Heated Republican governor race tests Texas GOP
Six candidates compete for the Texas GOP nomination in a split primary with a possible runoff. Houston and Dallas anchor most turnout as Grover and Fay lead, while Reagan McElroy Hall Jenkins among others vie for momentum in the statewide race.
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Austin
Tex
UPI
Texas
Houston
Dallas
Grover
Henry Grover
GOP
Albert B. Fay
David Reagan
Sherman
Tom McElroy
John A. Hall Sr
Information Contraceptives Sterilization and Pregnancy Termination
Public notice offers information on contraception sterilization and pregnancy termination services. Readers are advised to contact the provided number 313 358 4672 for details and access to resources.
Noise Pollution Harms Men More Affects Word Separation
The report notes men face a bleaker future from daily noise exposure in work. It states both genders hear adequately but struggle with word separation due to loud environments.
Voucher plan sparks debate on education choice
The Office of Economic Opportunity funds a voucher feasibility study in Alum Rock and three other districts to test government backed tuition credits for public private and church schools. Proponents say market competition could raise overall standards while opponents fear underfunded public schools and civil rights concerns.
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OEO
Alum Rock
Santa Clara County
Denise Arndt Wins First in AAA Regional Feature Writing
Denise Arndt, a Westhoff junior, took first place in feature writing at the AAA regional journalism competition in Corpus Christi. She and classmate Tink McMichen, Cuero senior, contributed to a strong team showing as they prepare for the May 5 state meet in Austin.
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Denise Arndt
Corpus Christi
Clarence Arndt
Westhoff
Denise
Austin
Tink McMichen
J. A. McMichen
Cuero
Marie Clarke
James Clarke
Virginia Lewis
Local Grain and Livestock Market Report
Market notes from San Antonio report US DA livestock prices with cattle calves hogs and sheep values. Cattle calves mixed mostly higher feeder livestock strong hogs lower barrows and gilts down with sows steady to lower. Prices given for 200 to 550 pound ranges and 600 pound hogs. Not enough sales for price test.
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San Antonio
UPI
USDA
Willis
Care Center to be Financed by TEA Through Local Districts
The Christi State School care center will be funded by TEA via local districts. Two certified special education teachers will be named as supervisors. Staff will include para professionals and aides. Applicants should contact T G Kelliher Jr Box 2238 Victoria Texas 77901.
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Has Christi
T. G. Kelliher, Jr
Victoria
Texas
Cryptoquote Puzzle From Daily News Clues
A cryptogram puzzle with a long quote by George Slerbert and a daily code key. Readers decode phrases using substitution hints and date styled instructions from the Daily Cryptoquote feature.
Cuero Plans Legion Junior Baseball Team Formation
Looking Back reports plans to form an American Legion Junior baseball team in Cuero to compete with other Legion squads. Walter Schorre refutes rumors that Cuero telephone wires were cut. Sam C. Lackey traveled to San Antonio for fiesta activities. Mrs. Nina Scarbrough and her mother left to spend Thursday and Friday in San Antonio.
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American Legion
Cuero
Legion
Walter Schorre
Sam
C. Lackey
San Antonio
Nina Scarbrough
G. Holitick
Chisholm Beldon Hopkins Chisholm Dies at 32
Abelson H Chisholm 32 died Sunday morning in a local hospital. Funeral arrangements are set with Miller Newby Funeral Home Elgin and Oak Memorial handles local rites. Born December 7 1919 in Thrall he is survived by three daughters Mrs Loretta Cooper Austin Miss Doris Mae Chisholm Houston Miss Janet Chisholm San Antonio his mother Mrs Narnie Bell Simmons Frazier Elgin two brothers R A Chisholm Elgin E H Chisholm Bouse Ariz three sisters Mrs Fannie G Bridges Cuero Mrs Charlene Balch San Antonio Mrs Georgia Belle Johnson Austin and six grandchildren.
Funeral services for Edward C. LaFond at Oak Memorial Chapel
Edward C. LaFond, 75, died last Tuesday in a Yorktown nursing home. Funeral services were held Thursday at the Oak Memorial Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. H. A. Hanson officiating. Burial followed in Hillside Cemetery. Pallbearers were Earl Thompson, Gerald May, Gary Miller, Paddy Coney, Gene Brown, and Donald Barlow.
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Edward C. LaFond
Yorktown
Oak Memorial Funeral Home
H. A. Hanson
Hillside Cemetery
Earl Thompson
Gerald May
Gary Miller
Paddy Coney
Gene Brown
Donald Barlow
Cuero News Roundup April 24 1962 Cuera Police Chief Reelected
Jimmy Dement was reelected chief of the Cuera Auxiliary Police Department Monday night. A rattlesnake with seven rattlers was killed in Hill side Cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Schulle welcomed a daughter born Friday in Burns Hospital. Mrs. Traylor Lander and her sons Winn and Chris returned to Dallas after visiting her mother Fritz Koehler. Mrs. Jordie Goldman returned from a visit in Houston.
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Cuera
Hillside Cemetery
Erwin Schulle
Cuero
Burns Hospital
Traylor Lander
Winn
Chris
Dallas
Fritz Koehler
Jordie Goldman
Houston
Cuero youths shine in prose and rodeo wins
Cynthia Cheatham earned first in girls prose reading at the state contest. A Cuero parade entry captured top honors at the San Patricio County Youth Rodeo parade. Visitors from Houston and Taft spent the weekend with local families. Town officials in Blyth warn eviction for housewives selling goods privately in local housing to protect shop profits.
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Cynthia Cheatham
San Patricio County
Ronnie Rusch
Houston
David Warzecha
Taft
Blyth
England
Don't Embarrass The Bureau novel sparks factual fiction term
Former FBI agent Bernard F. Conners publishes Don't Embarrass The Bureau detailing a fictional plot rooted in real FBI practices. The author argues the work exposes autocratic leadership under J Edgar Hoover, calling for reform and noting civil rights concerns from wiretaps and intrusions.
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Bureau
Washington, D.C
FBI
Bernard F. Conners
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
Bobbs-Merrill Company, Ince
Conners
Hoover
FRY
Gobbs-Merrill Company, Inc
New York
CueroJunior High Golf Team Takes Edna Tournament
Cuero Junior High won the Edna Junior High Golf Tournament with a team score of 349. Medalist Chiff Weber shot 82 while teammates Fochard Wagner 85 Glynn Schultz 88 Jeff Thetze 94 and Randy Katzmark 95 counted for Cuero. Columbus 358 Lockhart 360 Yoakum 361. Next Cuero junior high tourney set for April 29 per Coach Lanny Havenmann.
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Cuero
Edna
Chiff Weber
Fochard Wagner
Glynn Schultz
Jeff Thetze
Randy Katzmark
Lanny Havenmann
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