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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1966
Page
5
Krueger claims victory in the Senate race amid broad support across sectors. The campaign notes strong voter turnout and sentiment shifting toward Krueger’s platform as results trend in the 18th district.
A Texas interpretation of election law prevents write-in names when no candidate is listed for a ballot race except for party county or precinct chairs. In precincts 2 and 6 justice of the peace has no listed candidate, so the office is not printed and write-in votes are not counted.
Supporters of candidate Silopert gain momentum as election nears. Governor Connally visits Victoria, attends Culp tribute coffee and expresses support for Krueger and Culp amid local senatorial campaigning.
Fayette County CB Radio Club plans a jamboree and dance at VPW Nall in Smithville on May 15. The event features a chicken barbecue at $1.25 per plate, CB equipment displays, an auction, and live music by Herb Dieringer's band. Tickets available from club president E R Mooney.
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department sets June 8 as the deadline to apply for the next game warden training class. Examinations are on June 18 across 13 Texas cities. Forms available by mail from John F. H. Reagan Building, Austin, or regional offices. Applicants must be 21 to 40 years old.
The article notes that write-in voting is permitted in the May 7th primary where there is no candidate for an office. It emphasizes that the name of a candidate should appear in the primary, but allows writing in another name for offices with no listed candidate.
The Future Homemakers of America in Bagte Late sell Teacher Favorites Cock Books. Five selections cover dessert casserole meat salad and vegetable each priced at $0.95. Contact Mrs. Bune Gunter or Linda Breithaupt for purchases.
Eagle Lake volunteer firemen held a Monday practice session and plan another. Residents are urged to support fire safety with barbecued dinners at the Recreation Center golf course on Sunday May to aid the volunteer fire department.
A fragment outlines requirements for height and weight standards, stating a minimum five feet height and weights between two and three pounds, with hub shoes mentioned as part of the measurement. The text appears incomplete and lacks full context.
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