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TUESDAY, AUGUST 21,1962
BRENHAM BANNER-PRESS, BRENHAM, TEXAS
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Proposed CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
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of
oyees: providing for the submission
this metdment to the
the
proclamation
less than the direct
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at;
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TEXAS:
known as Section 49- as follows:
to be the policy of the State of Texas
voting mach-
ns 4 or vet i
ing
nal
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PUBLIC NOTICE
PUBLIC NOTICE
Proposed CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
NUMBER TWO ON THE BALLOT
RESOLUTION
PUBLIC NOTICE
amendment to shall 1* paid on account of any child
not con t i n uouwiy resaAed in Teves Ler-
preceding
the i
Legisiature may prescribe hy general
by adeling a new
i iso.
cm! aid for individuals who are per-
shall
sistance-to needy inci
Hn
e tizahs af the
I
have
birthay but have not passed
lands in the Veterans kand Fund
any
which
resale to veterans and which have not
lical
w thin
met
of
the district: providing
in its adoption.0
regoing Constitutional
ill be submitted to a
'he foi
Amendment shn
all taxable
within such district for the
iremnents
PUBLIC NOTICE
inelehterlness as-
Dollars
Mill
PUBLIC NOTICE
PUBLIC NOTICE
deem necessary Jo
implemnent.
ies
be designated
County, one to include all
See. 2. The foregoing Constitutional
F
’ aiding
because of their anticipatory rharar
adoption of th* amendment, such Acts
lands
PUBLIC NOTICE
(
the Sweeny I
PUBLIC NOTICE
ion-
of I
NUMBER SIX ON THE BALLOT
county to such Fund shall equal the
PROI'OHES - CONSTITUTIONAL
BUGS
issible consol
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by
qualifier voter a of such dis-
AT EASE, LADIES if
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The Governor of Texas
the necessary Proclama-
of the two by qunlified
such districts, and pro-
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tons for
providing
houndaries
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT TO HE VOTED
ON AT AN ELECTION TO BE
HELD ON NOVEMBER 6. 1962.
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT TO UE VOTED
ON AT AN ELECTION TO IE
HELD ON NOVEMBER 6, 1962.
interpreted and
late Courts of
■hall
(18th)
idue
said-
same
Con-
b
pendent
providing
conservnt ion
reservoirs."
Governos
and publication. *
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE LEG-
ISLATURE OF THE STATE OF
may
of
solidati
voters
vid ing
for
the
Sectiot
Skate
Section 1. That Article 111 of the
Constitution of Texas be amenderl by
adding a new Section thereto to be
PUBLIC NOTICE
Proposed CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
NUMBER FIVE ON THE BALLOT
FOR SAI
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required by the Constitution and laws
of this State.
"FOR the Cohstitutionat Amend-
ment reising the. limit on use of
state funais to assist needy ngel.
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Proposed CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
NUMBER THREE ON THE BALLOT
Proposed CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
NUMBER FOUR ON THE BALLOT
Rhd publication.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE
Proposed CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
- NUMBER EIGHT ON THE BALLOT
Proposed CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
NUMBER TWELVE ON THE BALLOT
Proposed CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
NUMBER SEVEN ON THE BALLOT
Proposed CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
NUMBER NINE ON THE BALLOT
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See.
ESTABIS
open in
for AVON
ger. GR t
SHOI
ment.
Sec.3. The Governor shall issue the
necessary prociamiation for said Elee-
27
n
thereon:
"ROR th* Amenement to Article'
111 of the Constitution of Texas
Gard Against Crinkles
A day at the beach may
mean sun-crinkles around the
Proposed CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
NUMBER FOURTEEN ON THE BALLOT
FOR RE
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Call GR
10te.
- Proposed CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
NUMBER ELEVEN ON THE BALLOT
nde-
elan
con-
Wood Won't Mark Enamel
To prevent stirring marks
on your enamel pots and pans,
use a wooden spoon to stir
food; wood leaves no marks
on . the surface.
fective upoi
Sec, 2. T
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P ItoeoSED CONKTITI TION A L
AMENDMENT TO BE \OTEP
ON AT AN ELECTION TO BE
HELD ON NOV EMHKR 6, 1962.
of two interlocking coils fabri-
cated from Du Pont’s "Dyme-
trol" continuous precision form
filaments made from nylon.
