Johnson Visits Austin as Mexican Leaders Attend State Event
President Lyndon B. Johnson draws international interest while in Austin for Texas events. Mexican President-elect Gustavo Diaz Ordaz visits for informal talks with LBJ and the Johnsons host a barbecue for Mexican ancestry supporters. Latin American leaders from multiple states attend along with business figures and entertainers. Discussed is a possible change in the agriculture secretary post with names such as Dolph Briscoe Jr. and Sterling C. Evans floated as potential successors.
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Connally Weighs Late Inauguration For Governor Ballot
Reports suggest Governor John Connally may schedule a late inauguration casting doubt on early plans. Analysts note timing could affect ceremonies and public expectations as ballots and administrative duties hinge on the date.
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Inauguration Dates Shift Amid Texas Political Maneuvering
The State Democratic Executive Committee backs delaying Governor Connally’s oath from January 19 to January 26 to allow Texans to attend both Johnson and Connally ceremonies. If lawmakers sign a joint resolution after January 12, the change becomes official. The move aims to align state and national inaugurations and accommodate schedules.
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Civil penalty suits filed over slant-well activity in Rusk County
Atty. Gen. Waggoner Carr filed two civil penalty suits in the 53rd District Court Austin. The first targets J. C. Stroud W. W. Stroud of Rusk County and G. M. Jordan Kilgore over one well in Rusk County. The second names the Strouds and M. M. Harding Kilgore over two wells in Rusk County.
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AG Opinions Support Helicopter Purchase For Sheriff Equipment
Attorney General Carr ruled that a commissioners court may buy a helicopter for the county sheriff if funds are available in the proper accounts. He said a sheriff may obtain needed equipment, but the court decides if a helicopter counts as a reasonable expense. Carr also held that a Mexican consul in Texas importing liquor for official use is not bound by Texas liquor limits. The opinion touched on the State Parks and Wildlife Commission.
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Deer hunting ban on state river beds proposed
A proposal would bar deer hunting on state owned dry river beds in Dimmit Uvalde and Zavala counties, aiming to protect wildlife habitats and preserve water resources.
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Connally First Texan to Join 1964 Census of Agriculture
Governor Connally became the first Texan to participate in the 1964 Census of Agriculture. He completed a census form about his ranch near Floresville. The census, taken every five years since 1840, keeps data confidential and for statistical use only.
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Bank Hearing Dates Set for Several Houston Area Charters
The State Banking Board scheduled hearings for November 24 on applications for charters by the proposed Northline State and Western State banks in Houston the Jacinto City Bank in Jacinto City and the Conroe Bank and Trust Company in Conroe. November 25 hearings were set for the Mercantile Bank and the Stella Link State Bank in Houston.
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Carr to Washington Attorney General at Supreme Court
Carr argued for Texas before the U S Supreme Court in Washington D C this week on John William Sanford Jr versus Texas. Sanford a San Antonio resident ordered by the Subversive Activities Control Board to register as a Communist appeals the order claiming Texas officials illegally searched his home and seized about 2000 items.
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Hunting Digest Maps Texas Hunting Areas and Timing
Parks and Wildlife Department releases a new hunting digest with a Texas map showing where to hunt what and when. The digest outlines season dates and game restrictions to guide hunters.
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Hunters urged to properly tag deer after harvest
The department advises hunters to fill out their deer tags carefully and attach them securely to the deer killed. The notice notes hunting licenses are available at most locations and free by writing to the department in Austin.
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Texas Officials Report Budget, Draft, and Education News
Highway Commission chair Perry tells delegates Texas has 10 million bosses. Col Schwartz announces December draft quota at 280 versus 307 in November. General Revenue Fund remains $22.4 million in the black. Board of Education votes 14 to 6 to place protest texts on exchange list. James O Cerst denied DeSoto savings and loan charter. District Judge Herman Jones rules in Austin.
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Visited Relatives and Political Moves Mentioned
Visit notes detail Mr and Mrs Willis Davis and children visiting J B Robertson in Austin over the weekend. Mr Davis attended the Texas A and M football game on Thanksgiving Day. State Banking Board granted a charter to a new bank at Yorktown DeWitt County. Jack Cox, who has campaigned widely, is now Executive Vice President of the South Padre Investment Corporation with offices here.
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Congress
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Turkeys Move as Fall Roost Forms in Two Counties
Albany game warden Bert Iverson notes turkeys shifting from summer to wintering ranges in Throckmorton and Shackleford Counties. A single roost with about 400 birds, roughly half yearling or younger, signals a strong upcoming season.
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