Archery Season Opens October 14 With County Rules
Historical text outlines an open archery season starting October 14 in specified Texas counties including Bla ne Tecet Gillespie and Travis. It lists allowed targets wild buck deer wild bear wild turkey gobblers and javelina and details permits tagging limits and penalties.
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Emeleeney
Edeh
Coun Fields
Ca Oe
Wildlife Department
Pitt
Frei
Bea
Wade
Drittthes
Nad’ Neel
Parks and Wildlife Department
Courts Trial Reads: Week in Review
Court actions dominate this week with hearings and rulings across multiple venues. Judges oversee trials involving civil disputes and administrative matters, while prosecutors pursue cases in the county courthouse.
Local notices reveal a crowded town agenda and names
Fragmentary OCR records show scattered mentions of individuals and events, including social visits, weddings, and community notices. Amid garbled lines, names such as Wat, Chad, Gilda, and Mirae surface, suggesting a busy social and local affairs page rather than a single clear story.
Texas Legislative Council study committees listed
Lieutenant Governor Preston Smith names members to Texas Legislative Council study committees. The staff will develop interim projects and recommendations for the 60th Legislature in 1967. Each committee includes four named members from across state offices and the Senate, with chairmen and representatives from various districts. The committees will study water laws, political procedures, and regulatory matters for ongoing policy work.
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Preston Smith
Texas
Tech
Warne Gibbons
Breechkenridge
Lous Crump
Parkhouse
Chatman
Crump
Dennis
Seatien Cremp
Terry
Ne Statutors
Seaton Crump
Shabiran
Werd
Rasisterce
Mingt
Chaheomian Mass
Teatpateans
Immigration policy critique on quotas and race impact
A speaker attacks the proposed immigration amendment arguing it eliminates national origins quotas, enlarges Western Hemisphere access, and shifts migration from Europe toward Asia and Africa. He warns of security risks, urban crowding, and bureaucratic strain from expanded non quota entry and lax background checks.
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Asia-Pacific Triangle
United States
Orient
China
Jamaica
Trinidad
Tobago
Europe
Great Britain
Germany
Teeland
Huamie
Ogneta
Speech Against Immigration Amendment Warns of Demise of Nation
The speaker argues foreign language barriers will hinder security, predicting terrorists will exploit loopholes. He warns the International Communist Conspiracy will boost its penetration and declares he cannot vote for the amendment despite pressure, fearing a national catastrophe.
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Thomas
Cartas
Pel
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Counties
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Gillespie, Liane
Mase Mecuiloch
San Saba
Travis
Mu Ma
Eis Wooster
Fred Wee
Theo
Wwe
Nace
Oci
Deeus
Harper Locals
Nivcontact Mas Watkins
Lars Ord
Dames
Waite
Laltbaeg Beattie
Cada
Goa
Vin Seer Nak
Chad Brose
Ee Addaes
Pete
Amd
Agteu
Jtat
Mirae
Cate
I. Watt
Eliio Sole ' Sietet
Mia Cosette
Baby
Pou
Nhu Chester Moeeb
Donatht
M.waet
Poe Ata Nita Orty Toy Troop
Tof Loa Raees
Poe Hyeoypet Wats
Tostethbeel
Woaer Lles Adioact Saat Mba
Joe Pbeph
Bod
Steves
Texas Revie'stive Council
Govesne
Ehadn
Peaches
Ostatubors
Bes
Preiteatr
Npea
Saif
Vouger Patrineas
I “al. Vas Diesel
Udnadt Sageb
Dannes Poataphin
Maotts
Nou Nt
Aleeck
Berth Vata
Andy Ati
Paccunes
Phare
By Wow, O. C. Fisher
Teras
Cherry Servings Tavern
Birt
Tommy Dutton
Es Boy
PC Redericksberg, Tenas
Circle
Jimmy Heap
The
Fabulous Melody Masters
J. J. Patranella
Ocober
Harris
Cecil Hill
Johnny Bierschwale
Harper,, Texas
Jerry Keene
Stamford, Texas
Jack Lawrence
West Centre St
Fredericksburg
Gillespie County
TAX Office
Pendleton
Stehling
Sterling Bros
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