Harmony Seen in Texas Democratic Rift Over Delegation Chair
In Texas a split over who leads the Democratic delegation to the national convention intensifies. Gov. Allan Shivers Senator Lyndon Johnson and Speaker Sam Rayburn must unite to avoid dual delegations as Johnson boosters push a favorite son bid with major Texans backing including Rayburn Garner Ferguson and Bentsen Jr. The May conventions and several senate and house races loom large as observers foresee turnover and crowded primaries.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Allan Shivers
Lyndon Johnson
Sam Rayburn
Ben Ramsey
Senator Johnson
Shivers
Johnson
H. H. Weinert
Seguin
Rayburn
John Nance Garner
Miriam A. Ferguson
Lloyd Bentsen Jr
Chicago
Texas Railroad Commission Orders May Oil Production
May crude oil production in Texas is ordered by the Texas Railroad Commission. Commissioners Thompson and Culberson suggest price increases in Texas crude. The School Land Board cites $57 million in tideland revenue since 1953 restoration. Various officials discuss insurance, highways, and land politics.
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Texas Railroad Commission
Ernest O. Thompson
Olin Culberson
Texas
Texas’ Tidelands
Congress
School Land Board
W. P. Glass
Texas Legal Reserve Officials Association
D. C. Greer
American Association of State Highway Officials
Western Highway Officials Association
Hammond Life Insurance Co
Dalas
Insurance Commission
Travis County
Bascom Giles
Mar
Chicago
Atlanta
Lake Texhoma
Inks Lake
Burnet
Congress Tackles Major Bills with July Recess In Sight
Fisher notes momentum as Congress eyes a July 15 recess and tackles five major measures including Social Security revision highway construction foreign aid housing and defense. Immigration reform and public housing face stiff opposition while Senate housing plans spur debate and potential delays.
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Congress
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Local Visits Trace Social Weekender
Mr and Mrs Jack Jones and children from Reek and Mr and Mrs Gene Jones with their sons visited his mother Mrs Merbert Jones in Bun. Also noted were Mr Arthur Bersshweale and Mrs Elizabeth Grena with children and Mrs Fred Gammenthaler who spent Sunday and Monday in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Jones
Reek
Gene Jones
Junction
Merbert Jones
Bun
Arthur Bersshweale
Elizabeth Grena
Fred Gammenthaler
San Antonio
Noxville Community Notes Share Visits and Rain Sprinkle
Mrs J A Milam reports family and neighbors visiting Kerrville Fredericksburg and Harper. Gene Royce Aice returns on furlough from Kerrville with a community barbecue. A light shower blessed the area and dust settled. several local families joined in greetings and church activities.
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Jess F. Parker
J. A. Milam
Kerrville
Earl Baker
Gene Royce Aice
Walton Whitworth
Dillard Stapp
Fredericksburg
Whitworth
Doyle Parker
Harper
Bill Berry
Noxville
E. J
Marvin Ernst
Rocksprings
Garland
Doylene
Joyce
Gene Royce
Cecil Parker
Robert Pape
Fred Whetstone
Janice Parker
Doris Oehler
Cherry Parker
San Antonio
Oren Parker
Raymond Parker
Ray Bierschwale
Poisonous Plants Endanger Livestock and Grubs In Lawn
County notes warn livestock losses from oak family plants during drought and advise removing stock from toxic ranges. Lawn grubs, the larval stage of beetles, threaten turf. check by turf-block sampling and treat with labeled insecticides such as chlordane aldrin dieldrin or heptachlor per marine directions.
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Bulletina
Rosder Family Visit Noted At Dass Friday
Mr and Mrs Ruben Rosder and song visited the Theo Moai lendort family at Dass Friday.
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Ruben Rosder
Song
Theo Moailendort
Dass
Soil Stewardship Week Observed With Local Projects
Bennie Cobb buys 200 acres in the Blue Mountain area from Jim Hull and plans deferred grazing to improve grass. Gilbert Anderegg uses ACP funds to defer pastures on the Red Hole Ranch for 3 to 7 months while preparing a soil water and plant conservation plan. SCS technicians assist, and a conservation plan is also set for the Boy Scout camp at Llano River Junction with Explorer Post 20. brush control and reseeding are planned. National Soil Conservation Week runs May 6-12 with local sermons on stewardship.
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Texas
Texas Agricultural Water Committee
Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association
Texas Farm Bureau
Association of Texas Soil Conservation Districts
Texas State Grange
Texas Farmers Union
Oklahoma
Kansas
Bennie Cobb
Blue Mountain
Jim Hull
Cobb
Gilbert Anderegg
Harper
Red Hole Ranch
Anderegg
Upper
Llanos
Llano River
Junction
Explorer Post 20
Concho
National Association of Soil Conservation Districts
4 H Club Meeting Dates From Cherry Springs to San Angelo
Four H club meeting dates listed including Cherry Springs on Thursday April 26 at 7 30 p m Home Demonstration Council Friday April 27 at 2 30 p m District Court Room May 2 at 2 00 p m Crab apple Home Demonstration Club with Mrs Otto Hohmann and Mrs Marialyce Dittmar Home Demonstration Agent will attend the Home Management Workshop in San Angelo April 25 and 26.
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Cherry Springs
Home Demonstration Council
District Court Room
Crabapple Home Dem
Otto Hohmann
Marialyce Dittmar
San Angelo
Farm veto harms Texas farmers and promises relief fade
Commissioner John C. White argues the presidential veto of the farm bill leaves farmers short of relief as the soil bank plan is no miracle cure. He notes Congress cannot pass a new general farm bill this session and warns continued farm depression will affect the nation.
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John C. White
Texas Department of Agriculture
Congress
Soil-Bank
Soil Bank
Senate
House Agricultural Committees
Texas
Waco
Local Notes From Harper Area Families
Mrs Bin Lea of Sanderson and Mrs Bob McElroy of Loyah visited their parents Mr and Mrs J J Rogers and reported son Charles back in school. Mr and Mrs Alfred Lehne visited Alfred Roeder and Mrs Roeder in Mason. Martha Nehrmeyer left Norman Oklahoma after three weeks with sister Mrs Ben Thomas and Mr Thomas.
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bin] Lea
Sanderson
Bob McElroy
Loyah
Alpire
Charles
J. J. Rogers
McElroy
Alfred Lehne
Alfred Roeder
Mrs. Roeder
Mason
Martha Nehrmeyer
Ben Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Norman
Okla
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Temple
George Moffett
Chillicothe
Frank Owen III
el Paso
William S. Fly
Victoria
Doyle Willis
Fort Worth
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William H. Shireman
Corpus Christi
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Laredo
O. E. Latimer
Rogers Kelley
Edinburg
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Lubbock
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Amarillo
Hazelwood
Kelly
Secrest
Bill Wood
Grady Hogue
Athens
Joe Pyle
Floyd Bradshaw
Weatherford
Carroll Cobb
George S. Berry
Texas Citizens Councils
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Ross Carlton
Mark A. Thompson
Austin Street
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Richard Roeder
Gulf Gas & Oils
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Round Mountain
Soil Conservatio District
Felix T. Tybor
Palace Theatre
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