Texas state safety notes amid traffic rise and health grants
A fragmented report notes Bacon in public safety with rising Texas traffic and a three straight record trend. It cites grants under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 and a health funding request of 267 734 for leprosy control, plus Garner State Park reopening and 41 paralytic cases among unvaccinated preschoolers.
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Eee of Public Safety Sinisies
Texas
Ipos
New York
Enon
Coleee
Connally
Texas Parks and Wildlife de Iment
Garner State Park
Frio
Hat Sama
Tom
Department of Health
Connelly
John L. Paxton
Fort Worth
State United
Tower Discusses Civil Rights Bill
Sea John Tower reports that the House passed a Civil Rights bill after modifying the housing section. Key debate centers on whether private homeowners and sale agents are exempt, with disagreements on who is covered and the bill’s potential passage this year.
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Sea John Tower
House of
Travel Industry Bulletin Mentions Agents and Airlines
A terse notice references international travel agents and steamship airlines in a broad service context. The fragment signals coordination among distributors and carriers within the travel sector, noting industry roles and intermediation without specific events or dates.
William Uzzell to receive degree at Texas A&M
Aug 26 commencement list from Texas A&M University, registrar H. L. Keaton, includes 144 degree candidates. William James Uzzell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Uzzell of Allair, is among Bachelor of Business Administration candidates in Finance.
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Texas Agm University
Registar
H. L. Keaton
Wiliam James Uzzell
Ernest Uzzell
Allair
Lawmaker Raises Opposition to Housing Bill Over Property Rights
The speaker objects to expanding private homeowners coverage and to a federal housing board. He cites no protection for Americans to withdraw from a market property sale and insists the bill could violate homeowner rights and national policy. He says he cannot support the bill in its current form.
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Federal Housing Board
Public Notice for Texas Constitutional Amendment on Agricultural Land Tax
The proposed constitutional amendment adds a section to Article VIII to tax land used for agriculture based on factors tied to agricultural use. It requires sworn statements, local assessor review, and potential penalties or liens if the land ceases agricultural use or is sold. The governor will issue a proclamation and publish it as required for the election.
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State of Texas
Lund
Focal
Constitutional Amendment Twelve Hospital District Plan Proposed
The state legislature proposes Section 3, Article TX to authorize creation and operation of hospital districts across counties with bonds and tax provisions, funding medical care, and dissolution rules. It outlines election timing, voter approval, and protections for district assets and state not liable for district debts. The measure seeks public ballot on November election date with support and opposition statements.
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Texas
Eitipole
Artes
Athey
Guel
State of
Reflections On The Tenth Commandment In Modern Life
A sermon summary discusses theft across eras, noting American shoplifting, price fixing, and deceit in business. It argues the eighth commandment forbids stealing, warns against greed and materialism, and recalls Amos imagery of rich taking from the poor. It laments crumbling conscience and urges integrity.
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Baudus
Amos
Prashet Amosa
Proposed Constitutional Amendment Nine on the Texas ballot
Public notice announces Senate Joint Resolution No. 26 proposing a five member Court of Criminal Appeals with six year terms, details on vacancies and transfer of current judges, and election procedures for November 1966. It also specifies jurisdiction, writs, siting, and a clerk with a four year term, along with ballot wording for voters.
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Public Notice
Senate
State of
Texas
Court of Criminal Appeals
Court of Criminal, Appeals
Tom
Supreme Court
Tudge
Anu Cabe
Seneral
Court of Final Appeals
Court of Crv. Appeals
Commission of Appeals
Court of Criminal Appeats
Court of Criinal Appeals
State of Texas
Heriisin
Peala
State Capitol
Court For Criminal Appeals
Court For Good Cause
Prusiania Ion
Anigo
Dthig
Proposal for Texas statewide retirement system amendment
Public notice outlines Constitutional Amendment Number Five proposing a state wide retirement disability and death benefits system for county and political subdivision officers and employees. It details authorization for merging existing systems, financing by participating subdivisions, and election timing in November 1966 with a yes or no ballot choice.
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Protagen Constituonal Ames Aee Senate Joint Esol.tion
Treas
Texas
Coopers
Bebios
Varus
State of Texas
One
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