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Newspaper
Glen Rose Reporter
Location
Glen Rose, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1964
Page
4
Mrs A H Roden returned from a visit to Austin Georgetown and New Braunfels last week. She traveled with her daughter and family Mr and Mrs L C Standifer of Abilene and her granddaughter Mrs Allie Hardwick and her son.
Somervell County 4 H Club members submitted 17 record books across nine contests with 13 girls and four boys placing. Judges Hood County Agents Mrs Shirley Johnson and Keith Hillman sent first place winners to the District 8 office in Stephenville for Aug 25 judging.
Public notice outlines proposed constitutional amendment number one for Texas. It seeks to remove authorization to transfer up to one percent annually from the permanent school fund to the available school fund. The amendment would allocate funds by county scholastic population and requires voter approval at the November 1964 election.
An Austin square ad recounts attitudes toward inmates and decency, noting a blind woman born with limb loss who faced sympathy as a demanded yet lacking response. The narrator reflects on public perceptions and treatment over time.
Public notice announces Senate Joint Resolution No. 10 proposing a constitutional amendment to Section 51a Article III adding Subsection 51a-2. It grants the Legislature power to provide general laws and payments for medical care for needy individuals age 65 and over who do not receive Old Age Assistance and cannot pay.
The proposal grants the Legislature power to authorize vendor payments for medical care for needy individuals sixty five or older, with funding from federal matching funds and without exceeding such matchable amounts. It includes eye vision testing and fitting lenses or prisms to correct vision defects, and allows accepting federal aid for this purpose.
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