Wallace Campaign Moves Headquarters Near Dallas Area
George Wallace's American Independent Party relocates his Texas campaign HQ from Austin to New Braunfels, placing it near the state chairman's office and prompting intra party disputes over Birch claims. Wallace plans a Sept. 16 Dallas fund raiser and will address the Sept. 17 state convention. Lt. Gov. Preston Smith signals a strategy shift away from Chicago to engage Texas delegates.
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Go Texas Governor Battle at Fort Worth Convention
The September state convention in Fort Worth on Sept 17 pits incumbent governor against Democratic nominee. GOP star Paul Eggers leads the convention effort as he runs a hard race against Smith. The Texas Constitutional Revision Commission wraps up three days of debate in Austin with recommendations including four year terms and governor control over appointing boards, plus court access and county home rule.
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Warm July Shapes Care for Lawns and Roses in the Forest
July brought warmth and heavy rainfall affecting lawn maintenance with soft ground delaying mowing and hay removal. Roses thrived with some black spot, water lilies grew well though Victoria varieties lagged after cool spells, and crepe myrtles and Clerodendron fallax flourished with moisture. Apply dry fertilizer carefully, spray for black spot, and manage weeds and pests by hand where necessary.
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Texas says closure of Nike missile sites will hit economy
UT's Bureau of Business Research reports the Defense Department plan to shutter Nike-Hercules missile sites in Denton Duncanville and Terrell will cause about 1.4 million dollars in annual Texas economic losses.
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James H. Johnson Gause Services
James H. Johnson born in Bell County on June 2 1882 died August 22 aged 76 with two months and one day final rites held at First Baptist Church of Gause officiated by James Talbert Hearne Church of Christ burial at Gause Cemetery Heartfield Funeral Home in charge Pallbearers named Johnson survived by four brothers and four sisters including Lucy Gibson Vada Kirk Nettie Lange Lula Lindsey plus Garrison family members
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Banana and Strawberry Magic Cream Mold Recipe
A Borden Kitchen dessert combines condensed milk and lemon juice with gelatin and whipped cream to create Banana and Strawberry Magic Cream Mold. Fold in strawberries and banana, chill in a mold, unmold, and serve with fruit sauce and garnish.
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