Waco Police, Elections, and Local Affairs Feature Page
The article lauds Waco police veteran Hubert Howell and notes Bennie Reed’s captaincy amid misidentified ranks. It discusses postwar Texas election issues, legislative reform needs, and city funding for streets, police, and fire protection, plus Methodist conference plans in Dallas and community events in Waco.
State President James Skidmore to Speak at Waco Jaycee Luncheon
James Skidmore national Jaycee president arrives at 11:00 a.m. to be welcomed by Randy Gray and local officers. He will be introduced by Glenn Reed at the Alice Center luncheon with Mayor P. M. Johnston and city officials in attendance. Johnston to proclaim June 9 as James Skidmore Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy W. Dugger
Connally Institute
Waco
James Skidmore
U. S. Jaycees
Waco Jaycees
Jaycee
Skidmore
Jim Hawkins
Glenn Reed
San Antonio
Randy Gray
Waco Chamber of
Lake Waco lakefront beer ban debated by council
Arch Hunt presented a brief urging a prohibition on selling alcohol in public lake parks while the council postponed action to the city attorney for legality and impact on existing contracts. The session also covered trot line limits, zoning permit for Lois Thomas, annexations after a moratorium, and tax relief requests for church properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Hunt
Abner McCall
Baylor
Tom Hunter
Lois Thomas
Pat Beard
Council
West
Waco Drive
Summer Playground Opens June 6
The Parks and Recreation Summer Playground Program begins June 6 with centers open 8 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. Activities include crafts games movies hikes field trips and swimming. Leagues for team sports and bus transport between centers are planned. program runs through August 12, 1966 with multiple full day morning and afternoon centers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parks and Recreation Department
Mountainview
Cedar Ridge
Kendrick
Dean Highland
Nyson
Carver High
J.H. Hines
Oakwood
Barston Springs
Bledsoe - Miller Park
Buena Vista Park
Gurley
Lake Waco
Hillcrest
Cameron Park
Crestview
South Waco
Bell’s Hill
Nalley
Martin Crawford Wins Texas Attorney General Runoff
Martin Crawford of Hillsboro defeated Franklin Spears of San Antonio in the runoff to become the Democratic nominee for attorney general of Texas. Labor unions backed Spears in cities like Houston, but Crawford’s alignment with Governor Connally and Central Texas solidified local support. Crawford will face the Republican nominee in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Crawford Martin
Hillsboro
Franklin Spears
San Antonio
Spears
Houston
Martin
John Connally
Waco
COPE
Baylor Summer Session Opens June 8 With 2000 Students
Baylor University begins its 77th summer session on June 8 with more than 2,000 students expected. Evening Division registration is set for June 4 from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. in Marrs McLean Science Building. Classes start June 8 for both Evening Division and regular courses.
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Baylor University
Marrs McLean Science Building
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bennie Reed
Jennie
Hubert Howell
Howell
T.J. Richey
U.S. Army
P.M. Johnston
Waco Kiwanis Club
W. L. Barrett
Dallas
Central Texas Conference
McFarlin
SMU
Fort Worth - Dallas
Big D
Central Texas Methodist
Judi Lackey
Jeanne Tidwell
Jeanne
Richfield High School
Carol “Anuteson
University High
Pam Vardeman
Melinda Holland
Virgil Holcomb
Rohan Company
H. W. Hoffman
Mozelle McLendon
Brazos Valley Land Company
Phil Teeling
David Hoppenstein
Mt. Sinai Negro
Akqomntanhal
Stam
Henry
KOVAC
Oano Opati — Frankenstele