Texas constitutional amendment on university fund withdrawal
The Texas Legislature proposes amending Section 18 to withdraw Arlington State College from the Permanent University Fund. It details bond limits for Texas A and M University System and University of Texas System, election timing set for November 1966, and ballot wording for voters.
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Sesoluno
State of Texas
Arlington State College
Arcanes
ATE OF Texas
el State of Texas
Texas A & M A
Texas University
Prairie View
Permanent University Fund
Texas A & M University System
Texas A & M University
Tarleton State College
Prairie View A & M College
Innity of Texas
of Texas Ear
Galveston
Universit of Texas Southwestern Medical School
Dallas
Unive of Texas Dental Branch
Houston
Texas Western College
University of Texas At el Paso
University of Texas Nee Anderson Hospital
Mor Institute
University of Texas Postte School of Medicine
University of Texas School of Public Health
McDonald — Observator
Mount Locke
Marine Science Institute
Port Aransas
Main University
University of Texas System
University of Texas
Nover
Arlington
State of
Texas
Constitution Amendment Text Fragment on Qualified Electors
Text appears to be an OCR fragment detailing voting qualifications in Texas constitutional amendments. It outlines residency, age, citizenship, registration, absentee voting, and related provisions, with sections referencing Article VI and election procedures. The legible portions identify age twenty one, one year state residence, six months district residence, annual registration, and prior note on absentee voting.
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United States
Texas
Proposed Texas constitutional amendment on county government consolidation
Public notice outlines Constitutional Amendment Number Thirteen proposing a new Section 63 to Article III. It would authorize Texas counties with 1,200,000+ inhabitants to consolidate government functions by statute and to contract with subdivisions for governing functions, with an election set for November 1966.
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Ann
Novers
State of
Texas
Imee Agg
Texas Proposed Constitutional Amendment Election of 1966
A Texas constitutional measure to amend Section 2, Article VI, removing the rule that members of the Armed Forces may vote only in their home county. The proposal aims to allow Texas-resident service members to vote where they reside in Texas. The amendment’s purpose is to enable military voters statewide, with publication of the text and election details planned.
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State of Texas
Lehes
HOUSE
United States
Eroukénn
Texas
Veterans GI Bill and benefits eligibility guidance
This summary consolidates veteran questions on GI Bill eligibility for training after 180 days active duty since 1955, flight training limits, pension rights for children of deceased veterans, Gr tgan benefit home loans usage, and reservist injury compensation. It outlines eligibility criteria and required steps for filing with VA.
VFW Post S791 Installs Officers and Hosts Fish Fry
Port Isabel VFW Post S791 held officer installations at the post hall with Bud Emmons as commander and Juan Gonzalez Sr vice commander among others. A fish fry followed, and the post plans a National Safety Show at Port Isabel High School Auditorium on August 6 at 7:50 p.m. Tickets are available through local merchants or at the VFW Home, Police Department, or at the auditorium door.
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Port Isabel
Bud Emmons
Juan Gonzalez Sr
Albert Cantu
Ben Lengton
Carol Water
Frances Nussbaum
Tastes
Leroy Shirk
Pudmmons
Waltisney
Augburg
U.S.A
VFW
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Public Notice
San Benito
S. Sam Houston
Padre Island
Cisneros
Washington
Brownsville
Akyrmemberett
United Keates
VFW News
Vete
NUNN
Bush Edgerton Shoes
E. Elizabeth
Palm Boulevard
Visitor's Guide
Port Isabel - Padre Island
EL Toro
MRS
Cooksey Radio
Trump
Port Electric Service
Bayview
Washington Avenue
Kates Bay
Gulf
Laguna Madre
Dan Marchan
Mar
Driftwood Lounge
P. O. Box
South Padre Island
Charlie's Sporting Goods
C. E. Berry and Clyde Privett
French Cleaners
Post Office
CASH
Fisherman's Cafe
Live It Up
White Sands Motor Lodge
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