Parties forecast rules and leadership shifts in Texas
March 13 meetings set to certify statewide candidates and fix convention rules for both parties. Republicans expect Agnich to succeed O’Donnell, with pending rules for GOP and GOP plans to formalize rules. Democrats debate Anderson reform and possible SDEC chair changes amid Gov. Smith backing Anderson. Court cases on primary funding and sales tax losses also noted.
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Texas
Peter O'Donnell Jr
Fred Agnich
Dallas
Donnell
Teme
William R. Anderson Jr
Corpus Christi
Democratic Executive Committee
SDEC
Roy Orr
DeSoto
Preston Smith
Anderson
Joe Christie
el Paso
Senate Committee
Randy Pendleton
Andrews
Robert S. Calvert
John Hill
Houston
Martin
Hodgepodge by Fredalene Clark looks at machines and time
The columnist muses on automated living and idols of progress while recalling weekends, music at the Woodbine Inn, and a Chinese cooking Sunday. She contemplates boredom and the value of human activity as machines could take over daily tasks. The piece ends with a remark on early birds and evolution.
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Woodbine Inn
Van
Wildlife program highlights for Kiwanis Club in Gladewater
Bill Delmonte of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department presented slides on land and wildlife in East and West Texas. He described species such as deer, quail, geese, ducks, beaver and predators, habitat concerns from saltwater damage and logging, and new deer counting methods. He urged preservation of habitat and responsible land use.
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Bill Delmonte
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Gladewater Kiwanis Club
Delmonte
Texas
East
West
Red River
Poverty Party Candidate Seeks White House Bid
A fringe hopeful proclaims the Poverty Party’s strength in New Hampshire. He jokes he is the common man and mocks rival campaigns while warning of Stop Stassen Stop Brown moves and Outer Mongolia conventions. He boasts unique chops at chopsticks diplomacy.
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New Hampshire
White House
Poverty Party
Nixon
China
Press Party
Pat Paulsen
Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
Stop
Outer Mongolia
Vietnam
Richard M. Nixon
Old Timer recalls fashions and times past in Seagoville
G R Hill of Seagoville Texas fondly recalls corsages worn at waist level, buggies for weddings, teachers paid ten dollars a week, and five to ten mile per hour speed limits. He recalls ice cream suppers, general stores selling essentials, pompadour haircuts, bell bottom trousers and silk handkerchiefs. He notes easy hunting and fishing rights and pipes with briar bowls.
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G. R. Hill
Seagoville
Tex
Frankfort
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