Congress Proposes Internal Security Reform Amid Subversive Pressure
Congressman Omar Burleson outlines three front efforts: Vietnam support, domestic crime and riots combat, and a more sound fiscal policy. He cites Supreme Court decisions limiting internal security and urges new laws to curb subversive activity, empower the Subversive Activities Control Board, protect federal employees, and penalize passport noncompliance and collusion with foreign powers.
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Congress
Vietnam
Supreme Court
U. S
Evade Rules Cited on Subversive List Threats
A statement asserts penalties for evading U S passport regulations and denying tax-exemption to groups or individuals on a subversive list. It calls for vigilance from within and outside the nation to defend freedom.
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U. S
James Bedford Pioneer County Resident Dies at 94
James Bedford 94, longtime Winters area businessman and pioneer Runnels County resident, died Monday afternoon at Winters Municipal Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral at Spill Memorial Chapel Saturday with graveside rites at Haskell Cemetery. Rev. Roy Crawford to officiate. Born Feb 27 1874 near Weatherford, he moved to Runnels County in 1895, worked in stock farming real estate and hardware with brothers Lee and Fred Bedford and brother-in-law John O'Dell. He later ran a building business and helped fund Winters High School land. He moved to Abilene in the late 1920s to operate a service station and restaurant, then lived in Haskell before returning to Winters. Married Minnie Rodgers in 1900. she died earlier.
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James
Jay) Bedford
Runnels County
Winters
Spill Memorial Chapel
Haskell
Roy Crawford
James Bedford
Weatherford
Lee
Fred Bedford
John O’dell
Fred
Heidenheimer’s
Bedford
Winters Riders To Meet Tuesday
Members of the Winters Riding Club and prospective members are urged to attend a meeting Tuesday evening March 5 at 7 30 o clock in the Winters High School Agriculture Building. Plans will be made and a discussion held on participation in the San Angelo Rodeo. Members will practice Sunday at 1 p m at the arena for the event.
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Winters Riding Club
Winters High School
San Angelo
Nan Wright Circle Luncheon At Leeman Home
The Nan Wright Circle of the Methodist Womans Society of Christian Service met Tuesday at Mrs. M. E. Leeman’s home for a program and luncheon. Mrs. H. O. Abbott led the business session, and Mrs. E. H. Baker directed the prayer. Thirteen ladies attended including Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Adams, and Mrs. Traylor.
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Nan Wright
Methodist Womans Society of Christian Service
M. E. Leeman
H. O. Abbott
E. H. Baker
Roy Crawford
Sallie Gray
Mesdames Crawford
Man Wrytaker 1
M. Adams
Frank Bates
E. W. Bridwell
E. L. Marks
August McWilliams
Eli Michaelis
Thad Traylor
Mrs Mayhew Hosts WSCS Circle Meeting at First Methodist
Mrs Elmo Mayhew hosted the Charity Caroline Circle of the WSCS at First Methodist Church on Tuesday with Mrs Gattis Neely in charge. D A Dobbins opened with prayer and program leaders Mrs W W Parramore presented Youth The Churches Hope for Change. Others present included Mrs Eva Kelly and Mesdames Carl Baldwin Clarence Ledbetter Vada Babston M L Dobins and visitor Miss Hilda Bahlman.
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Elmo Mayhew
Caroline Circle
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Gattis Neely
D. A. Dobbins
W. W. Parramore
Eva Kelly
Mesdames
Carl Baldwin
Clarence Ledbetter
Vada Babston
M. L. Dobbins
Mayhew
Hilda Bahlman
George Newby Withdraws From Runnels County Tax Assessor Race
George Newby of Bailinger withdrew from the race for tax assessor collector in Runnels County. He will become manager of Day-Loveless Funeral Home in Eden and oversee Mission Funeral Home in Menard owned by Day-Loveless. Previously a partner in Newby-Davis Funeral Home, he left the firm in 1960 after a long tenure in Ballinger and Winters.
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George Newby
Bailinger
Runnels County
Day-Loveless Funeral Home
Eden
Mission Funeral Home
Menard
Day-Loveless
Newby
Newby-Davis Funeral Home
Ballinger
Agnew Funeral Home
Spill Funeral Home
Winters
Funeral Home
Oklahoma Visit by Mr and Mrs Eddie Little
Mr and Mrs Eddie Little spent last week in Oklahoma City visiting their son and family Mr and Mrs Bill Little.
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Eddie Little
Oklahoma City
Okla
Mrs
Bill Little
Card of thanks for sympathy and care
The Buchanan family expresses gratitude for expressions of sympathy from neighbors and friends after the loss of Alex Buchanan. They thank the First Baptist Church ladies, those who brought food and flowers, and the Merrill Nursing Home staff for their care.
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First Baptist Church
Merrill
Merrill Nursing Home
Alex Buchanan
G. A. Buchanan
Itp
Long distance callers prefer daytime rates
The passage notes that most long distance callers use daytime rates rather than evening ones, suggesting callers value cheaper daytime rates over explanations about pricing.
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Mrs. Mayhew
Wscs Circle
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