Insurance plan details emerge in Texas In discussion
Fragmentary notes show Insurance Company of Dallas linked as insurer if Texas In plan proceeds. Sadler asserts the plan will guarantee full ownership to a veteran’s widow or heirs with modest premiums. Speech notes reference Athens and a bride, unclear context.
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Insurance Company of
Dallas
Texas
Sadler
Texas A and M and University plan air conditioning upgrades
The state allocates funds for campus climate control with seven percent of 28.767 million set aside for air conditioning at the University of Texas and Texas A and M College. Revenue from University Permanent Fund investments pays for cooling old classrooms and labs at Austin and College Station as well as 15.588 million for new buildings renovations and additions. At UT the chemical engineering building will receive air conditioning and A and M will air condition its agricultural building animal engineering building Francis Hall and physics buildings.
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University of Texas
Texas A. & M. College
Austin
College Station
University Permanent Fund
Francis
Governor Daniel Names Appointees to Regents and Committee
Gov. Price Daniel named Ennis Favors to the Texas Woman's University Board of Regents and Jack Hughes to the Midwestern University Board of Regents. Charles D. Mathews will succeed Jim Lindsey as director of Texas Tech. Daniel also named Rep. J. W. Moore and Claude K. Robinson to the interim committee studying salt water pollution of Texas soils and surface waters.
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Price Daniel
Ennis Favors
Stephenville
Board of Regents
Texas Woman's University
Jack Hughes
Abilene
Midwestern University
Charles D. Mathews
Dallas
Jim Lindsey
Midland
Texas Technological College
Daniel
Rep
J. W. Moore
Ballinger
Claude K. Robinson
Vernon
House
Texas
State launches $113000 ramp project across Texas
The Texas Highway Commission approves a $113,000 program to build 25 public boat ramps statewide funded by surplus boat registration fees under the Texas Water Safety act. Each site includes parking access road and landscaping with ramps opening in the 1963 water sports season at numerous lakes and reservoirs including Lake Tawakoni and Corpus Christi Bay.
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Texas Highway Commission
Texas Water Safety Ct
Lake Tawakoni
Lake Bridgeport
Possum Kingdom State Park
Oak Creek
San Jacinto River
Clear Lake
Dickinson Bayou
San Bernard River
Tres Palacios Creek
Turtle Creek
Indianola Roadside Park
Medina Lake
Copano Bay
Nueces River
Corpus Christi Bay
Garza-Little Elm
Prewitt’s Lake
Caddo Lake
Murvaul Reservoir
Pine Island Bayou
Neches River
Taylor’s Bayou
Arroyo Colorado
Llano Grande Lake
Lake Leon
Water supply concerns shift from big cities to small towns
Sherman’s Joe Carter, Eagle Pass’s H A Beckwith, and Littlefield’s Otha Dent urge a reassessment of water planning as smaller communities face declining groundwater. Judges note potential focus change and commissioners discuss guidance with the State Water Development Board and Soil Conservation Board. Growth of funding gaps hinders hydrology studies needed to secure supplies.
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Joe Carter
Sherman
H. A. Beckwith
Eagle Pass
Otha Dent
Littlefield
Judge Dent
State Water Development Board
State Soil Conservation Board
Texas Farm Real Estate Values Rise Amid Growth
Texas farm real estate value per acre climbed to 59 302 dollars with land and 5 648 dollars for buildings, averaging 91 dollars per acre. Farm size grew from 631 to 710 acres and title transfers rose to 58.2 per 1000 farms in 1961 62. National data show US land value at 123 dollars per acre in 1962, up five percent.
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Texas
C. H. Bates
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
USDA
Economic Research Service
U. S
Bates
Chancel Guild meets at St. John Lutheran Church
Regular meeting of the Chancel Guild of St. John Lutheran Church was held at the church parsonage. Mrs. J. Wessels presided and led prayer. Miss Emma Henniger gave devotions on Narrowness of Christianity from Matthew 7 14 15. Members voted to buy more communion cups. Refreshments were served by Miss Henniger and Mrs. Hoppe.
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St. John Lutheran Church
J. ‘3. Wessels
Emma Henniger
L. R. Hoppe
Miss Henniger
Mesdames Holch
J. J. Wessels
Ted Hantsche
William Hoppe
Ellis Ueckert
Lawrence Jacob
Texas Cotton Harvest Shifts Drive Gin Investments
The Texas Agricultural Experiment Station report Progress Report 2233 shows shifts in cotton production across Blacklands East Texas and the High Plains. Declines in some areas reduced gin numbers while High Plains gains spurred investment, with harvesting moving from hand picking to mechanical methods increasing gin cleaning needs and equipment costs. It suggests modeling gin plants to optimize efficiency and invites requests for the full report.
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Texas
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Blacklands
East Texas
High Plains
Agricultural Information Office
College Station
Houston lawyer named new chair of Texas Civil War commission
Attorney Cooper K. Ragan of Houston is appointed chairman of the Texas Civil War Centennial Commission, succeeding Walter Long of Austin who remains on the panel. Also added to the commission are Frank LaRue of Athens. State Parks Board reports attendance rising with 979,264 visitors to state parks in May versus 894,992 in June 1961.
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Short
Cooper K. Ragan
Houston
Walter Long
Austin
Frank LaRue
Athens
State Parks Board
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