The Policy Game Player In Campaign Contributions
Austin writes about campaign financing under a new law allowing unreported gifts up to 25 dollars. Judge Will Wilson cites 20 000 dollars to run a modest Dallas campaign and six figure totals in big races. He links policy racketeers to politics locally and nationally and notes some contributors seek favors in exchange for support.
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Austin
Texas
Steen
Will Wilson
State Supreme Court
Dallas County
Dallas
Wilson
Kelley-Nash
Chicago
Hague
New Jersey
Tamamiany Hall
Court Rules Protect Rights and Ensures Fair Trials
A Texas law column explains procedural law divides into substantive and adjective parts. It notes the day in court includes representation, notice, cross examination, and the right to appeal, with reforms to simplify rules and reduce delays. Other visitors to the Theo Oehler home for Easter are listed.
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America
United States
Texas
Supreme Court
Theo. Oehler
Herbie, Herman
Carl Oehler
R. W. Kothmann
Lester Land
Campaign contribution reports reveal favors owed
The passage notes several instances where public officials owe favors after campaign contributions. It points to multiple examples and urges readers to spot others in forthcoming reports.
A Year of Decision for Texas Democrats by Gov Shivers
Governor Allan Shivers argues Texas Democrats face a pivotal choice between defending their principles or giving up influence. He outlines Texas voting power in the Democratic Convention, contrasts regional loyalties with national party trends, and describes the Texan as conservative, practical, and wary of centralized government while seeking favorable terms from loyal Democrats.
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Texas
New York
Pennsylvania
California
Illinois
Ohio
Massachusetts
Washington
Austin
Firet
Leva Susrender
Timely Tips on Problem Solving and Democratic Party Views
Lucille Conrads outlines a eight step method to face and resolve personal problems, emphasizing objectivity, perspective, planning, and growth. The column shifts to political reflection, urging Texas Democrats to pursue strong candidates and a principled platform at the national convention.
Southern Economy Bloc Pledges Budget Balance
In Congress an economy-minded group of Southern Democrats pushes for cuts to civilian jobs in Defense and broader reductions to the President’s requests. They emphasize belt-tightening, aim for a balanced budget, and back administration pressures only when expenditures seem justified. A separate critique questions the legality of seizing steel mills and the push toward a union shop under Taft-Hartley.
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Southern Economy Bloc
Defense Department
John L. Lewis
Pittsburg
Parker Family Visits Kerrville relatives Tuesday night
Our Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Parker and their Kerrville children visited their daughter Mrs. Clayton Massey and Mr. Massey Tuesday night.
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Clayton Parker
Kerrville
Mrs
Clayton Massey
Mr. Massey
Local residents visit relatives and friends over holidays
Miss Lorene Ochler, a Shannon Memorial Nursing School student in San Angelo, visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Theo Ochler. Mrs. W A Hopf Mrs. Robert Dittmar and Mrs. Otto Rahe visited Mrs. Peter Bernhard in Harper. Rev Curtis hosted C D Curtis and son of Mineral Wells for a weekend visit. Dr J B Birt reported his son arrived safely in France.
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Lorene Ochler
Shannon Memorial Nursing School
San Angelo
Mrs
Theo. Ochler
W. A. Hopf
Robert Dittmar
Otto Rahe
Peter Bernhard
Chester Itz
C. D. Curtis
J. B. Birt
Herald
France
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Allan Shivers
Lucille Conrads
Irma Smathers
North Carolina
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Harry
Democratic Party of
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Tom Carter
O C Fisher
Ches. W. Barrett
Fredericksburg
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