Special Election Runoff Bill Debated In Texas House
The Texas House opened debate on a runoff requirement for special elections including U S Senate races. A Dallas sponsor urged top-priority consideration for the measure while other bills touched water rights, birth certificates, and penalties for bribery affecting officials. The session also considered a plan to ban practice-for-hire by legislators and a social security exclusion for lawmakers.
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State Department of Public Welfare
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Mides
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U. S. Senate
Joe Pool
Dallas
Pool
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Leroy Saul
Kress
U.S
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Saul
Galveston
Schwartz
Texas Water Deelopment Board
Sen
Fly
Victoria
Ingy
Sen. Owen
el Paso
Texas
School Offices Rifled In Dallas Suburb Judging Exposition Loss
The incident involved a Burbank area school office break in during the exposition judging at Fort Worth and Dallas where cabinets were ransacked and contents scattered. Authorities noted no items missing though drawers were emptied and a grand champion cattle show was impacted.
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Holy’ Rosary
Burbank
Siu- Gam
Sauena
Hice
Ft Sen
Parkhouse
Dallas
Intel
Wilson Faces Sharp Queries Over Guard Plan
House Armed Services members pressed Defense Secretary Wilson on his criticism of the national guard as the Pentagon pushes a new training program. Ike said Wilson’s remarks were unwise but not deliberate, while other subcommittee members warned it could affect guard support.
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Jan
INS
House Armed Services
neWleado
Alfred G. Vasquez
Bagle Training
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R-Ore
Uni
Army
Wilson
National Guard
Armed Services Commiere
Ike
Fisenhower
van Zandt
R-Pa
Pentagon
Rep
Price
Dil
House
Teen gunman flees after robbing Chude Cream Donut shop
A teenage assailant spoke broken English as he forced open the cash register at Pat's Chde Cream Donut shop, took 38 dollars, and escaped in a nearby auto pursued briefly by Officer Ernest Rodriguez who lost sight of the car after a sharp chase.
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Polica
Pat
West
Nanny Christman
Loechmere
Ernest Rod
Riguez
Himendorf
Rodriguez
Chazec
Real Estate Appraisers Open Ninth Annual Regional Conference
The ninth annual regional conference of the American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers opened Friday at the Gunter hotel with about 1300 delegates. J G Reichel presided, Lexter D Mac Bridge spoke, and a mock condensation suit highlighted the morning. Harris County Judge Phil Deden moderated. Featured speakers include Dave Montahrio, Jeffrey Holbrook, and Watgon A Bowes Mantannon, newly installed institute president. Kenneth S Kayes of Miami is expected. Sessions run through Sunday.
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American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers
Gunter Hotel
J. G. Reichel
Gulf States
American Right-of-Way
Houston
Arsa
Lexter D. Mac Bridge
Chirtrea
Highways
Sacramento
Harris County
Phil Deden
W. B. ‘Thornton
Dave Montahrio
Jeffrey Holbrook
Watgon A. Bowes
Mantannn
Institute
Kenneth S. Kayes
Miami
Fla
National Association of Real Estate Boars
Six Year Terms Sought for School Board
The Bexar County area seeks a special law to set six year terms and a tax system for the seven member board of the Holtwood Independent School District. Current terms run two years with four terms expiring in May and three in May 1958.
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Austin
Bolewood Independent
Bexar County
North Freeway Funds Approved
The council approved 83,575 in bond funds for right of way on the U 87 North Freeway. In another action the council agreed to sell 17 structures rotated on right of way for 10,454 dollars.
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North Feeway
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