Strong as Metal, the fasteners
are self-healing and non-snag-
ging. They are available in a
wide choice of fashion colors
to match fabrics.
toiiaical • subdlivvision or municipality
• thin or having the same boundar les
•• » district may levy a tax for
Autos 1
utomo
Aoto L
Antique
Househ
Miseelin
WoAv
Work V
Mala H
Female
Livesto
wa
Busines
Furnish
Furnish
Furnish
Bouses
Farms,
Out of
Announ
Cards o
In Mem
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Vnfurni
Unfurni
CIA
Each voter shall seratch out one
pfanid clauses on the ballot, leaving
the one expresing his vute on the
proposed Amendment. In counties or
s
MLASSIF
Display
Cinunniea
Mon at t
her color
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ler colun
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other subdivisions using
ines. th* above provision
PROPOSED CONRT1TI TION A L
AMENDMENT TO HE VOTED
ON AT AN ELECTION TO HE
HELD ON NOVEMBER «. 1962.
thereon: . . .
"FOK the Cons.itutional Amend-
ment permitting state employees
to serve as a consultant or on an
ter ench
after.
Want A
the Bann
the day
Wants Ai
aeon Sat
after thes
ta the n
Press, or
to Ci—tt
An easy-to-use device that '
makes attaching snappers for
children's gar- ■1
ments a cinch K©
the lewgth ~ \wne na regured hy
thr Consttuton and laws of this
state.
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FOR RK
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■ GR 6-84:
PROPOSED CONSTITVTIONAL
AMENDMENT TO HE VOTED
ON AT AN ELECTION TO BE
HELD ON NOV EMBER «, 1962.
Proposed CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
Shades Aid Cooling
Properly fitted window
shades will help your air con-
ditioner operate more effi-
ciently and less expensively.
During the day, drawn shades
will reduce inside tempera
turcs and create a pocket of
air between the shade and
window as an insulation
barrier. *
soap and water in cleaning,
these brushes can be used
endlessly to do neat touch-up
and finishing jobs around the
home and office.
new Section author izi
liyidunls, who are
iited States, who
their eighteenth
Don't Scrub Sunburn
To ease the painfulness of
a sunburn, soak, do not scrub,
yourself in a tubful of cool
water with a cup of soda bi-
carbonate and a cup of clothes
starch added.
property
purpose
* of the
of Water Engineers or I
execute long;term con-
amended by adding thereto a new
Board may a
of the Board
its successor.
AMENDMENT TO BF -----
ON AT AN ELECTION TO UK
HELD ON NOVEMBER ». 1962.
any AcAHi
right to
VOTED amount paid “or the same purpose
from the. income of each such person.
withstand abuse and prevent
breakage, the easy attacher
gives • professional results.
mannes an with the same effect as
State boneis issued ainder the author-
ity of the preceding Section 19-c of
this Constitution, and the provisions
in said Secion 49-c with respect to
payment of rrineipai and interest on
ly, and make it easy to follow
intricate designs. Safety fac-
tors. such as shock-proof hous-
ing and blade guard of “Zytel”
nylon rwiir. mown even rhil-
dren can use "Speed Ships”
without danger.
Section 9. which
hospital purposes or
counties or political subilivisions of
this State and for the payment of
the amount pnid to that individual
out of fe'eral funds; and provider!
further, that the amount paid cut
of atate funds for assist ane* pay-
ments shall- not exceed Two Million.
Ill of the over one (1) year old who has not
for th* levy of annual taxes at a
rute ot to exfeed seventy-five cents
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE LEG-
iSLATURE OF THE STATE OF
TEXAS:
Section 1. That Secticn 33 < € Arti-L
cleXVI of the Constitucion o the
State of Texas be amended so as to
hereafter read aa follows:
"Section 33. The accounting officers
of this state shall neither draw nor
pay a warrant upon th* Treasury in
favor of any person, for salary or
compensation as agent, officer or ap-
pointee: who holds at the unit timge j
any other office or position of honor,
trust or profit, under this stale or
the nited States, exeept as pre-
scribed in this Constitution. Provided.
encourage the optimum dievelop-
of meeting the req
district's honds, .the
Amendment nuthorizing the Leg-
Islature to delegat limiteu zoning
powers to any county bordering
on the Gulf of Mexico or the
tidewater limits thereof."
