Texas congressmen voting patterns amid disaster crop aid and narcotics bills
The AP report outlines Texas lawmakers positions on amendments tied to disaster crop assistance, with votes split 42 to 27 in support of a $10,000 payment limit per producer. It notes opposition from Yarborough and Tower, and a 198 to 168 motion on narcotics enforcement. Several named congressmen are listed as voting for or against, with a few not voting.
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Purrcell
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Hospital Exec Is Recommended for Fellowship
Paul Roper assistant administrator at Baptist Memorial Hospital is recommended for a fellowship in the American College of Hospital Administrators. He has served on the Baptist staff since 1958 and directs professional services including nursing service in-service and nursing education.
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Heights High Principal Hart Resigns to Lead Alamo Heights
Everett Hart will resign as principal of Heights High and assume new duties July 1 as he leaves the district after seven years. Ed Robbins, AHISD superintendent, announced a successor to Hart and noted Hart’s leadership and planned continuity for the district.
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Robbins
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Larkwood
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Bulgaria
Downyland Park
Two Fort Sam Hills Trainees Mugged Near San Antonio
Houston medical trainees Pvt Herbert Grier aged 18 and Pvt William J Tyler aged 21, both of A 1st Battalion Medical Training, were on pass in San Antonio when two men left a tavern and jumped Grier, knocked him unconscious, twisted Tyler's arm, and robbed their wallets near Nolan and North New Braunfels.
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Mundt Faces First Nomination Challenge in 18 Years
Pierre South Dakota veteran Senator Karl Mundt confronts his first nomination opposition in 18 years as Sioux Falls attorney Richard Murphy leads a Republican primary bid. Murphy, a former John Birch Society member, says he renounced the ultraconservative group. The winner will face Democrat Don Wright in the November general election. Wright, a White Lake insurance man and state representative, is unopposed.
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Builders Association awards $500 scholarships to local schools
The San Antonio Builders Association affiliate is advised by Dr N H Rogg to NAHB Scholarship Foundation that St Marys University and City University have been awarded $500 each for the 1966 1967 academy year. The foundation awards many such scholarships annually to schools nationwide.
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