Texas Campaigns Heat Up After Primary Move
The Texas political scene heats as May and June primaries change campaigning tempo. Gov. Connally and rival Yarborough spoke to COPE but sought no endorsements while labor backed LBJ, Yarborough, and pro-Johnson lawmakers. Sullivan’s upset led to a 139-139 roll call, with COPE endorsing no Senate candidate. COPE pokes at Baker vs Pool, and a strong female candidate presence marks the Democratic and Republican rosters. Free voter registration runs through March 7 aiding federal election participation, while Texas unemployment hits a December high of 3,305,600 non farm jobs, and 1962 births total 244,069 as population nears 10 million.
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Texas
John Connally
Don Yarborough
Afl-Cio Committee
Washington
Lyndon Johnson
Ralph W. Yarborough
U. S. Senate
George Bush
COPE
John van Cronkhite
Dallas
Senate
Gordon McLendon
Dan Sullivan
Andrews
Robert W. Baker
Houston
Rep
Joe Pool
Sullivan
Twain on Cooper and concise style in Twain's critique
The text cites Mark Twain’s sharp assessment of James Fenimore Cooper. Twain shows how to compress ornate phraseology into brief, clear sentences by translating long lines into simple equivalents.
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Mark Twain
James Fenimore Cooper
Twain
Huck Finn
Cooper
4 H Babyproofs for Safety Winners Named
Suzanne Simmons of State College Mississippi is among eight national 4 H safety winners receiving 500 General Motors scholarships for farm home and highway safety projects. Her babyproofing led to National Club Congress trips and numerous safety demonstrations.
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Suzanne Simmons
State College
Mississippi
Suzanne
General Motors
Chicago
Larry Roffee
Wheatridge
Colo
Janis Lindsey
Columbia City
Ind
Maria Langlois
Greenwell Springs
Diane Barrigar
Winthrop
N. Y
Judy Styles
Brentford
S. C
Brenda Bennett
Cleveland
Tenn
Monty Blakemore
Celeste
Texas
Courts Prepare March Hearing on Sabbath Law Loophole
Supreme Court set for March 18 to hear Corpus Christi case challenging sabbath closing rules via emergency purchases. Nueces County DA Sam L. Jones Jr appeals a Fourth Court ruling that Shoppers World, Inc. complied with bans requiring emergency certifications. He argues certificates mask a Sunday surge of emergencies.
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Supreme Court
Corpus Christi
Nueces County
Sam L. Jones Jr
Court of Civil Appeals
Shoppers World, Inc
Jones
Publication notice in Grayson County estate case
Citation by publication in Grayson County Texas to all interested in the estate of Thomas Jefferson Walsh deceased. Roy Walsh administrator filed February 13 1964 final account and application for discharge to be heard March 2 1964 at 10 AM at the Grayson County Courthouse Sherman. Publication by The Whitewright Sun February 20 1964.
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State OF Texas
Thomas Jefferson Walsh
Grayson County
Texas
Roy Walsh
Grayson
Sherman
A. D
Paul E. Lee
Alice Robbins
Whitewright Sun
Twins rise worldwide as survivors propagate birth rate
The share of twins globally is increasing due to more premature twins surviving who would have died. Those survivors tend to produce more twins themselves, amplifying the trend.
A House Is Not A Home
Irvin S. Cobb reflects on what makes a house a home beyond bricks and rooms. He recalls a shabby Long Island cottage cherished by generations and visited by Daniel Webster, whose peaceful aura eased modern stresses.
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Long Island
Daniel Webster
Irvin S. Cobb
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Texas Employment Commission
State Health Department
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Stephens & Bryant
Insurance & Real Estate
Lifeline
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Grayson-Collin Electric Cooperative Inc
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