Eagles Endure Rainy Loss to Alpine Bucks
Pecos fans stayed loyal as the Eagles battled through a downpour and a rough game Friday night. Injuries clogged depth but a younger quarterback led a determined rally, earning praise for perseverance and town spirit.
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Eagles
Alpine Bucks
Pecos
Living Ink Editor's Note Prefaces Press Convention Welcome
The September 13 1968 Longview Daily News editorial welcomes Texas Press Association attendees to Longview praising the profession, its history and role. It stresses the ink as light guiding truth, warning against improper action and urging newspaper people to use ink for courage, guidance and a brighter future.
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Longview Daily News
Texas Press Association
Longview Morning Journal
Longview
Texas
Texas Press
Railway Labor Executives Support White's Re election Campaign
The Railway Labor Executives Association informs Congressman Richard C. White of support for his bid for reelection to the U S House. The letter urges recognition of workers, endorses leadership, and expresses intent to work for the nation in January. Also noted is a Texas Highway Commission program of 60.6 million dollars for highway safety and improvement across 1,177 projects in 224 counties for 1969.
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Richard C. White
United States
House of Representatives
Watte
Donald L. Beattie
Railway Labor Executives Association
Texas Highway Commission
Supreme Court rulings spark debate on police tactics and rights
A reader argues the judiciary lacks public explanation of decisions and warns against coercive interrogation. He urges modernized police work based on science to build cases without infringing rights, contrasts US practices with Russia and Korea, and calls for an official statement from the Attorney General.
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Miles
Supreme Court
White on significant bills passed in one day
Rep White notes a September session where 25 measures were approved on a long suspension calendar. Key actions include fish protein concentrate research, traveler's checks counterfeiting penalties, interest rate regulation extensions, funding for national parks and historic sites, and the Intergovernmental Cooperation Act of 1968. Also established are a Negro History and Culture Commission, Guam rehabilitation funds, immigrant religious nominations, and preschool programs for handicapped children. The speech defends the thorough, multi-stage process behind each bill.
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Padre Island National Seashore
Texas
North Carolina
Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge
New Jersey
North Cascades National Park
Washington
Biscayne Monument
Florida
Senate
House
Rio Grande
Guam
Commercial Fisheries Research and Development Act
Federal Aviation
Richard C. White
Changes in reporting Social Security changes in Odessa district
Social Security beneficiaries in the Odessa district can report changes by mail, phone, or in person at 516 First National Bank Building. The district covers 15 counties from Midland to Reeves and Gaines to the Big Bend country. Changes include address, employment, marriage or remarriage, divorce, and death, with postcard forms provided at initial enrollment to speed processing.
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Social Security Office
First Nat’l
Bank
Odessa
H. P. Thomas
Midland
Reeves
Gaines
Big Bend
Thomas
Social Security Administration
Social Security
Congress Restores 91 Million in Federal School Aid for Texas
Congress overrode the Budget Bureau to release 91 million dollars in federal aid for impacted school districts. Texas, among the top recipients, faces a 5 million shortfall affecting 285 districts and 114 million children. The action restores funds promised long ago and supports 17 million students nationwide.
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White House
Congress
United States
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Senate
el Paso
Houston
San Antonio
Dallas
Fort Worth
Austin
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Reeves County Courthouse Records Land Transfers and Leases
Balmorhea Ranches Inc transfers to Texaco Inc wells and tracts in Sec 127 Blk 13 H&GN for five years and payments. many various parcels and 5 year rentals involving Gulf Oil, El Paso Natural Gas Co, Signal Oil and Gas Co, Southern Natural Gas Co and others listed with sections, blocks, and acreage. Rentals range from about 96 to 8000 dollars.
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Balmorhea Ranches Inc
Texaco Inc
Billie Prewit
Ralph L. Way
Rogene Bell
Dallas
el Paso Natural Gas Co
Maurice Thorner
Exec
Mary Elizabeth Higgins
Jospeh Schoen
W. T. Lattner, Jr
F. H. Mills, Jr
Guy Caldwell Et al
Signal Oil and Gas Co
T&p
Walter S. Frazer
Commercial Bank and Trust Co
Indio
TAP
J. Keet Lewis, Jr
Lorenzo B, Taylor
H&tc
Southern Natural Gas Co
Freeport Oil Co
el Paso Natl. Gas Co
PSL
J. C
Williamson
Tri-Service Drilling Co
Hugh Story
George
Shettle
A. K. Shettle
Western State Corp
Ford Chapman
Unity theme dominates Texas party conventions in 1968
At the Texas Democratic and Republican state conventions in Austin and Fort Worth the parties embraced unity for the November 5 election. Democrats backed Lt. Gov. Preston Smith for governor, while Republicans rallied around Nixon and Agnew. Other items covered include new college approvals, oil allowables, and legislative appointments.
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Tex
Preston Smith
White House
Ben Barnes
Smith
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Elmer C. Baum
Ralph O’connor
Houston
H. H. Coffield
Rockdale
John Connally
Hubert H. Humphrey
Lyndon B. Johnson
Humphrey
Fort Worth
Richard Nixon
Jack Cox
Republican Party
Peter O’donnell Jr
Dallas
GOP
George Wallace
American Party
Wallace
Georgia
Marvin Griffin
John Birch Society
Texas royalty owners earned 543 million from oil and gas in 1967
Texas royalty owners received 543 million dollars from oil and gas production in 1967, marking a substantial share of revenues for landholders. The figure reflects nationwide energy activity and highlights the financial impact on private mineral interests.
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Texas
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