Governor cites silence on traffic laws at Texas Capitol
Gov Price Daniel told a joint session that citizens have not clearly told legislators which traffic safety measures they want. Five bills, including driver education funding and a revised licensing law, will be reintroduced in January. He notes the highway patrol remains 150 short despite a recent expansion and pay rise.
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Governor’s Highway Safety Conference
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Texas Safety Association
Price Daniel
Department of Public Safety
Voters List Counts Qualified Texans
Comptroller Bob Calvert tally shows 2,355,159 Texans qualified to vote, up 300,000 from 1958 but nearly equal to 1952 figures. The gain stems from poll taxes and exemptions reported by counties.
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Bob Calvert
Record still stands as 1900 with Texas qualifiers
The record remains unbeaten since 1900, listing 2,596,924 Texans qualified. No new data changes the count for that historic milestone.
Texas Education Agency Sees High Response To Teacher Training Survey
The Texas Education Agency sent questionnaires to about 95 000 school personnel for a Texas Legislative Council study. About 92 000 responses were received, with results to be computer analyzed to inform lawmakers on public school operations and teacher training.
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Texas Education Agency
Texas Legislative Council
Texas to borrow 15 million for water districts and projects
The state will borrow another 15 million on April 19 to assist local water districts river authorities and cities. The Texas Water Development Board may borrow up to 100 million for this purpose. Its first 10 million bond issue is nearly exhausted after four loans. The Toledo Bend reservoir on the Sabine River near Newton is a major beneficiary, slated for a 15 million loan over four years.
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Texas Water Development Board
Toledo Bend
Sabine River
Newton
Padre Island recreation area study panel to meet in April
Herb Perry, chairman of a special committee, said the panel will meet in April to decide recommendations on Padre Island. Gov. Daniel appointed the committee after disputes over whether the island should be a recreation area under federal or state control. A congressional bill would authorize federal purchase for a national seashore, but House opposition from South Texas congressmen favors a smaller area or none at all.
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Padre Island
Daniel
House of Representatives
South Texas
GI Farms sales and UT professors salary woes in new building
GI FARMS Veterans Land Board sold 20 repossessed GI farms for 19000 more than invested. It rejected 33 bids on a Grayson County tract. An 860 acre Zavala County farm saw no bids, with minimum set at 150000. UT economists warn staff shortages despite a 4 million building. Dr Thompson lost faculty to Rochester raising salary to 13000. Dr White says full staff unavailable since WWII. eight instructors found, four lost. Attorney General notes new law restricts car house sales on weekends but mobile homes may be sold.
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Grayson County
Zavala County
University of Texas
Carey C. Thompson
University of Rochester
John Arch White
College of Business Administration
Son Kerry Jay Born to Mr and Mrs Johnny Green
Mr and Mrs Johnny Green of Dallas welcomed a son named Kerry Jay born March 16. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs F D Ford of Fort Chadbourn and paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Carl Green of Wingate.
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Johnny Green
Dallas
Kerry Jay
F. D. Ford
Fort Chadbourn
Carl Green
Wingate
Cenayans Reported Assets and Liabilities
The record notes total assets at 108000 dollars and total liabilities for Cenayans totaling 108000 dollars, presenting a balanced financial snapshot with no additional context or figures.
Confusion Over Apportionment Ruling Sparks Legal Debate
The Supreme Court ruling on apportionment draws fierce questions about federal review of state districts. Analysts warn of expanded judicial power over legislative, congressional, and county precinct maps, with potential implications for Tennessee and broader U S representation.
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Supreme Court
Tennessee
Statehouse
Justice Frankfurter
Be Busy Sewing Club Met Monday In Martin Home
Mrs J C Martin hosted the Be Busy Sewing Club in Abilene. Members and visitors engaged in handwork for hos tess and shared a covered dish lunch. The next meeting is set for April 9 at Mrs Fred Poe's home.
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S. B. Parks
Joe Irvin
James Huddleston
R. W. Barke
J. N. Clark
Myron Pumphrey
P. M. Rasdale
Joe Reese
J. C. Martin
Fred Poe
Carolyn Green Honored At Gilt Tea in Ballinger Home
Jerry L. Davis of Ballinger was honored at a gilt tea Tuesday afternoon hosted by Mrs. Noel Reid. Guests included the bride-elect and her mother Mrs. O. H. Green and Mrs. E. Davis of Ballinger who greeted attendees and presented the honoree.
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Jerry L. Davis
Ballinger
Noel Reid
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