Coke Stevenson honored in Junction marker dedication
Former Texas Gov. Coke R. Stevenson, at 79, was praised as a model Texan during dedication ceremonies in Kimble County. He unveiled Texas’s third historical marker honoring modern statesmen and recalled his rise from Junction to governor and beyond.
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Texas
Coke R. Stevenson
Stevenson
Kimble
Junction
Texas Senate
Coke Stevenson
Capitol
Abraham Lincoln
Jum Ferguson
Mason County
Abe
Lezendis Stevenson
ABC
Brady
Glassware care and cleaning tips from household expert
Practical advice on washing storage and handling of glassware and plastics. Steps cover stain removal, rinsing after use, soaking and temperature precautions, drying and storage methods, and care to prevent breakage. Also includes notes on preserving cleanliness of kitchen items and avoiding damage to plastics.
RC&D Executive Committee Meeting Reviews Water Projects
The RC&D Executive Committee met on Thursday to review water development projects and approve sanitation plans for visiting delegations. Officials discussed funding needs and coordinated with local agencies to implement the improvements.
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Rc&d
Water committee proposes Pedernales basin survey and dams
Eastern Hill Country RU&D Executive Committee met at the Sunday House in Fredericksburg to review four priority water development projects. A Pedernales River basin survey with flood prevention dam sites is proposed at about 5900000. land treatment programs cost 2 to 50 per acre. unused PI 566 watersheds would cost around 10000. and an earlier start for the Johnson City dam is planned with an estimate of possibly 590?
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Hill Country
Texas
Ru&d
Sunday House
Fredericksburg
Don Windrow
SCS Work Unit
Bud Smathers
Norman J. Dietel
Tom Weinheimer
Pedernales River
Texas Water Study Commission
Corps of Arms, Engineers
Johnson City
Youth Range Camp Slated At Junction
The thirteenth annual Youth Range Camp will be held at Junction from July 31 to August 5. Texas Section of the American Society of Range Management sponsors the event to foster range use and conservation across Texas 107 million acres of grasslands. Local groups fund attendance for FFA and 4H members from Hill Country and statewide, with G O Hoffman and B J Ragsdale returning as directors.
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Texas Section
American Society of Range Management
Junction
Texas
Texas A&m
FFA
4H Club
G. O. Hoffman
B. J. Ragsdale
College Station
Joe B. Norris
Joe Fasel
St. James Episcopal Church
Clovis
New Mexico
Gary Canvas
University of Texas Lands
Midland
Jimmy Davee
Ozona
Burford Dahie
Rio Grande City
Sam Ho Coleman
Coleman
FC Ho Barron Junction
Harold Schmidt Harper
Bob Jetton
Winston Massey
Harper
Harold Schrudt
FM 385
Schrudt
Fred Coleman
Pherce Hoggett
Sonora
Bildav Omught
Kimble Counts Chamber of Commerce
Divnstion Lions Club
Junction Retail Club
Wall
Wallas
Induction Law Shifts on Student Deferments Under New Rules
Col Morris Schwartz explains changes to draft deferments for students and civilian occupations. Local boards decide classifications and evaluate cases individually. Some medical and professional degree students gain longer deferral, while others move to Class 2-A or 2S statuses with limited mandatory service after schooling.
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Col Morris Schwartz
Selective Service
Congress
Schwartz
Dream of a World Changer Dr Schweitzer Inspires Action
The piece recalls Albert Schweitzer’s transformation from a renowned musician to a physician driven by African needs. It frames his dream as a seed for real service, urging readers to face human needs honestly and pursue meaningful action.
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Neer Schweitver
Vers
Adolph Hitler
Aytler
Mather
Albert Schweitzer
Dr. Schweitzer
Africa
Jacob
Dream seeds guide acts of faith and action across lives
A reflective piece on dreams inspiring service and moral growth. It notes visions guiding converts from Damascus to charity work and education, portraying faith as living when followed by deeds. Examples cite George Washington Carver aiding starving infants and a woman’s dream to teach Hong Kong children and aid Saigon refugees.
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Pan
Damascus
Niyo
George Washington Carver
Africa
Linda Schulze
Mahinda Woernr
Hong Kong
Saigon
Hospital Contributions Reach 660 102.64 From 2437 Donors
The audited Campaign Report for Hill Country Memorial Hospital shows 2437 original contributors pledging 660 102.64, including 40 000 pledged by Moody Foundation. Allen Keller notes strong countywide support and urges continued contributions before June 30, 1967.
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Hill Country Memorial Hospital
Allen Keller
Moody Foundation
Keller
Gillespie County
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