Texas primary reshapes legislature and races
May 2 primary boosts renomination totals with 13 Senate and 101 House incumbents winning. J. Hightower to replace retiring Moffett. runoff set June 6 between Cook and Snelson for El Paso seat. Bush and Cox vie for U S Senate challenge to Yarborough. Pool faces Baker for statewide post. Trial coverage standards discussion scheduled with major press groups.
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Vernon
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Chillicothe
Frank Owen III
el Paso
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Odessa
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Midli
George Bush
Jack Cox
Houston
Ralph Yarborough
U. S. Senate
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Joe Pool
Dallas
Robert W. Baker
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Texas Press Association
Pentecost Sermon Calls for Unity Across Divides
Pastor William F. Lange Jr explains Pentecost as the church birthday and urges coexistence amid race class and national barriers. He cites Paul on in Christ there is no Jew or Gentile and stresses respecting every person’s worth and divine love.
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Dees Fire Department OKs Headquarters Plan Vote
The Dees Fire Department held its monthly meeting with 20 members and approved rebuilding the old school house on the school grounds to store the fire truck and host meetings. Lehne Lamber Co. of Harper will start work May 25 after a two to one vote.
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Austin
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Fredericksburg
Townsend Campaign Tour Recaps 65th District Results
Town send conducts a post election tour through Burnet Gillespie Lampasas Llano McCulloch Mills San Saba counties thanking supporters. Total Townsend 6472 Henry 4891. He urges continued service to residents as his district closes with church and community notices included.
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Tower proposes business closure amendment to Civil Rights bill
Senator John Tower introduces an amendment to H. R. 7152 to exempt going out of business from unfair labor practices. He cites NLRB Darlington case and argues for a clear right to quit business, aligning with Title VII concerns and concerns over future court interpretations.
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Political Announcements for 1964 General Election
The Harper Herald publishes political notices for District No. 65 State Representative Tom Henry Burnet and Gillespie County Sheriff Cliff Duecker. County Sheriff Hugo Klaerner seeking re election. Milton Durst re election as County Tax Assessor-Collector.
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Sunday church schedule and Mother's Day visit
Ten o'clock Sunday school and eleven o'clock morning worship with a seven o'clock evangelistic service. Mrs A C Wendel spent Mother's Day with her daughter Mrs Watkins Tarr and family. Jennifer Jones and John Tarr Austin were also guests.
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Dinner Honors Mother's Day With Walker Family Guests
Mr and Mrs Dayton Ruahe hosted a dinner honoring her mother Mrs Olin Walker for Mother's Day. Attending were Mr and Mrs Wayne Barrett and their San Antonio children Mr and Mrs Dallas Reiger and children Mrs J B Reiger and Weldon Walker.
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Olin Walker
Wayne Barrett
San Antonio
Dallas Reiger
J. B. Reiger
Weldon Walker
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