Lubbock City Clerk Mrs Lowe named Texas Secretary of the Year
Mrs Lavenia Lowe receives the state honor from the Assn of City Clerks and Secretaries of Texas. She began in 1929 as secretary to the city manager and was named city secretary treasurer in 1936. Her duties include recording council minutes attesting ordinances and managing elections.
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Lavenia Lowe
Assn
Texas
William C. Yarbrough
Highland Park
Max Tidmore
Lubbock
Lowe
Dallas
Texas League of Municipalities
State Association
Lubbock City
Sec
Assn. of
Realignment sought in Midland precincts case opens
In 142nd District Court Midland Mayor Hank Avery seeks realignment of county commissioner precincts based on population tax values and roads. First witnesses included Tax Assessor-Collector J. M. Speed and Surveyor Max A. Schumann Jr as maps and historic boundaries were presented.
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Avalanche Journal
Idland
Midland
Hank Avery
142Nd District Court
Joe Dibrelliments
Coleman
Perry D. Pickett
Avery
Midland County
J. M. Speed
Max A. Schumann Jr
Barbara G. Culver
Ed Gideon
Alvey Bryant
Clark Moreland
Louis Osborne
Harrell Moore
Bryant, Moreland and Lee
Lodge Backers Rally Behind Rockefeller in California Primary
Backers of Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge voiced support for Nelson Rockefeller in the June 2 California primary to help Lodge win the Republican nomination. They denied a stop Goldwater motive, while Goldwater accused it of being such. The move follows Rockefeller's Oregon primary upset and tests the race between Goldwater and Rockefeller as the latter seeks Lodge voters to back Rockefeller’s delegate slate.
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Gene Handsaker
Los Angeles
Henry Cabot Lodge
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
Lodge
Goldwater
Sen
Barry Goldwater
R-Aziz
Rockefeller
Oregon
iCalifornia
Arizona
Nelson Rockefeller
May Owe More Emploees Urged To Review Tax Status
The IRS plans notices to 4.5 million companies urging employees to review 1964 tax status as withholding fell from 18 to 14 percent starting March 5. Tax rates will drop in two stages to 1965 while withholding remains 14 percent. Two of three refund recipients will still receive refunds next year, but some will owe taxes or get smaller refunds due to underwithholding.
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Washington
UPS
Internal Revenue Service
Japan to erect fences along 175 mile train line
Tokyo says its new 131 mile per hour electric trains are safe but a fence will be built on both sides of 175 miles of track to deter pedestrians and ensure no trespassing signs are obeyed.
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Tokyo
Japan
Supreme Court strikes down naturalized citizens' loss rule
The Supreme Court invalidated a provision of the Immigration and Naturalization Law that stripped citizenship from naturalized Americans who lived abroad long enough. In a 5-3 decision Justice Douglas said the rule rests on an impermissible bias against naturalized citizens.
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Charlotte G. Moulton
Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
U.S
William O. Douglas
Douglas
Tom Clark
John Marshal Harlan
Bryan R. White Lissened
Clark
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