Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission formed in 1964
Austin reports creation of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission on August 23 replacing prior boards. Three members James M. Dellinger A W Mourland Will Odum lead the agency. Civil service impacts and per diem costs noted. Also coverage of highway patrol recruitment 100 positions, Labor Day traffic death projection, and state appointments including School Land Board member, Hawaii trip for lawmakers, and oil production cuts.
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Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission
James M. Dellinger
Corpus Christi
A. W. Mourland
Johnson City
Will Odom
Threeman Parks and Wildliie Commission
Parks Board
John Connally
Parks Department
Connally
Railroad Commission
Commission
Ernest Thompson
Amarillo
University of Houston
Board of Regents
U. of H
State College and University System
Jack Valenti
A. Farfel
Houston
George S. Hawn
James T. Duke
Edward Daniel Manion
Beaumont
William B. Bates
James A. Elkins, Jr
Corbin J. Robertson
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Governor appoints tax policy committee members
Governor Connally reappointed Dr. John Stockton of Austin John McKee of Dallas and Hugo H Lowenstern of Amarillo to the Committee on State and Local Tax Policy Former secretary of state P Frank Lake has been appointed legal counsel for the State Board of Insurance.
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School Land Board
Taylor
Wilson H. Fox
Waggoner Carr
Carr
Connally
Jerry Sadler
Fox
Burnet
Williamson
John Stockton
Austin
John McKee
Dallas
Hugo H. Lowenstern
Amarillo
P. Frank Lake
State Board of Insurance
U S Stance on South Africa Sparks Debate on Foreign Policy
The column criticizes U S efforts to push integration and impose policies abroad, focusing on South Africa and Portugal. It argues the U S should avoid meddling in allies affairs and cites Adlai Stevenson and past ties with Portugal as cautionary lessons. It also notes a Corpus Christi visit by Gene Carter and family to Harper relatives.
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South Africa
Adlai Stevenson
USA
Free World
Ghana
Soviet Russia
Portugal
Africa
Azores
Mrs Alma Markwart Visits Arvin Tatsch Family in Luckenbach
Mrs Alma Markwart plans a visit to her son Arvin Tatsch and his family in Luckenbach this week. Mrs James Jung will spend the week with her son Charles in Mission Texas. Miss Willie Mae Kaiser of San Antonio visited her mother Mrs Morris Bein on Saturday.
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Arvin Tatsch
Luckenbach
James Jung
Charles
Mission
Texas
Willie Mae Kaiser
San Antonio
Morris Bein
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