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Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1964

Page

3

Carolyn Jean Scott and Max G Tidmore Repeat Vows in Abilene

Carolyn Jean Scott and Max G Tidmore renewed their marriage vows at 7:50 p.m. Saturday in First Baptist Church Abilene. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Scott. he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Tidmore. The ceremony featured Donny Buchanan on music Judy Smith soloist and ushers Iude and Gr Aneel. The bride wore blue peau de soie with pearl headpiece. she received a bouquet of white carnations with blue ribbons. The couple will reside at 140012 Capare Boulevard Abilene. Rehearsal dinner hosted by the groom’s parents at Fireside Restaurant.

Carolyn Jean Scott Max G. Tidmore First Baptist Church Carolyn Jean Senet Hrer Myr G. Wag Dir Max Giemman Tidmores Amiv Freddie Yidmiore Munvyerick Donny Buchanan Seenees Judy Smith Eugene T Iude Khoner Winford Tor Civde Henin Mitchins Peau de Sale Sion Lone Eugene Tidmore Waco George Scott San Angelo Winters High School Blizzard Band Gale Staff Quill and Scroll San Angelo College Hardin Simmons University Commercial Credit Corporation Abilene Tidmore Norton High School Kappa Alpha Psi Tau Alpha Phi Capare Boulevard

Governor Connally Will Inaugurate With Simple Ceremonies

State officials report Governor Connally and Lt. Gov. Preston Smith will take the oath at noon at the Capitol with a reception at the mansion. The inaugural will skip parade and ball, and lawmakers plan to delay the January 19 ceremony to January 26 to avoid Johnson’s Washington swearing in.

John Connally Johnson Washington Connally Preston Smith State Capitol Governor’s Austin Texas

Courts Speak on Spindletop Ownership and Oyster Dredging

The State Supreme Court said it lacked jurisdiction in a suit over ownership of the famed Spindletop oil field. A lower court refused to disturb title to Jefferson County lands. The Third Court of Civil Appeals heard arguments on whether a district court should allow a full trial of oyster fishermen challenging increased shell dredging in Trinity and Galveston Bays.

State Supreme Court Spindletop Jefferson County Third Court of Civil Appeals Trinity Galvestion

Hospital Probe Urged Targeting Austin State Hospital

Rep Paul B Haring urged immediate probes by House and Senate committees into the Texas state hospital system starting with Austin State Hospital. He presented statements from former Austin State Hospital staff alleging improper conduct by a doctor and claimed two employees were fired for speaking up. Authorities denied the allegations and no comment was offered by Lt Gov Smith or Speaker Tunnell.

Paul B. Haring Goliad House Senate Austin State Hospital Haring Smith Byron Tunnell Tyler State Tunnell

Attorney General Rules Limits on Transport of Dead Bodies

Attorney General Waggoner Carr rules the State Railroad Commission motor transportation division lacks authority to regulate transport of dead human bodies. He says bodies are not property or commodities under motor carrier law. In a separate opinion Carr finds the Texas State Board of Registration for Professional Engineers has no authority to reopen a 26 year old application and issue a certificate.

Waggoner Carr State Railroad Commission Motor Transportations Division Carr Texas State Board of Registration For Professional Engineers

Jobless Rate Declines in Texas October Unemployment

Texas October unemployment fell to 133 000 workers or 3.5 percent of the labor force per the Texas Employment Commission. The report notes a 3 000 decline from September and a 20 000 drop versus October 1963. The state unemployment compensation trust fund finished the year with a surplus for the first time in eight years as joblessness eased. Claims for unemployment insurance fell by 12 percent.

Texas Texas Employment Commission TEC State

UT lands fetch 2.076 million at 49th public auction

Land Commissioner Jerry Sadler reports the University of Texas leased 47 770 acres for 2 076 million dollars at an average of 43 46 per acre. Bidding was active on 140 of 169 tracts.

