Texas House approves $3 billion budget amid education and land office debates
In Austin the House passed a $3,000,000,000 budget bill facing protests over agency bequests and wage levels. Rep. Forrest Harding criticized Armory Board and Board of Control raises, while Rep. Terry Townsend pushed to trim TEA deputy pay and park funds. A bid to cut the Land Office airplane allocation failed narrowly. Education funding for 1964-65 sparked contention with requests far higher than last session’s appropriations.
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Arlington Amendment Fails as 94 41 Vote Stalls Funds
Palmer and Rep Don Glad den urged an Arlington appropriation raise but failed 94 to 41. The $172 000 for Texas Maritime Academy in Galveston was missing from the bill, though Gov Connally expressed hope legislators would restore the maritime money and possibly education funds.
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Annual Presidential Breakfast at Washington DC
Reprint of the Congessional Record covers the 11th annual Presidential Prayer Breakfast at the Mayflower hotel Washington DC. Addresses by Vice President Lyndon B Johnson Dr Billy Graham and President John F Kennedy. attendance included executives legislators judiciary and faith leaders. The program features prayers scripture readings and a message affirming national unity and spiritual values.
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John £. Baldwin, Jr
California
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International Christian Leadership
America
Rabid Fox Attacks Prompt West Texas Vaccination Effort
The Texas Department of Health reports multiple rabid fox attacks in West Texas prompting vaccination drives for dogs and livestock. Officials urge residents and veterinarians to vaccinate animals and report suspected rabies cases to prevent further threats.
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Easter Lamb Sale at Union Stock Yards San Antonio
The first special Easter Lamb Sale at Union Stock Yards San Antonio is set for April 2 with 10 00 p m start and aims to help farmers and feeders market spring lambs. Phevedas Sheep and Goat Auction holds sales Tuesdays at the yards, inviting buyers to boost Easter lamb availability for shipping to heavy lamb consuming regions. A second event on April 23 will spotlight stocker goats, a first at the San Antonio market, with volumes supporting lamb and goat commerce.
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Game Officers Get Careful Selection Thorough Training
Article describes Texas game and fish officers undergoing careful selection and thorough training. J B Phillips, enforcement coordinator, notes officers must be well trained in conservation duties and methods as detailed in the February issue of Voxas Game and Fish. The commission stresses rigorous qualification, badge issuance, and ongoing training for field duties.
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