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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1967

Page

3

Admission Price Schedule For Cowboy Reunion

The Cowboy Reunion admission includes general tickets for all ages except five and under. Adults pay 1.75 dollars, children six to twelve pay 1.00. Bleachers are free after admission, grandstand seats cost 0.25, reserve 0.50, box 1.00. Chuck wagon meals rise to 1.50 due to higher food costs, while other prices remain the same as last year.

Fort Worth Visitor Danis Whitaker Visits Local Hosts

Danis Whitaker of Fort Worth is visiting here with the Barron Lindsey family and the Carol Felts family and their relatives.

Danis Whitaker Fort Worth Barron Lindsey Carol Felts

Governor Connally Cuts Texas Budget With 1967 Vetoes

Gov. John Connally used line item vetoes to slice 3.2 million from the general appropriation bill and strike 37 bills from the 60th Legislature. He blocked funding for the New Texa Research Institute at Houston and the Corpus Christi State School and trimmed the UT Medical School at San Antonio. He also cited duplication in agricultural spending and opposed extending the federal minimum wage act to state hospital and school employees, signaling ongoing legal action.

Texas Press Association Austin John Connally Connally Ecleth’s Houston Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation Corpus Christi State School Mhma Department Legislative Budget Board University of Texas Medical School At San Antonio State Department of Agriculture Texas Crawford C. Martin Martin Supreme Court

Sir John of Dallas Wide Collar Fur Trimmed

A vintage fashion item highlighting a Dallas maker named Sir John features a wide collar look with fur trim and an optional untrimmed version. The piece shows era styling and tailoring details. It reflects mid century men’s outerwear trends and regional design influence.

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