Controversial Bills Among Scions' Hazards
A 1969 Texas legislature diary notes DST exemption died without floor debate as opponents argued for keeping schedules aligned. House abortion and gun control bills faced strong religious and political opposition, with Catholics opposing abortion and Baptists wary of liquor measures. Minorities warned of coordinated opposition, while future sessions lingered on major issues.
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ROKs Seize Red Korea Spy Vessel Near Huksan Island
South Korean forces captured a 75-ton North Korean ship with 14 agents aboard near Huksan Island, about 240 miles southwest of Seoul. The CIA said the vessel sank after an hour battle, but later reporting indicated it was recovered with no South Korean casualties. The spy on the island, Kim Young-Ku, had been arrested. the raid involved Army, Navy and Air Force units and heavy weaponry.
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Smith Barnes Cite New Figures In State Budget Clash
State figures show a potential deficit if revenue estimates rest on growth projections after recent rate hikes. Gov. Calvert and aides debate a cigarette tax bill, teacher raises, and budget timing while comptroller errors spark criticism, with Smith hinting at a veto if funds fail to cover obligations.
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Birthday Superstitions and School Years Across Time
A jumble of recollections and biographical notes traces a birthday lore through Johnny’s superstition filled life, a boyhood fall, a fire helmet gift, and a prank gone wrong, interwoven with later mentions of education, Peace Corps service, and a career path. The piece then shifts to political notes from Madrid, Spain, and Texas politics, detailing credentials, legislative actions, and possible constitutional questions around a teacher pay raise and backlogged bills.
Smith 'Probably' Right-Barnes Smith 'Probably' Right
Austin reports Lt Gov Ben Barnes said Gov Preston Smith is probably right amid tense events. The odd tale follows Johnny Menefee, a thirteen year old with superstition and misfortunes, including a broken mirror and a move to Dallas after a birthday described as normal.
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House Ways and Means to Open Surtax Reform Next Week
Boggs, assistant House Democratic leader, said the committee will take up the new surtax reform package Monday and likely approve it next week. It would remove 5 million poor families from income tax rolls starting June 1, costing the treasury $665 million annually. A single person would owe no tax on income under $1,700, and a four person family would rise from $3,000 to $3,500. The plan would lower tax rates for mid income levels and include examples of impacts. Nixon also proposed extending the surtax and other tax bills to June 30, 1970, if not passed. There is mention of development projects at several city sites. The quake in Northern Japan caused no reported casualties or damage as of Thursday.
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City Hall Stumbling Blocks Spark Hearing On City Dealings
Denton Rigsby and Phillips led a controversial hearing unlisted on the agenda to curb what they called blockages at City Hall. They urged unity, blamed slow city responses, and accused officials and developers of opaque zoning and permitting practices, with builders complaining about inconsistent rules and newspaper coverage hurting business.
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FDA orders action on shotgun drug combos face criticism
FDA declared concern over fixed views on penicillin streptomycin and sulfa mixes used to fight strep throat to heart conditions. The agency emphasized it could remove drugs from the market without prior action and criticized NAS-NRC reports while noting ongoing litigation with Squibb & Sons over antibiotic combinations. The piece also lists birth notices and local governance parking concerns, reflecting a busy Friday issue.
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Recreation Fees At White River Lake Announced
White River Water Court Trustees announced daily recreation fees for White River Lake to fund facility upkeep and regulate camping, fishing, and water skiing. A general $1 per person per day covers fishing and skiing. $1 per boat, $1 extra for overnight camping. Annual permits at $20 per family or per boat will be honored. No charge at the marina, steak house, or visiting area.
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