House Ends Week With 16 Bills Sent To Senate
Austin AP lawmakers closed a long week with 16 bills sent to the Senate after the House passed two major measures. The Senate met briefly amid fallout from a University of Texas board rejection. Highlights included a parks and game commission merger bill and a 70 mph speed limit proposal, plus debates on funding the teacher retirement system and county school superintendent elections.
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Austin
House
Senate
W. St. John Garwood
University, of Texas Board of E- Reals
James Collen
Parks Board
Game and Fish Commission
Forrest Hardin
Texas
State Supreme Court
Courts of Civil Appeals
Ates
Bexar House Members Vote On Merger Bill
In a 91 to 48 final passage on the merger of the Game and Fish Commission with the Parks Board lawmakers voting for included Berry Esquivel and Le Brest. Those against were Alanix Johnson and Rothmann with Smith recorded present but not voting.
Counterfeiter Freed in Norway
A 35 year old Bergen clerk was caught producing Bank of Norway notes but released after police said he did it for a lark. The chief inspector noted the homemade kroner looked highly authentic as authorities expressed amazement at the amateur counterfeiter's skill. Pope John XXII sent birthday greetings to his secretary Cardinal Amiletto Cicagnani, who turns 50 this Sunday.
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Norway
Bergen
Bank of Norway
Annie Chese
Vatican City
Connally unhappy about Garwood vote
Texas Governor Connally voiced bitter disappointment after the Senate rejected the renomination of W. St. John Garwood to the University of Texas board. Senate leaders discussed possible resubmission or executive session action, while supporters urged a new vote and Garwood expressed indifference to the outcome.
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Connally
Garwood
Austin
Senate
W. St. John Garwood
University of Texas
Sidge Garwood
Texas
A.B. Schwartz
Galveson
Kehwartz
Harwood
Don Kennard
Fort Worth
Schwartz
Gangood
Supreme Court
Ganwood
Charles Hercing
Britain Shelves Newest Cruiser
London report states the Royal Navy will mothball the $42 million Blake, a 1950s 4500 ton cruiser built in 1342, after 19 months at sea and just 39,124 miles sailed, due to severe naval manpower strain. The Admiralty confirms the ship will be laid up as crews cannot be raised.
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London
Medicare Delay Seen in Congress Health Care Fight
Washington reports indicate Congress will not decide on President Kennedy's health care program before next year. Supporters push for faster action to fund aged care via Social Security tax increases, while Ways and Means delays and party divisions push the bill into 1965.
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Washington
Congress
Kenneds
Alkan Kennedy
Ways and Means
House
Senate
Evon
Cecil R. King
Dcalif
King
Kigea
Charles Whedbee
pro-Recorder's Court
Vison
Slanes
Cit
American Medical Association
Anger, Costs $25 Anger, Costs $25 Greenville
A garbled AP report from Greenville describes a dispute where a man named Stancil was charged with littering after an incident involving Steve and E T Taylor. The fragmented text mentions costs and a confrontation but lacks clear sequence.
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Greenville
Crin
Claxi Ilstr
Steve Isket
Stan
Oldyer Nh. E.taylor
Stancil
Suit Names Altmann Firm in Bankruptcy Case
Bernhard Altmann International Carp began cutting payroll and weakening its San Antonio plant last October. The suit seeks 2130 dollars debt and foreclosure of lien on 409 Centennial property. Other defendants include Morlandt Electric Co and Home Insurance. The firm filed for voluntary bankruptcy in New York last January, listing liabilities of 5.459 million and assets of 5.728 million.
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Bernhard Altmann International Carp
Miember
San Antonio
Merit
Sun District Court
Centennial
Morlandt Electric Co
Bernihard Altmann Texas Pan
Home Hile Insurance
Internatioal Corporation
Ast January
New York
Texas Man Oldest Grocer?
Ralls, Texas reports 92 year old S. J. Ousley who believes he is the world's oldest grocer. He works daily, clocking a 48 hour week at a local supermarket, stocking shelves, crating eggs, and checking produce in his neighborho od.
De Gaulle Plot Crews Reportedly Foiled in Paris Visit
Paris police say two captains cleared in De Gaulle plot case while two others remain in custody. Investigators found Maurice Maulbon Pyarhaumont and Jacques Gye Jacquot not involved in the plan to shoot President De Gaulle during his visit. Paule Réys Selet and Capt. Robert Poirard, school staff, are detained. Georges Watin, a former resident, is at large as the case unfolds.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Capis
Maurice Maulbon
Pyarhaumont
Jacques
Gye
Paule Réysselet
Robert Poirard
Georges ra/Watin
Geria
Jmaney
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Gov. Connally
St. David's Hospital
Bessie DeBerry
Britain
E. Houston
Altmann
Municipal Auditorium
Auditorium
de Gaulle Plat
Joske
George Washington
Watlail
Monarch
Creda Vic Dicvececis
Joshe
Las Palmas
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