Rural July Accident Report Across Texas Counties
Texas Highway Patrol reports July rural accident activity in Collingsworth County shows one investigation with property damage around 1500 dollars. For January to July 1866 the county totals include 11 accidents, 2 deaths, 4 injuries, and nearly 9475 dollars in damage across the period. Nearby counties list July figures with varying crashes injuries and damages across Childress Cottle Donley Gray Hall and Wheeler.
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Texas Highway Patrol
Collingsworth
J. W. Wilson
Childress
Cottle
Donley
Gray
Hall
Mrs White Attends Texas Teachers Conference
More than 400 Texas teachers gathered in Austin for the 4th annual State Conference of Texas Classroom Teachers Association. The event, themed In Search of Quality, featured 15 sessions on professionalism, rights, responsibilities, legislation, education, welfare, and relations with school boards and administrators.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Classroom Teachers Association
W. L White
Wellington Cta
Movers Move Over A Million U S Families Each Year
Washington report cites the American Movers Conference of the American Trucking Associations, noting more than one million U S households are relocated annually by truck, reflecting strong demand in domestic moving services.
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Washington, D.C
U. S
American Movers Conference of American Trucking Associations
Brownwood Editor Here With Family
Harry Cline state editor of The Brownwood Bulletin visited The Wellington Leader with his wife Connie and 18 month old son Carl on Thursday morning August 11. They were visiting Mrs. W M Scott, the grandmother. Mrs. Cline is the daughter of Richard and Mrs. Scott of Austin. The Cline family was en route to Dalhart and Colorado Springs on vacation.
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Harry Cline
Brownwood Bulletin
Wellington
Connie
Carl
W. M. Scott
Cline
Richard Scott
Austin
Dalhart
Colorado Springs
Real estate transfer from Harris Howell to Essie Howell North
D Harris Howell transfers 31.80 acres of the East 53 acres of NE quarter section 65 and all of the North 95.20 acres of NW quarter section 4, block 15, to Essie M Howell North in a recorded real estate transaction.
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D. Harris Howell
Essie M. Howell
Constitutional Amendment Fourteen on Texas Ballot
Public notice details House Joint Resolution 38 proposing to delete the residency voting requirement for armed forces members. The amendment would allow Texas residents in the military to vote in any Texas county. It outlines submission, voting wording, and proclamation steps for the November 8, 1966 election.
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HOUSE
United States
Texas
Science Tackles Mesquite Burden in Southwest
Texas Agriculture Commissioner John C. White reports mesquite invasion threatens nearly 100 million acres of grasslands across the Southwest. Scientists test aerial and ground herbicide sprays and mechanical methods, with chemical treatment proving best where Bush density is moderate.
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Texas
Southwestern
John C. White
Texas Department of Agriculture
White
United States
Battle Against Mesquite Bushes in Texas Range
Researchers report progress in controlling mesquite infestation with 25 percent fenuron spread by horseback before summer rains. Efforts aim to reseed and restore overgrazed rangeland despite water scarcity and hot soils. Texas A & M College supplied more officers to WWII Army than West Point.
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Texas A & M College
West Point
School Bus Law Reminder Ahead of New School Term
Highway Patrol's Set J W Wilson urges motorists to stop for stopped school buses outside town limits and proceed with caution at no more than 10 mph. The reminder emphasizes safety as school days approach and buses return to highways.
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J. W. Wilson
The
Highway Patrol
Constitutional Amendment Proposal for Court of Criminal Appeals
Public notice outlines Senate Joint Resolution 26 to amend Texas Constitution Article V Sections 4 and 5. It creates a five member Court of Criminal Appeals with a presiding judge, six year terms, gubernatorial appointment with Senate advice, and details on vacancies qualification and salary parity with Supreme Court Justices. The measure sets election timing for November 1966 and ballot language for yes or no votes.
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Senate
State of Texas
Court of Criminal Appeals
State of
Texas
Supreme Court
Commission of Appeals
State Capitol
Arlington State College Be Withdrawn From Permanent University Fund
A 1966 Texas amendment proposal seeks to remove Arlington State College from the Permanent University Fund. The measure details borrowing limits for Texas A M University System and The University of Texas System, sets bond terms up to 30 years, and requires attorney general approval. It also states no General Revenue funds will be used for new buildings except in disasters and outlines election wording.
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University of Texas At Austin
University of Texas Medical Branch
Galveston
University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
Dallas
University of Texas Dental Branch
Houston
Texas Western College
University of Texas At el Paso
University ‘of Texas M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute
University of Texas Postgraduate School of Medicine
University of Texas School of Public Health
McDonald Observatory
Mount Locke
Marine Science Institute
Port Aransas
Board of Regents of
The
University of Texas
University of Texas System
Texas A & M University System
University 9
Texas System
Texas A & M University
Permanent University
State of Texas
Permanent University Fund
Attorney General of
Texas
Arlington State College
Arlington State
Sec
State of
Public Notice on Proposed Texas Constitutional Amendment Eight
Public notice outlines a proposed Texas constitutional amendment to add Section 2a enabling voting for President and Vice President electors and all statewide questions by qualified voters, including residents moving into or out of the state. It covers registration methods and absentee voting for former residents with residency-based limits, and requires a governor’s proclamation for election.
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State of
Texas
United States
Amendment to Texas Constitution on school taxes and district boundaries
Proposed amendment to Section 3-b of Article VII allows tax maintenance funds and bonds already voted in independent school districts and junior college districts to remain valid after boundary changes. It lets governing bodies levy taxes and sell unissued bonds without new elections, with specifics for annexation or consolidation cases. Ballot wording to appear for November 1966 election.
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Texas
State OF
HOUSE
State of Texas
Constitutional Amendment on Hospital District Dissolution
A proposed Texas constitutional amendment would add Article TX section 9 allowing dissolution of hospital districts created under Article TX. It outlines process to dissolve by majority vote, asset disposition, debt settlement, and protections for citizens, with elections to occur on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1966.
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Preyis
Sete Bain
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