Texas Officials Hear Civil Rights Law Progress in Austin
Visiting federal officials commended Texas race relations and discussed the Civil Rights Law with Gov. Connally and state leaders. Sessions covered Community Relations Service goals, enforcement plans for Title VI, and potential impact on federal funding for segregated facilities.
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Texas
Austin
Connally
Commerce
Luther Hodges
Florida
LeRoy Collins
New Community Relations Service
Buford Ellington
Tennessee
Johnson
Texas School Boards
Public Notice on Constitutional Amendment One Ballot Texas 1964
The notice details Senate Joint Resolution No. 6 proposing an amendment to Section 5 of Article VII to remove the authority to transfer up to one percent annually from the permanent school fund to the available school fund. It calls for submission to voters on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1964 and outlines voting wording for and against the measure.
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Senate
State of Texas
Texas
Legal Notice No 70215 in Grayson County Texas
The State of Texas serves writ to W H Day T D Daily Louis Schwartz L A Schwartz H L Barnes Bill Whiting also known as G T Whiting Odie Barnhill Josh Vincent and unknown heirs except Whiting Barnhill Vincent. Plaintiffs S L Moore and Marie Moore seek title and possession of West 40 feet of Lot 8 Block 11 Day and Munson Addition Denison Texas. Court summons returnable September 7 1964 before the Fifteenth District Court in Sherman.
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State OF Texas
W. H. Day
T. D. Daily
Louis Schwartz
L. A. Schwartz
H. L. Barnes
Bill Whiting
G. T. Whiting
Odie Barnhill
Josh Vincent
Fifteenth District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
S. L. Moore
Marie Moore
Day and Munson
Denison
A. D
Permit to Have Children Proposed by Johns Hopkins Expert
Johns Hopkins biology professor H Bentley Glass suggested in Los Angeles that future couples may need permits to marry and have children. He described a system requiring genetic testing at a clinic before marriage and a guaranteed one child with a tax exemption for the first child.
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H. Bentley Glass
Johns Hopkins University
Los Angeles
Glass
Reproduction Licensing and Potential Penalties Outlined
A professor outlines licensing for a second child with no extra exemption and a possible penalty for a third child if allowed. He warns independent couples risking unlicensed births could face sterilization. He notes future lab-based reproduction but does not advocate it, while acknowledging growing political intervention and a looming Big Brother.
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Helena
Mont
Fort Bliss Founded in February 1848 near El Paso
Beeville Bee-Picayune notes Fort Bliss was established in February 1848 near El Paso Texas as a defense against Indian raids and mentions Galveston Texas being on an island connected to the mainland by two causeways.
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Fort Bliss
el Paso
Texas
Galveston
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U. S
Waggoner Carr
State Parks and Wildlife Commission
Jesse James
University of Texas’ Bureau of
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Whitewright
E. R. Brodhead
Shirley Davis
Whitewright Sun
Beeville
Tex
Bee-Picayune
Flick
Lone Star Gas
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