Sherman Democrat Marks Milestones
The Sherman Democrat marks its 90th anniversary and the dedication of a new $500,000 publishing plant in Sherman Texas. Open house runs 1 to 5 pm in the 22,000 square foot building. A 150 page special edition will document the paper and city’s growth. Mayborn and Murchison interests own the paper through Red River Valley Publishing Co. with Ward C. Mayborn, Albert Nibling, Elliott Higgins and staff key to operations.
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Former Texan Hurt In Riot At TI Plant
A chaotic scene in Willemstad Curacao saw about 30 striking oil workers target the Texas Instruments semiconductor plant. Ronald J Ritchie, a former TI employee, was beaten by marchers who attacked him amid protests for higher wages. A TI spokesman described the assault as a backlash. Ritchie suffered a cut while several workers faced minor injuries from flying glass as about 700 employees were affected.
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Canada
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Texas Instruments
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Associated Press
Texas Instruments Co
Ron Richie
Dallas
Texas Instruments Semiconductor
John R. Brougher Jr
Cassius Clay Wiretap Case Opens Monday
Federal court to hear a government wiretap appeal linked to Cassius Clay unfolding Monday. The case revisits whether his 1967 conviction for refusing military service was influenced by authorized wiretaps and requests access to transcripts, agents, and tape records while weighing national security concerns.
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U. S. Atty
Anthony Ferris
U.S. Atty
John W. Mitchell
Ingraham
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Major Bills In Congress Major Bills In Congress
AP Austin reports the legislature advanced a wide set of bills. Measures include general appropriations SB48, UT Dallas HB303, Kenned Memorial SB21, and UT programs HB157 HB629 HB30 HB42. Several bills moved to governors, committees approved Negro history HB291 and teacher sick leave HB276, while SJR4 and SJR13 passed Senate.
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Victoria State University
Senate creates five member utilities study committee
The Texas Senate approved a resolution to form a five member interim committee to study creating a state agency to regulate public utilities. Sen Charles Wilson of Lufkin sponsored it after a longer bill failed. Sen Herring and Sen Creighton opposed. Lt. Gov. Barnes would appoint the panel.
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Senate Approves 50 State Job Appointments
The Senate confirmed fifty state appointments including Dr. Charles H. Brown and Mrs. H. E. Butt Sr. to the Board of Mental Health and Mental Retardation, Robert Leon Stone Nat Williams and Charles Willard Houser as Teacher Retirement System trustees, C. L. Cooke J. M. Haggar Sr. and C. Truett Smith to the Texas Industrial Commission, Leonel Garza to Pan American College board, Patsy Dunn Singer to the Texas Fine Arts Commission, Hugh Marshall Marvin L. McCullough and Edgar B. Hart to Midwestern University board, Brig. Gen. Carl F. Schupp II and Brig. Gen. James M. Rose as adjutant generals, and Fay Peyton to the state Board of Nurse Examiners.
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Brownsville
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Patsy Dunn Singer
Corpus Christi
Texas Fine Arts Commission
Hugh Marshall
Quanah
Marvin L. McCullough
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Edgar B. Hart
Electra
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Carl F. Schupp II
Texas National Guard
James M. Rose
Texas Air National Guard
Fay Peyton
Houston
State Board of Nurse Examiners
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