Texas Governor Race Heats Up With Personal Attacks
Candidates crisscross Texas addressing traffic, education, pollution, oyster reef rules, and gambling. Whittenburg fights freeway hurtles while Yarborough and Hill clash over campaigns. Connally signals possible wagering vote. Locke and Hill target rivals’ conduct as Smith Carr and Hill face broad scrutiny in Houston and San Antonio forums.
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Kyoto University Receives $300000 Ford Grant
Kyoto University has been awarded a grant of 300000 dollars from Ford. The funding supports university research efforts and collaboration with Ford on advancing engineering and science projects.
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Texas voter rolls surge in liberal counties in 1964 rise
The article reports Texas registered voters in 1964 totaled 2,976,067 with notable increases in Midland, Odessa, El Paso, McLennan, Nueces and Wichita counties. It notes shifts toward liberal areas and projects the final figure surpassing 4 million as smaller counties add voters.
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