Pena and allies clash as Texas city updates wards
Longrunning political feuds in Crystal City spill into the county court as Commissioner Pena and ally Albert Fuentes Jr square off with rival Sam Jorrie and the majority on the commission. The court reshapes precincts, rekindling debate over rights and the future leadership, while Pena pursues law and annexation moves amid shifting power dynamics.
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Meatianne Means of Hearst newspapers, famed White House reporter, will visit Los Angeles September 20 to sign copies of The Woman in the White House. The event, open to the public in the Colonial Room of the Medger Hotel, benefits the sorority Phi Theta Sigma Phi scholarship fund. tickets 3.25. Reservations via Menges catering office. Means, a Nebraska Phi Beta Kappa, has covered Capitol Hill and the 1960 presidential campaign, and writes We Jeueueut for The Yearst papers on politics and world affairs.
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Courthouse Charter Fight Spurs San Antonio Observers
A flood of legal and political maneuvering surrounds a proposed county charter change. Attorney Harvey Hanry represents the commissioners while rival factions vie over charter validity, with potential court battles and a return to negotiations over governance.
Don's Bagatelles and City Contests Spur Park Plans
In front reports indicate Don's Bagatelles plans, housing policy shifts, and Lincoln Park controversy unsettled. Officials discuss benches and barbecue pits for parks at Harlan Dale Soultisids Roosevelt, while Gugerheim-Goldsmith seeks fireworks permit for Com Manche Park on Sept. 14.
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Eickenroht Family Reunion Planned in Seguin Area
More than ten members of the Eickenroht family will meet at 10 30 a m Sunday in Syenger Hall on the Seguin Highway. Attendees include descendants of Friedrich and Auguste Eickens robt who sailed from Germany and settled in New Braunfels in 1818. A luncheon will be served.
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Johnson Bobby feud dims Kennedy era politics
In Washington a simmering feud between Lyndon Johnson and Bobby Kennedy centers on civil rights strategy and campaign control. The attorney general's pivotal role shapes administration policy while Kennedy's influence persists in key decisions and the 1968 nomination dynamics.
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Planes Yachts Copiers White House Replies To Byrd
Hyannis Port Mass AP Winte House senators sharp on Byrd remarks questioning need for planes yachts and copiers. Byrd noted subcommittee approval of two new twin jet helicopters at 1.12 million each and cited available aircraft from Eisenhower Kennedy eras. Salinger said the fleet includes a single newer helicopter and several older planes used by government officials.
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