Texas Governor Sees 80 Million Surplus Possibility
Gov. John Connally outlined a likely 1965 surplus of 35 to 80 million dollars in the general revenue fund. He may abolish the ad valorem tax on state revenue, leaving it to local governments and reserving 20 million for a college building bonds fund. He plans education beyond high school emphasis and an ethics conference, with possible civil rights considerations. A separate illiteracy campaign in South Texas, led by Fausto Toscano, aims to mobilize local facilities to combat wasted lives and economic impact.
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Texas eyes literacy centers and new capitol buildings
Southwest Texas counties push local literacy efforts as the Texas Education Agency studies illiteracy above the national average with plans for statewide cooperation. Capitol plans include a new governor’s mansion and a finance building, while tourism and economic ties with Mexico loom ahead alongside GOP and sport notes.
President Johnsons Civil Rights Act Remarks Sign Ceremony
President Johnson outlines the civil rights act of 1964, stressing equality, voluntary compliance, and federal intervention only when needed. He recalls American struggle for freedom and calls on officials, leaders, and citizens to end racial injustice and secure rights nationwide. He cites Kennedy's proposal and broad bipartisan support.
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Young Homemakers Aim to Build Homes and Community
The group outlines aims to develop homemaking skills and community impact, promote wholesome activities, and honor local achievers while supporting FHA. The July 21 meeting at 3 p.m. in Harper School’s Homemaking Department invites all young women to join.
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Kitty Harper
Nancy Bode
Joyce Lange
Ernestine Feller
Nora Cornell
Carol Cochran
Evelyn Barrett
Nila McMahon
Fritz Vacation Through the Western States
Mr and Mrs Robert Fritz spent a week traveling through New Mexico Arizona and Texas visiting Fort Davis the National Observatory in the Davis Mountains a reptile garden and an open pit copper mine They toured Clifton where Mrs Fritz’s great aunt 91 still walks with a walker at home and dreamed of Fredericksburg They rode the Coronado trail to Alpine and Springville Then Clifton to Hereford Nazareth and Abilene before a 2400 mile trip with no accidents or flats Also notes about a May wedding Open Home and a 4 H Junior Leaders Day Camp at Bier schwale Ranch with 12 girls and a report by Cathy Tatsch
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Springville
Bierschwale Ranch
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Rosa Lee Meeks
Woody Rowntree
Cathy Tatsch
Five Fredericksburg Area Students Attend State Youth Conference
Five delegates from Fredericksburg Harper and St. Marys High Schools were named by State Attorney General Waggoner Carr to attend the Second Annual Attorney General's Youth Conference in the state capital July 10 to 12. They will join over 1600 delegates from 254 Texas counties for seminars on youth crime solutions and programs including Juvenile Jury Operation and Teenage Recreation ideas.
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Andrew Kaiser
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