Governor Connally Urges Democrats to Vote Saturday
Governor Connally calls on Democratic voters to participate in Saturday’s election urging turnout. He emphasizes civic duty and party unity as polls prepare to open.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1966
Page
9
Governor Connally calls on Democratic voters to participate in Saturday’s election urging turnout. He emphasizes civic duty and party unity as polls prepare to open.
An exercise features Lt Harrison directing tactical maneuvers with Army Reserve and National Guard units from Arkansas and nearby states. The two week program includes lake area training and multiple unit formations under command.
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The article lists individuals sent to armed forces on May 3 1968 and names registrants ordered to report for preinduction exams. It notes accompanying details about attendance at homes, fees paid, and a brief mention of a weather-pleasing drive through Alabama and Greenbette area countryside.
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