State capital notes highlight Kennedy Johnson visit
Vernon Sanford reports Austin will host a Texas Welcome Dinner for President Kennedy and Vice President Johnson with about 60 000 invitations. Democratic officials organize quotas and funds to National and State parties while most of Texas 27 congressmen and all lawmakers are invited. Republican plans yearend include a Goldwater campaign structure led by Peter O Donnell with Dick Morgan and C Man Jao named co chairmen as campaigns prepare for December organization.
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Austin
Texas
Joy
Municipal Auditorium
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
John Connally
Ralph Yarborough
Kennedy
Eheauston
Albert Thomas
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Drart Goldwater
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Republi
Peter QC Donnell
Dallas
Aus Ny
Balis Goldwater
Arizonas
Dick Morgan
C. Man Ja
Wieh- Jon Falls
Don Kennard
Ft. Worth
Franklin Spears
San Antonio
Bob Eckhardt
Houston
Jake Johnson
Harris County
Bill Kilgarlin
George Cook
Odessa
Maurice Doke
Wichita Falls
House
Railroad Commission
Abilene
North
West Texas
Cormod
Cook
Fords
Abe
Draft politics and legal challenges loom in Texas regions
Local draft movements tie to GOP committees and campaigns for precinct city county and state offices plus national races. A November 9 special election will permit sales of all alcoholic beverages during legal hours. Redistricting suits challenge state district laws limiting senators and representatives. Texas insurers face rising workmen’s comp costs. a $3 million premium cut is announced.
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State Board of Insurance
JFK and Johnson to Attend Albert Thomas Dinner in Houston
President John F Kennedy and Vice President Lyndon B Johnson will attend the Albert Thomas appreciation dinner at the Rice Hotel in Houston on Tuesday November 21. They will arrive by separate planes and stay at the Rice Hotel. Tickets are five dollars and available through the Thomas dinner committee.
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Houston Chronicle
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Rep
Albert Thomas
Rice Hotel
Kenneth O'Donnell
Jack Valenti
Rep. Thomas
Johnson
Houston
Harris County
United States
Thomas
Richmond
Eight Gillespie County deer killed with bow and arrow noted
Two hunters Glenn Hopf and David Tatsch reported bow and arrow kills, bringing total to six in October. Rainfall reports show varied inches across Gillespie County and surrounding areas, with New Braunfels totaling 18.39 inches for the year and drought relief still needed. Range filled temperatures dropped to the low 30s, signaling a cold snap as hunting season nears on November 16.
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Gillespie County
Glenn Hopf
Harper
David Tatsch
Freddie Tatsch
Hopf
Tatsch
Clemens Pahl
Luckenbach
Clinton Grona
Pedernales River
Morris Ranch
Treiles
Crabapple
Enchanted Rock Road
Crocket Riley
Enchanted Rock
Chester Hohmann
New Braunfels
Comal
New Braunfels Zeitung Chronicle
Fredericksburg
KNAF
Emil Feuge
Mason Road
Mange & Filld
Fredericksburg D. C
County Soil District News Highlights Ranch Pastures and Waterway
W os Mall near Harper praises pasture yield driven by good care and rain after drought. Hall credits rotational grazing and temporary grazing crops for rapid pasture recovery on eight fenced pastures. In Fredericksburg area, Inidore Stebting completed a farm waterway on Austin Highway to prevent runoff from about 130 acres and added a 2 5 acre silt settling area to protect cropland.
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W.os. Mall
Panching
Harper
Hall
Inidore Stebting
Fredencksburg
Austin Highway
Steicbing
Kerrville Hosts Deanery Council Meeting Sunday
The Fredericksburg Catholic Deanery councils plan their quarterly gathering in Kerrville on Sunday November 10. The 2 p.m. executive board session precedes a 3 p.m. keynote by Rev. William C. Martin and Pat Maloney addressing ecumenical spirit and vocations.
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Councils of Catholic Women and Men of
Fredericksburg
Kerrville
Notre Dame Catholic Church
William C. Martin
St. Luke's Catholic Church
San Antonio
Pat Maloney
Serva Club
E. F. Bartoskewitz
Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women
New Catholic School
Local Harpers Community Notes and Visits Report
Mrs Clayton Massey moved from Peterson Hospital to her mother's home in Kerrville. Mary Jane Molde, recently in San Antonio Baptist Memorial Hospital, plans to return to Harper on Tuesday. Local families visited, and area ranchers discuss range management with dozers clearing whitebrush and preparing land for grass seeding.
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Afrs
Clayton Massey
Peterson Hospital
Kerrville
Mary Jane Molde
The
Baptist Memorial
Church Announcements Invite All to Sunday Services
Local Catholic churches extend a cordial welcome with Mission services on Saturday and Masses Sunday at 8 and 9 30. A hunters Mass is set for November 17 with regular Mass at 9 30. Various study clubs choir practice and catechetical activities scheduled through mid November.
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Tarper
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
Luther League
Texas Independent Telephone Firms Expand Record Growth in 1965
Texas' largest independent telephone companies spent over 32.74 million dollars on expansion and improvements in 1965 and planned more than 37.465 million for 1964. The expansion includes 120 privately owned firms and 22 cooperatives serving about 30 percent of Texas area, with the remainder served by Southwestern Bell Telephone and Mountain States Telegraph.
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Tunnell to Lead 1964 March of Dimes State Campaign
Byron Tunnell speaker and attorney general will serve as Texas State Chairman for the 1964 March of Dimes, directing thousands of volunteers during the January 31 fund raising drive to aid birth defect care arthritis research and prevention. Mrs. Lewis Stevens visited her daughter Mrs. George Holekamyp while Mio and Cartton Wernedes attended a 6th wedding anniversary in Lubbock. Mioo and Otto Ite hosted at New Braanteds.
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Ola Peril
W. M. Keen
Gibson
Junction
Byron ‘Tunnell
Pyler
Attornes
Texas House of Representatives
Texas
Tunnell
Mio
Cartton Wernedes
Lubbock
Mioo
Otto Ite
Fragmentary town notice hints at Tuesday event
Readable fragments describe a Tuesday gathering with names such as Lidia Bies and Freeman Gsooephan. The text references bread and snacks and a small social scene, suggesting a community meeting or bake sale activity in a local venue.
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March OF Dimes
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