The Political Ripening of Lyndon Johnson
Lyndon Johnson emerges as a national figure with influential roles on the Space and Aeronautics Council and the Equal Employment Opportunity Committee, plus a seat on the National Security Council. He speaks for labor and Western liberals, signaling potential 1964 vice presidency and a strong 1968 presidential bid, despite lingering liberal doubts.
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Mr. Johnson
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Washington
New York
Joseph L. Rauh Jr
Americans For Democratic Action
Ciue
John Kennedy
Washington Hatchet Corps
Incentive Payments On Woo and Mohair Set For 1964
A fragmented report notes incentive payments linked to wool and mohair producers for 1964. It references 1961 rate benchmarks and mentions payments under a government or agency program, with unclear details.
Texas Regulators Loan Act prompts license rush
State finance firms race to meet the November 21 licensing deadline under the new Texas Regulators Loan Act. Regulators predict about 2000 loan offices will come under the act amid a flood of license applications and daily inquiry letters as lenders seek higher interest margins.
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Tex
Texas Regulators
Frank Miskell
Texas
Connally
Texas Water Commission
Party faithful rewarded with government jobs in postwar era
The piece recalls Sam Rayburn's warning that those who go along get along and cites several defeated lawmakers who received high federal appointments. Gracie Prost, Sidney Yates, Frank Smith, Don Magnuson, Floyd Breeding, Walter Moeller, Frank Kowalski, Kathryn Ganahan, and Catherine Norrell are listed with salaries, illustrating the spoils system in the Roosevelt Truman and New Frontier periods.
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Anthony's Church A A Gitter Pastor Mass Times
The church announces Sunday Mass at 9 o'clock with a School of Religion for children. Beginning Oct 1 Mass times shift to 830 daily except First Fridays and Holy Days at 730. Sundays with two Masses are 800 and 930. with one Mass at 930. First Friday Oct 1 has 730 and 2000. A weeklong mission runs Nov 3 to 10. Everyone is welcome.
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School of Religion
James Luteeran Church Invitation and Schedule
The James Luteeran Church led by Pastor W. E. Doerr invites all to attend services. Sept 29 includes Sunday School at 9 43 a m and Worship at 10 45 a m. Sept 30 features a Sunday School Staff meeting at 8 p m. Oct 2 offers Junior Confirmation Instruction at 3 45 p m.
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Edison St. Methodist Church
Fredericksburg
Methodist Youth Fellowship
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Tell Tate
St James Junior Lutherans Meet At Harper Church
The Junior Lutherans of St James James Lutheran Church Harper gathered for the first meeting of the new school year. Mrs Elmer Lange led with the hymn Singing for Jesus Gary Rahe read scripture and Walter Molder and Daniel Honig collected the offering. The meeting included a prayer by Nathan Doerr and a birthday song for Homer Molder.
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Elmer Lange
Jesus
Gary Rahe
Walter Molder
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Nathan Doerr
Homer Molder
Sermon Theme from Rev. Tommy O Bryant at First Baptist Church
The church presents pastor Rev. Tommy O Bryant delivering a message on faith in Jesus as the way truth and life at First Baptist Church. The address emphasizes guidance and a call to spiritual pursuit within the congregation.
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First Baptist Church
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Ingram Presbyterian Church Weekly Schedule
David J. Gallaher serves as Student Minister and Supply Pastor alongside Sunday School Superintendent Van C Brown. Sunday School begins at 9 34 a m. The Women’s Association meets every third Thursday. Church services start at 9 a m.
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Women's Association
Ingram Presbyterian
Kirchhoff Reunion Held at Grapetown
The annual Kirchhoff reunion was held Sunday September 22 at Grapetown Hall with about 100 attendees. Eleanora Trieber was re elected chairwoman and other officers chosen. Out of state guests included Mrs Benno Kirchhoff of New Hampshire and Mr and Mrs Louis Kirchhoff of St Louis. The group plans next year’s reunion with a free barbecue dinner.
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Studio City
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Trade for land or income property on Lake Whitney
Advertises a turnkey lodge and marina between It, Worth, and Waco with 10 units party house managers quarters air conditioned top facilities swimming pool enclosed boatdock dry boat storage kiddie play yard tackle shop 3 aluminum rental boats 18 f1 crafts best lake frontage ideal for a couple to run write box 110 Kerrville Texas
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