Sec. 3. The Governor of Texas shall,
issue the necessary prochamation for
the eiedion and this amendment shall
Constitution of the State of Texas - continuously resided in Texas for
to raise the limit on vse of state one (1) year immediately preceding
funds for financial assistance of the the application for such ata i stance, or
Amendment shall tie submittetl to a
vote of the qualifiec electors of this
state at an election-to be held on the
first Tuesday after the first Monday
in November, 1962. at which election
all ballots shall have printed thereon
the following:
"FOR the Constitutional Amend-
ment to establish a ceiling of
Iwo Mdlion. Five Hundred Thou-
price not
Versatile Plastic
Conserve your time and
energy during the summer by
upholstering your dining
room chairs with neatly
tacked plastic film. Your liv-
ing room curtains will be pro-
tected against dust and sud-
ripn rain if they art* backed by
clear plastic shower curtains.
of two
Brazoria
de novo
at itut ion and laws of this State.
: 3
Paint brushes of 100 per
cent tapered "Tynex" nylon
filaments by Du Pont make it
possible to use the new water
,nd base paints without Qf
creahtangehuomathie,etare
by water in the palnt, or by with pretective sune-8-8
hubmitted to »
electors of this
state at an election to lie held on' the
eities. towns
SENATE JOINT
NO 9 proposing an
“The Legislature sha)! have the
BF.IT.RSOLVED-BY THF, FG; y-al wet ke iwwalk isause « Umm
1171 me or 7hk »rA7h or 'antieipatory eharacter."
TEXAS: Sec. j. The foregoing Constitutional
provided by. law, as
applied by the Appel- •
Texas on the date of
"Shoudrthe Legistaturerenact en-
aiding lava in anticipation of the
t he ot her coter-
have been first offered for
to read as follows:
••(bi Each county and any other
political subdivision of this State
shall have the right and the hexib-
katur may enet appropriate rexulA-
tory laws to providle for ami adminis;
ter a Retirement. I) and
cpi Fasensaciu uce (o (Cs <
elected anevawwinwwe vfficere MW
empboyees; provielerl same is author-
izexi by a majority vote of the
qualifieu voters voting in such elec-
♦ ton of the county or other political
subdivision. No person shall qaulify
for henefits unless he ehall have
-served in such capaity for al leas'
twelve 412) years, except for th*me
persons otherwise qualifierl prior to
11 >e effective dae <»( this Amenelmentt:
The -amount emit HI>ide*l by the
ing the creation
tai districts " in
a
3
I
xedicah or hospitai care for nerdy
SEN AfE DINT ItEtttTIONihdviuals, nor. shall they maintain
NO 22 Bropsing an amendment to ; or erect hospital facllties, but the
Article IX of the Constitution of the .district shall* By’ resolution assume
. ne hundred dollar
k»BN
The woman who sews at
home will find a number of
new products of special inter-
•st to her now beaching the
l>e prosecuted in the
thun si l the terr lory thereof is th-
elude* I within the district boundaries .
providing that after it* creation no
other municipality or politieal sub-
divisior shnti have the power to Ievy
taxes or issue bonds or other oblia-
that term is use* l in
been sold may
OL.A
Mirat Use
Cach cons
Mr word
Miningum
A MI
Miling wl
asthat
for Much assistance and continuously I election all Ballots shall have printed
for one (1) year mmediately precod- | thereon th* following:
Ing such apnlications: providel that
tution. . while such inmate, or to any -.......... — -------- ----
perron who shul not have actuary ~tion for tne election and this Amehd-
resided in Texas at least tive ment shni be published in the man-
year* during the nine 1(9 yerrs ner and for the length of time re-
iminiintely preceling the application 1 quire! by the Constitution and laws
lor. sueh ms. m lance and con tin uourdy of th* state
Water Development Board to sell,
transfer or lease. In whole or in part.
Section bla of Article
proclamation for
shai have the
required by the
voters of
form of
authorized, no
of their anticipatory character: pre-
scribing the form of ballot and pro-
vidng for the necessary proclamation
Water Development
with the approvnl
that this restriction as to the. draw-
ing or pnying of warrants upon the
Treasury shall not apply to officers
* of the National Guard of Texas, the
National Goan! Reserve, the Officers
Reserve, Corps of the United States,
nor to enlisted men of the National
Guard, the National Guard Reserve,
and the Organized Reserve of the
United Slates, nor to retired officers
of the United States Army, Navy.
