Filibusters in Texas Senate Show Limited Impact
Texas filibusters during the recent legislative session yielded little success for speakers. Notable efforts by Jim Bates and Henry Grover stretched into hours, but most measures advanced with scant delay. Governors and rules shaped debate, leaving filibusterers with sore throats and little policy change.
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Senate
Jack Keever
Associated Press
Austin
Charles Wilson
Lufkin
East Texas
Jim Bates
Edinesburg
Joe Christie
el Paso
Preston Smith
Pear
Grover
Strong
Kennard
New Texas colleges created as 61st legislature ends
The 61st Texas Legislature authorized three new senior state colleges and blocked five others. Three tax supported institutions joined the University of Texas system, Dallas San Antonio and Midland Odessa, expected to add about 20 000 seats by 1980. Corpus Christi Texarkana Tyler Victoria and Clear Lake proposals failed or stalled.
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Senate
Henry Grover
Houston
Kilmer Corbin
Lubbock
Texas
Abraham Kazen
Laredo
Henry B. Gonzalez
San Antonio
Gonzalez
Karen
Grover
U.S
Christie
Don Kennard
Fort Worth
Texas Tech Medical School
Kennard
University of Texas At Dallas
University of Texas
Dallas
Midland-Odessa
Corpus Christi
Texarkana
Tyler
Victoria
Clear Lake
Harris County
House
University of Houston
Ut-Dallas
Coordinating Board
Ut-Permian Basin
Faror
Texas A&i University
West Texas
Odessa Junior College
Kingsville A&i
Howard County
University of Texas At
Saw College
Big Spring
Antonio
Ector County
College Coordinating ‘Board
Odessa
San Antonio University
Smith
Southwest Center For
Midland-Odessa Schoola
Texas Technological College
Texas Tech University
Sam Houston State
Southwest
Texas State
Angelo State
Stephen F. Austin State
Bishop Urges Church Reforms Amid House Debate
New York AP report says Roman Catholic Bishop James Shannon urges change within the Church to avoid worsening agony. He cites Vatican II renewal, notes resistance grows as more Catholics leave seeking reforms. Shannon, a historian and educator, warns against stagnation and calls for creative change despite institutional inertia.
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New York
James P. Shannon
Minneapolis —St. Paul
Shannon
Paul VI
The
Priest
Huntington
Ind
St. John's College, Santa Fe
N.M
ASPAC Conference Signals New Asian Nationalism Emerges
In Kawana Japan the ASPAC ministerial meeting outlined a shift toward nonCommunist Asian nationalism after Vietnam. Nations seek less US hubris, more regional autonomy, and continued security ties, while Japan's role remains unsettled as liberal, stand-pat, and western factions diverge on China policy and future leadership.
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Kawana
Japan
Asian and Pacific Council
ASPAC
Vietnam
America
Far East
United States
China
Peking
Asia
South Korea
South Vietnam
Thailand
Philippines
Malaysia
Australia
New Zealand
Southeast Asia
North Korea
North Vietnam
Indonesia
Tr pacramento wi Frankfortx Nashville y Phoenix tz Cheyenne
Truncated OCR fragment lists multiple place names including Sacramento Frankfort Nashville Phoenix and Cheyenne amid unclear context. No coherent event or entities beyond locations can be established for a proper news item.
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Tr Pacramento
Frankfort
Nashville
Phoenix
Cheyenne
Body of Man Is Identified In Texas Tragedy
VIDOR Texas AP The body of a man found Thursday by Southern Pacific Railroad tracks near Vidor has been identified as Herman Dunn 52 of Houston Justice of Peace Lawrence Gray said identification was made by fingerprints and a check stub Dunn had apparently been riding on a freight train that passed through Vidor Thursday He was withholding verdict on the death pending an Orange County investigation
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Vidor
Tex
Southern Pacific Railroad
Herman Dunn
Houston
Justice of Peace
Lawrence Gray
Gray
Dunn
Victor
Orange County
Woman Dies In Crash Near Navasota
Mrs. Danale Stewart, 40, of Houston, died in a crash in Navasota area. Three of her children were injured. other drivers escaped injury.
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Navasota
Texa
Danale Stewart
Houston
Zodiac Focus for March to May Conflicts and Negotiations
The reader is guided through active discussions and negotiations from late March to May with attention to potential friction around Mars. Focus on personal energy, social environments, and the need to navigate irritations while pursuing key conversations and decisions. The text references Gemini, Leo, and Virgo periods and notes social activities and possible tensions during this window.
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Tianles
Gemini
Faenon Scial Atliites
Irene
Arce
The Worry Clinic Case K-524 Emma T. 18
Emma a college freshman attends church weekly and seeks a way to balance idealism with practical daily work. Dr Crane advises harnessing motivation without rushing plans, suggesting charity letters and community outreach as a means to sustain faith and service.
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Emma
William James
YMCA
Scouts
Emma T
Wn Scorpio
Pinecz
Warward
S .Pin
Rasittarius
Dro James
Goodwill
Christ
Golder Penarth
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Tom Creighton
Mineralyarate Board of Regents
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Wayne Connally
Wells
Floresville
Blanchard
Jack Strong
Longview
McLennan
Cameron
Pat
Texas A&m
Wilson
Mike McKool
Cal
Chihuahua
T al A
Garth Jones
Farnum's
Harold Farnum
Holiday Inn of Midland
West Wall
Midland, Texas
Mr. A. Briscoe
Specialized Merchandise Exchange
Termatz
Coz
Humpty Dumpty
Mon RA
Grand Canyon
Grand
Papas Siapraysaroep
Dallas, Texas
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Sursay
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Darcing
W. Meckinghed
George W. Crane
League of the Golden Bhi
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Dr. Crane
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