Governor Dies Day politics and 1963 Texas legislation highlights
Gov. Connally signed 27 bills then left for Sen. Dies to act as Governor for a Day. Laws cover state banks tax exemptions, firefighter and police credit for military service, and a five year no hunting sign in Duval County. Voters registration debates and a 25 cent fee plan dominate tax repeal talks. Education reforms for migrants proposed, co education row at A and M, and 1962 voter registrations totals. Stamp revenues rise over last year.
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Martin Dies, Jr
Lufkin
Olen R. Petty
Levelland
Houston
Tom Bass
Amanda Canales
San Diego
Jerry Butler
Kenedy
Duval County
Senate
Tom Creighton
Mineral Wells
el Paso
Malcolm McGregor
Texas League of Women Voters
House
House- Senate
Redo
Honore Ligarde
House Appropriations Committee
Ligrade
Texas Education Agency
Texas Committee On
Texas A. & M
Will Smith
Beaumont
Robert S. Calvert
Loving County
Harris County
Murray Watson
Mart
Len Watson
Sun Press Notice on News Items and Editorial Rights
The Sun Press outlines that it serves as a news service open to individuals and organizations. It states the editor decides what is news and may reject items deemed too old or promotional content.
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the Sun
Honey Flavor Tied to Nectar from Different Plants
Flavor of honey comes from aromatic substances in nectar. Different plant species produce nectar with distinct color flavor and aroma affecting honey characteristics.
Hope For Baldness Cures In Coming Decade
A Chicago article reports dermatologists predict a cure for female baldness within ten years, possibly via synthetic hormones. Endocrine links to hair loss are studied, with methods including transplants and grafts. Practical tips include scalp massage, gentle brushing, and avoiding harsh products or excessive wetness.
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Chicago
Norman Orentreich
New York
Sidney Olansky
Emory University
Atlanta
Olansky
Orentreich
Edward S. Lamont
Los Angeles
Correa Sturrospe
Buenos Aires
The
American Medical Assn
Today's Health
Fungal Harvests Promised to Feed 1400 From One Tank
Dr William D Gray an Ohio State University botanist says 1400 people could be fed from a single 50000 gallon culture of fun gus. The harvested fungal tissue would look like cooked tapioca and be virtually odorless and tasteless. Hair styling tips advise avoiding ponytails and large rollers to prevent baldness and suggest changing partlines and combing thick hair over thinning areas.
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William D. Gray
Ohio State University
Gray
Morris J. Lipnik
Detroit
Congress Eyes Law To Stop Cross Border Drug Trade
Congress weighs a targeted law to curb goof balls and pep pills smuggled from Mexico into U S border towns. Teen tourists frequently end up with the drugs, which are replacing marijuana in some districts. A man caught with barbiturates faces fines similar to those for footwear or perfumes. Senator Thomas E. Dodd sponsors the likely bill.
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Congress
Mexico
U. S
Thomas E. Dodd
Conn
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Vern Sanford
Texas Press Association
Austin
John 8. Connally
Preston Smith
State
Rep
Abraham
Laredo
Mission For Migrants
the Whitewright Sun
T. Glenn Doss
Whitewright
Texas
Grayson
Fannin
Grayson and
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Texas Press ‘Association
J. R. Wilson Company
RCA Victor
Roanoke
Frazer
Barney Seibert
Lone Star Gas
Lokey Edwards
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