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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1966
Page
2
Readable fragments describe a sudden event with a person and impact but lack details on time place or outcome. The text implies urgency and possible injury without clear identifiers or context.
William Dozier and Greenlawn Productions adapted the Batman TV hit into a full length color feature by 20th Century Fox. The film stars Adam West as Batman and Burt Ward as Robin with four villains including Catwoman. Doris Day appears in a separate note about The Glass Bottom Boat.
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Hantsche returned home Monday afternoon from Arlington after visiting their son Ar Jiss Hantsche and family. They also visited friends and relatives in Fort Worth.
Notice lists a six room modern house for rent across the highway from Red Top Station. Contact Adolph Ernst at 211 S. Arlington or call 754 1721. Classified rental entry appears in 24-tfc section.
Texas Governor John Connally outlines major goals including a constitutional convention to rewrite state laws, modernization of local government, a seven point traffic safety program, and potential tax increases. He lists education, revenue, park development, and mental health as priorities while urging practical local governance reforms.
The State Board of Education outlines a 16 point program to start school at age five, extend summer schooling, study a 10 month year and seven hour day, and raise teacher salaries. The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals orders a new trial for Jack Ruby, moved from Dallas, citing improper police testimony. The Supreme Court issued 137 orders, listing several decisions.
Dr. S. B. Walker of the Texas Animal Health Commission says relief may come as the worst screwworm outbreak in decades peaks and begins to level off. Federal state and private resources back a broad battle in the Southwest and South Central Texas.
Texas and New Mexico Attorneys General ask the U S Supreme Court to hear a complaint against Colorado for insufficient Rio Grande releases. They allege Colorado withheld 939 900 acre feet of water as of December 31 1965 and seek delivery of agreed amounts at the Colorado New Mexico line plus elimination of accrued debt under the Rio Grande Compact. Short Snorts Texas Railroad Commission.
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department seeks prospective State Game Warden Trainees in eight cities with exams in November. Trainees earn 397 dollars monthly during study and 453 dollars after six months on the job. Applications due by November 4, 1966. Examinations in San Antonio November 16 Corpus Christi November 17 Houston November 28 Dallas November 29 Tyler November.
Oil and gas operators scheduled to present arguments why a statewide ban on saltwater disposal pits should not be ordered. Parks and Wildlife Commission grants two extra weeks for quail hunting across multiple Texas counties. Agriculture Commissioner reports 60 days without Mediterranean fruit fly in lower Rio Grande Valley and urges continued checks. Governor appoints James R. Meyers interim judge of the 126th District Court. State Bar receives $5,000 grant to revise penal code for the 1969 Legislature. Library staff changes include Kenneth Jackson as assistant state librarian and Marie Schultz advancing to Jack’s former post.
The department invites qualified young men for a rigorous selection process including interviews, background checks, and a semester at Texas A&M. They will join an expanding law enforcement operation with new field opportunities, including water safety duties on larger lakes as part of game management support.
The Winters Enterprise reports a policy shift increasing warden training. Previously one training unit per year now allows two classes of wardens to be commissioned annually and assigned to patrol duties.
Coach and Mrs Bud Busher announce the birth of their son Kevin Bud on Friday October 7. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Bede England and Mrs Cullen Busher.
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