Margin Is Narrow in Texas Governor Runoff Hints
In final May 4 results Yarborough leads Smith by 40 335 votes with 472 823 to 382 335. The runoff June 1 pits Houston lawyer Yarborough against Lt. Gov. Smith as both parties seek liberal and conservative backing and waves of Briscoe and Locke supporters. Polls show liquor by the drink favored by both parties. Wallace's American party also campaigned. Final figures list Eggers winning GOP governor and multiple state offices amid heavy county splits.
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Don Yarborough
Preston Smith
Texas Election Bureau
Smith
Yarborough
Houston
Paul Eggers
Eggers
GOP
Robert L. Johnson
Election Bureau
Houston Lawyer
Dallas
Lubbock
Eugene Locke
Dallas County
Lubbock County
Locke
Texas Atty
Waggoner Carr
John Connally
Dolph Briscoe
Briscoe
Texas
George Wallace
American Party
Wallace
Carr
Johnnie Mae Hackworthe
Brenham
John Hill
Pat O’daniel
al Veloz
Edward Whittenburg
House
Ben Barnes
Don Gladden
Fort Worth
Fort Worth Insurance
Gene Smith
Dallas Blanken
Wallace Sisk
John Trice
U.S. House
John Dowdy
Athens
Dempsie Henley
Liberty
Joe Pool
David Ivy
John Young
Hubert Letts
Corpus Christi
O. C. Fisher
San Angelo
Gordon Johnson
Odessa
Robert Casey
Clyde Doyal
Dist
Henry Pressler
D. C. Calloway
Beaumont
Cofton Bribery Conspiracy Case To Continue In Memphis
In Memphis a federal trial into a cotton conspiracy and bribery enters its third week with at least 30 more witnesses expected. Defendants include Horace Sims, Klaus Klingenberg, and four former Department of Agriculture classing office employees. Five other ex-employees pleaded guilty and testified for the government. The scheme allegedly downgraded classifications on 22,244 bales of surplus government cotton bought by Sims' firm. Witnesses described payments of 25 cents per downgraded bale and undercover FBI involvement.
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Horace Sims
Klaus Klingenberg
Department of Agriculture
Sims
James Cappell
Capbell
Capell
Lee Boyd
Boyd
Wilbur Russell
FBI
Russell
Layton School boat race features quirky handmade vessels
In Milwaukee River Friday students from Layton School of Arts competed in an annual boat race. Vessels were handmade and outlandish as required by the rules with three contestants steering an outhouse on a float. Coast Guard inspection was not required for entry and results were not announced.
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Layton School of Arts
Milwaukee River
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Full Moon Forecast Highlights Political, Market and Mood Shifts
The guide notes a Full Moon stirring practical valuation and market focus this week. It predicts tense energy around President Johnson and Vice President Humphrey, with restless public reaction and possible disappointment for both leaders. Aries through Pisces give varied emotional and social guidance, urging caution, restraint, and proactive communication.
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