Proposed Constitutional Amendment on Agricultural Land Tax
Public notice details a Texas joint resolution proposing to add Section 1d to Article VII allowing land owned by natural persons for agricultural use to be assessed for tax purposes based on agricultural factors only. It outlines qualification, filing sworn statements, assessor review, possible inspections, penalties for noncompliance, and a 1966 election date.
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State of Texas
State of Texans
State of
Texas
Constitutional Amendment Ten on Texas Ballot 1966
Public notice outlines Proposed Constitutional Amendment Number Ten on the Texas ballot for November 8 1966. It seeks to protect school taxes and bonds in districts after boundary changes allowing continued taxation and bond payments without new elections with specific annexation and consolidation provisions.
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Public Notice
Constitutional Amendment on Hospital District Dissolution
Public notice details proposed Constitutional Amendment Number 48 for Texas to amend Article IX Section 9. It outlines creation and dissolution of hospital districts, bond powers, tax provisions, and conditions for elections to approve or defeat the amendment in November 1966. The governor to issue proclamations and law publication requirements noted.
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HOUSE
State of Texas
State OF
Texas
Pele
Audhoine Taot
Distriet
Williams Undergoes Kidney Stone Surgery In Senate Race
Detroit AP reports Michigan Senate hopeful G Mennen Williams was operated on Friday to remove six kidney stones. The 55 year old Democrat remains hospitalized at Jennings Hospital for about 10 days with recovery expected over two weeks. He had been set to address the state Democratic convention this weekend.
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Detroit, Mich
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
U.S. Senate
Albert L. Steinbach
Williams
Steinbach
Detroit’. Jennings Hospital
Loyalty and patriotism amid Cold War pressures
A column argues loyalty cannot be fractional and must be absolute for Americans amid anti freedom rhetoric. Separately, US Senator Carl Hayden nears hospital discharge after a urinary tract infection treatment. McNamara completes Mt Rainier hike, Judy Garland cancels Me xico City engagement, Red Star warns against smuggling vodka to troops, and Equatorial Guinea independence protesters meet UN committee in Fernando Poo.
Seaman Recruit Bruce graduates Navy basic training
Seaman Recruit Billy Bruce Jr., son of Mr and Mrs James Bruce of Mexia Texas, has graduated after nine weeks at the Naval Training Center San Diego California He learned naval subjects survival techniques drill and basic skills under veteran petty officers The article notes Australia water resources amount to one tenth of the Amazon's annual flow.
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Billy
Bruce
USN
James Bruce
Hunt
Mexia
Navy
Naval Training Center
San Diego
Calif
Former Mexia Resident Jetty Anderson Buried in Austin
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon for Mrs. Jetty Anderson 92 of Austin at Weed-Corley Funeral Chapel. Burial followed in Austin with the same funeral home in charge. Anderson was a former resident of Mexia.
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Mexia
Austin
Jetty Anderson
Weed-Corley
Weed-Corley Funeral Home
Graves Rites Held for Mrs Ralf Graves in Mexia
A Groesbeck native, Mrs Ralf Graves, died in Houston Friday. Graveside services were held Monday at 2 PM in Mexia City Cemetery under Corley Funeral Home directions. Surviving relatives include daughters, sons, and grandchildren.
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Mexia
Ralf Graves
Groesbeck
Mexia City Cemetery
Graves
Houston
Corley Funneral Home
Public Notice on Proposed Constitutional Amendment Seven
Public notice outlines Constitutional Amendment Seven on the November 8 1966 ballot. It proposes repeal of poll tax payment as a voting requirement and authorizes voter registration. The amendment details changes to Article VI Sections 2 and 4 including registration rules and election procedures.
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HOUSE
State of Texas
State OF
Texas
Texas Water Development Bond Proposal for Reservoir Expansion
A constitutional amendment proposes authorizing up to 200 million additional water bonds and extending the Texas Water Development Fund to finance storage facilities and related works. It details terms, sale conditions, long term contracts with federal agencies, and restrictions on removing basin water with a 1966 election required for passage.
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Senate
State of
Texas
Texas Water Development Fund
Texas Water Development Board
State of Texas
Texas Water Development Path
United States of America
Tate of Texas
United States
Texas Water Commission
Ita Eucceanor
Eee
Npn
Agence
Ian
Texan Water Development Fund
Tagaerth
Texas Water Development
Young
Jesus
Teesbury
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