker amid rules fight

The Texas House chose Ben Barnes of De Leon as speaker by acclamation after a tense run for the post. A liberal bloc demanded limits on the speaker’s power to hire and fire staff, but the resolution passed 137 to 5, with Barnes outlining goals for a productive 140 day session. Barnes announced interviews for committee assignments and plan to publish standing committees by January 28, with bill introductions to begin January 29.

Star-Telegram Austin Bureau III House Ben Barnes de Leon Paul Goliadx Barnes West Texas Byron Tunnell Railroad Commission Wayne Gibbons Breckenridge Sergeant At Arms Journal Bob Eckhardt Houston Eckhardt

Indians Beat Lampasas 49 to 43 in Non-District Final

Comanche closes non district schedule with a 49 43 win over Lampasas Badgers. Hugh Fletcher scores 18, Skipper Shumpes 14, George Salois 15 as Comanche leads from start to finish. Lampasas B team topples Comanche B 47 27 in opening game. Steve Norris nets 6 for Indians.

Comanche Indians Lampasas Badgers Indians Lampasas Hugh Fletcher Skipper Shumpes George Salois Tidiins Bau Lampasas Baquad Steve Norris Indian Braves

Rev Wiles Speaks In CHS Assembly

Reverend John C. Wiles of the First Baptist Church spoke at CHS on January 4 urging students to do their best in whatever they undertake and to strive for excellence in all efforts.

Olds Oldsmobile Delta 88 Gladiola Flour Arthur Chevrolet Wiles John C. Wiles First Baptist Church

Coast Guard Established January 28 1915

The text notes the U S Coast Guard as we know it today was established January 28 1915. It presents a reflective line about life and self determination without divine aid, attributed to a person referenced as a digger.

Iltiie U. S. Coast Guard

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