GOP Chairman Sets Series Of Vote Workshops
Ray Bliss the Republican national chairman announced a nationwide series of organizational workshops to spur GOP voting and seek a major November victory. The plan centers on salesmanship, identifying potential voters, and ensuring registration and turnout across about 20 states and 70 congressional districts. The first statewide meeting is set for July 23 in Greensboro North Carolina with Bliss Rep. Robert Dole and Louisville city proecutor J Earl Dearing attending. Dearing is noted as the first Negro elected to such an office in the South in modern times. Bliss defended outreach to Negro voters, saying they share core American values and that the party welcomes all people.
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After California Defeat Hand Plans Return to Los Angeles
Ex Chief of Protocol Lloyd Hand will not return to Texas or Washington but to Los Angeles to resume teaching executive work at an equity firm run by Joe Albritton. He aims to settle campaign debts and considers California politics unlikely but not impossible in the future. The piece notes his move from Washington to California during his lieutenant governor bid and describes post campaign life, plus a tornado rate in Texas and Valenti’s Hollywood trip.
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Mexican American marchers face heat toll. one man collapses
Paulo de la Cruz, 63, suffered heat exhaustion during a 22 member protest march from the Lower Rio Grande Valley toward Austin to press for a 1.25 dollar per hour minimum wage. The group, part of National Farm Workers Association Local No. 2, planned a Labor Day rally.
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Four Injured In Local Traffic Mishaps
Four people, including three teens, were injured in Wednesday traffic accidents here. Stephen McNally, 13, was treated at Methodist Hospital after a two car collision at 22nd St and Joliet Ave. Roland L Mercer, 62, of Lubbock, was hurt in a second collision at 32nd St and Joliet Ave. Two teens, Mike Brock, 18, and Dale Neighbors, 15, were injured in a motorcycle car crash at Main St and Ave. They received care at West Texas Hospital.
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