Not a Sick Society Says Editorial as Complacency Cited
The piece argues society is not ill but complacent and apathetic, masking poverty, injustice, and violence behind welfare and charity. It stresses personal responsibility, urging active efforts to confront inequality, prejudice, and fear with justice, compassion, and civic action.
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Move to a five member city commission gains support
The statement by More The Harrier G V Bud Harris at the Monday City Commission meeting urges creation of a charter commission to draft a city charter for a five or seven member city government. Proponents say a larger board would better represent Cameron City’s growing, tourism driven economy and help defend policy decisions against public irate reactions.
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Bud) Harris
City Commission
Harris
Cameron County Community Projects, Inc
Texas legislature in special session debates 2.5 billion budget
In a special session Gov. Connally frames a 2.5 billion appropriation plan with a 1 percent sales tax rise, expanded tax base to cover cigarettes services and auto park, plus tax shifts and liquor by the drink proposals. Lawmakers weigh revenue needs and potential federal surcharge impacts while liquor law revisions stir debate.
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Preston Smith
Senate
Ben Barnes
Connally
House
House Revenue and Tax Committee
Barnes
Congress
State Affairs Committee
Dick Cory
Victoria
Jake Johnson
San Antonio
Cory
Johnson
LCB
State capital notes and appointments in Texas politics
Governor Connally announces and Senate confirms several district attorney and state posts including Calvin Wesch for Andrews Winkler Crane and Thomas A. Curtis for Armstrong Potter. Roy Barrera named Secretary of State, Hudspeth new State Bar vice president. Supreme Court ruling on death penalty prompts appeals questions. Texas education spending and hunting prospects noted amid rainfall and wildlife conditions.
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Senate
Calvin Wesch
Kermit
Andrews
Winkler
Crane
Don Nugent
Thomas A. Curtis
Amarillo
Armstrong
Potter
Jerry L. Brownles
Fort Worth
Gordon Fulcher
Atlanta
Texas Water Quality Board
L. Harland Ford
Region XIX
el Paso
Texas Education Agency
San Antonio
Roy Barrera
Barrera
Hank) Hudspeth
Denton
State Bar of
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Huntsville
U. S. Supreme Court
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Teachers loan debt may be cancelled under plan
Federal Register lists schools in the 15th District where full time teachers who borrowed for education under the National Defense Loan Program qualify for cancellation of 15 percent per year. The 1966 69 eligible schools are detailed by city including Brownsville Edcouch Edinburg Falfurrias Harlingen Hidalgo Kingsville La Feria La Joya La Villa Los Fresnos Lyford McAllen Mercedes Mission Olmito Pharr Port Isabel Raymondville Rio Grande City Rio Hondo Roma San Benito and others with multiple elementary junior high and high schools listed for each location.
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Federal Register
United States
15Th Congressional District
Texas
Register
National Defense Loan
South Texas
Brownsville
Annie S. Putegnat
Central
Clearwater
Cramack
Cummings
East Brownsville
el Jardin
Faulk
Garden Park
Gateway
J. T. Canales
Immaculate Conception
Incarnate Word
Our Lady Guadalupe
Resaca
Sacred
Houston
Jefferson
Lamar
Lincoln
Robert FE. Lee
Travis
Sacred Heart
S. F. Austin
Sam Houston
San Luis
Webster
Falfurrias
Central Ward
Lasater
Encino
Harlingen
Alamo Migrant
Ben Milam
Coakley
Crockett
Gay
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Hidalgo
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la Jarita
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McAllen
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Kennedy
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Taylor
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Mission
Alton
Mission High
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Pearson
Olmito
Pharr
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Buell
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Clover
Doedyns
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Edison
Ford
Port Isabel
Point Isabel
Progreso
Raymondville
Green
L. C. Smith
Pittman - Alamo - Lee
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Grulla
la Union
North
Ringgold
West Grammar
Rio Hondo
Roma
Escobares
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Los Saenz
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Booth
Landrum
Las Vescas
Los Fresnos
Rangerville
Riverside Independent
Roberts
Sian Benito
Sullivan
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Hall of Rockwall serves as governor for a day
Hall of Rockwall, president pro tempore of the State Senate, filled in as governor for a day on June 3 during absences of Governor Connally and Lt. Gov. Smith. Sen. Jim Bates of Edinburg succeeded Hall as president pro tem on opening day of the legislative session.
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Rockwall
State Senate
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Smith
Jim Bates
Edinburg
Flag Day Tribute Urges Nation to Display Old Glory
The St Thomas Barlow Chapter DAR calls on all loyal citizens to display the flag on June 14, celebrating Old Glory as a symbol of unity, liberty, and national duty. The piece cites General Douglas MacArthur and emphasizes constitutional rights, personal responsibility, and devotion to the Republic.
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Republic
America
Douglas McArthur
St. Thomas Barlow
National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
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