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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1964
Page
2
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Texas registered about 615000 new voters in the March 3 to 17 period, with turnout six times higher than expected. Four counties accounted for most new registrants: Harris about 100000, Dallas 96017, Bexar 8100, and Tarrant 50662, amid court actions to extend registration.
Dr. Jack Kenny Williams, Clemson University dean and academic vice president, is Texas new Commissioner of Higher Education at a $40,000-a-year salary, coordinating board for the Texas College and University System announces.
Securities Commissioner Wil lam M. Kine lauds a Texas Court of Criminal Appeals ruling holding that misrepresentation of material facts in selling securities is a crime under the Texas Securities Act. The decision adds to legal protections for Texas investors against fraud.
Gov John Connally approves Community Action Program grants for El Paso Dallas Waelder and Lockett. Land Commissioner Sadler says over 515080 acres of submerged lands and 16900 acres of up lands and riverbeds will be offered for oil and gas leases at the May 3 Lease Sale in the General Land Office. Texas crime rate rose nine percent to 2967.2 per 100000 with 284249 offenses. Arroyo Colorado Watershed cleanup will get a Rio Grande Valley advisory visit. Vehicle safety checks required by April 15 and over 1300000 cars affected.
Attorney General Carr announced the recovery of 4830 dollars in judgments from two defendants for allegedly operating a slanted oil well in Upshur County. UT's Bureau of Business Research reports February retail sales for the state were up three percent over February 1965.
The Texas Railroad Commission increases the statewide oil allowable for April to 33.7 percent of potential, a level set as demand typically softens.
The record notes that Magellan observed cotton growing in Brazil around 1520. It also mentions China cultivating cotton as a decorative plant as early as 700.
The report describes Baptist mission work near Mbeya Tanzania with Peace Corps volunteers. It notes ten Texans at a Church of Christ mission in Chimala, many natives of Abilene Christian College, and meetings with Dr. Ronald Huddleston and Baylor graduates David and Betty Ann Whitson.
A traveler notes a Snyder Texas pen at the White Horse Inn in Iringa Tanzania and plans to photograph a Lone Star flag atop Kilimanjaro. He reflects on Texas identity and hints at DIY sewing tips using old cotton shirts.
A recount notes vast camps where Caesar’s troops rested under cotton canvas tents. The simple fabric provided shelter across camps, enabling endurance and movement during campaigns.
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