University of Texas Jerry Sadler

Land Tracts Offered Across Reagan and Nearby Counties

Multiple tracts offered across Reagan Crockett Schleicher Terrell and Ward Counties cover varied acreages and ages. The listing notes parcels available for development or sale with location details across several Texas counties.

Reagan, Crockett, Schleicher, Terrell Ward Counties

Governor Connally Denies Pressuring Regents Over Texas Western Building

Governor Connally rejected accusations that he pressured UT regents to drop an El Paso architecture firm Nesmith Lane and Associates from planning a $2 million science mathematics building at Texas Western College. Regent John S. Redditt resigns, saying he quit due to perceived board pressure.

Connally University of Texas Regents el Paso John S. Redditt Lufkin Regents Senator Redditt University

Connally Withholds Approval Over Political Motives

A Republican accuses Connally of blocking approval for a selection citing political reasons. The dispute centers on the decision and the motive behind withholding consent, signaling tension between party lines and governance.

Republican Connally

Transportation plan presented to Corpus Christi council

Texas Highway Department presented to Corpus Christi city council the nation's first comprehensive transportation plan to meet the 1962 Federal Aid Highway Act. The study by the highway department, City of Corpus Christi, Nueces County and the Bureau of Public Roads outlines current and future traffic issues to guide highway routes and city and county road development along the Gulf Coast port area for 20 years.

Texas Highway Department Corpus Christi Highway Department Nueces County U. S. Department of Commerce Bureau of Public Roads Gulf Coast Port

LCRA Protests Dam Plan on Colorado River

LCRA protests Texas Water Commission hearing on a dam proposed by Colorado River Municipal Water District in Coke County near Robert Lee. The project would supply Big Spring city water but would divert 50,000 acre feet per year from Lake Buchanan and impact six Highland Lakes in Central Texas.

LCRA Colorado River Authority Colorado Robert Lee Texas Water Commission Colorado River Municipal Water District Big Spring Coke County Lake Buchanan Texas

Texas Civil Judicial Council Proposes Court Reapportionment Plan

The Texas Civil Judicial Council proposes regular district court reapportionment and involuntary retirement of judges. It urges creation of boards to handle redistricting when the Legislature fails to act and to process judge replacement cases, with the Supreme Court retaining final say on replacements.

Texas Civil Judicial Council Council Supreme Court

Water Commission Feasibility Hails Palmetto Bend Project

Texas Water Commission says Palmetto Bend water project for Jackson County Flood Control District is feasible but questions the district's ability to finance Stage 1. It urges Congress to authorize Stage 1 construction with a $29.5 million cost and a five year automatic de authorization if a cost allocation contract is not approved locally.

Texas Water Commission U. S. Bureau of Reclamation Palmetto Bend Jackson County U. S. Congress

Murray Watson of Mart Requests Action from U S Office

Senator Murray Watson of Mart asks the U S Office for action or intervention on a matter affecting his district. The request seeks official consideration and a response from federal authorities.

Murray Watson Mart U. S. Office

Winters Enterprise December 21 1964 government briefs

Economic Opportunity weighs job corps site at Connally Air Force Base near Waco after closure in 1966. January draft quota set at 229, down from December’s 280. Governor Connally will not seek to alter teacher accreditation rules. State revenue fund up 25.1 million since October. No limit on senior college enrollments expected. few rejections reported. MacDonald Award honors Texas highway official. Missions restoration aims to boost Texas tourist appeal.

Connally Air Force Base Waco Connally State Treasury General Revenue Fund Ray A. Fowler Texas Commission On Higher Education D. C. Greer Thomas H. MacDonald American ‘Association of State Highway Officials Texas Old Missions Restoration Association Texas

Christmas gift ideas for him from a local shop

The store highlights gifts for men including socks in multiple fits from 6 to 11, gift wrapped ties, Arrow shirts with convertible cuffs at 4.50, Haggar slacks from 7.95, sweaters and jackets at 8.95, robes, Buster Brown pajamas at 2.99, and a collection of wallets gloves vests tie pins and boxed handkerchiefs.

Buster Brown

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