Marine Corps, Air Force and Coast
Guard, and retired warrant officers
and retired enlisted men of the United
States Armv. N»vy. Marine Corps,
shall issue
resold to such
authority to .accept from the Federal
Government of the United States
such financial aid for the assistance
of the needy aged, needy blind, and
: reiving old age assistance, rid to the
: needy blind, or aid to dependent
I children, nor while he is residing per-
maneptly in any completely stat-
.. -- „e... w .. requisite to the purchase of such
"Section 49-d. It is hereby declared srorage di
‘ ' * ““ for shaH have securer a vahiel permit
from the Hoard of . Water Engineers
Section to read as foliows:
"‘Sectien II. The Legislature
LEG-.—
E OF and
Section 1 Article' IX of the- Con- 1 Amendment shall be sybmitted to a
stitut’on of the State of Te as is | vote of the qualified electors of ths
state on the first Tuesday after the
first Monday inNovember, 1962, at
. hospial districts in Ochiltree. Caatro (
Hansford and Hopkins Counties each
district to be coextensive with the i
limits of such county.
“If any such district is created, it
may be authorized to levy a tax not |
to exceed Sev enty-five Cents (5e) 1
on the One Hundrel Dollar (S1001 1
valuation of taxable property within
the district: provided, however, no
tax may" be levied until approved
by a majority vote of the participat-
known i
ing for
Hollars ($47,000.0001 a year to Fifty- not continuously residedjjL
two Million Dollars ($52,000,0001 a-one ttyezrmmmediately
year: providing for the necessary such, application.
election, form of ballot, proclamation.
ing of such beaches.
"Nothmg in this amendment shall
increase the rights of any riparian or -------------- —...... -......
Htoru landewner with- regard te be vublished 'in the mannef awl for
henches nvailabe ‘to the public .by
virtue o! public or
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION
NO. 13 paropsing an amendment to
Article III- of ine Constitution of the
State f Texas by areling a new
Section to be known as Section 62
an*l which shall empower the legis-
lature to provide for the temjrary
sueression tu public offices to ns to
insure she continuity of governmental
operatins in perenis of emereney
resulting fromn disust ors caused by
enemy attack, proviling for the
prorlamation and publicist ion of this
prozones ameniment by the Governor.
UE IT RESOLVE WY THE LEG*
ISLATURE OF THE STATE UF
TEXAS:
acquiring <
facilities in
Sec. 3 The
the necessary
election and
pubiisher as
herein contained, and such • other
limitations, restrictions and regula-
tions as may by the Legislature be
deemed expedient for Masistance to.
and for the payment of assistance to:
"(1) Needy aged persons who are
actual bonn fid citizens of Texas,
and who are, over the age of sixty-.
extensive with the limits of such
county.” o •
See The Governor shall issue the
necessery roiamntion for Said ele-
। i n and this Amendment shall be
p ib sheri ii the manner and for the
School Distriets.
for a possible
to sell any unappropriatec public
waters of the State that might be
stored in such facilities. As a pre-
aud duties of public office, except
miemhers of the legislature, the
incumbents of which may become
unv ailabile.""
Sec 3 The Governor of Texas shall
insue the necessary Prolamation for
the electionanil this Amendment shal
le publisheel in Ilie manner and for
the length of line reguire by the
Constilution and laws of this state.
continue to
manner now
Section to he
49-d pi n Irl*
prograi of
TEXAS:
Section 1. That Section
1955 Fort
V $450
1957,Buic
Air
J 955 Cadi
4-dc
1956 Olde
1957 Oida
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this State, prescribing
“ hullot; providing for the
and publication thereof
for all necessary con-
five (65) years: provided that, no l tions as may De deemed appropriate
such ass stance shall be paid to any . by the Legislature."
inmate of any state-supported insti- i Sec. 2. Th* foregoing Const it u-
tution. while such inmate, or to any ' tinnnl Amendment shall be submitted
person who shall not have actually Ho a vote of tne qualified electors of
residd in Texas for at least five ' this state at an election, to be held
(5, years during the nine (9) years | on the first Tuesday after the first
immediately preceding the application Monday in Ne ember, 1962, at which
tion: which it miay.
permit said count
he amended to read as follows:
, "Section 60 The Legislature shall
have the pewet to pass such Ians
may 1* necessary to enahle all
counties and other political sub-
divsioms of this State to provide j for and against this Const it utioi...
Werkman’s Compensation Insurance. • Amenment shall >«e placed on said
including.the right to provide its own ' machine tn such a manner that each
insurance risk, for atl employees of voter may vote on such machine for
the county or political sunlivision or against the Constitutional Amend-
as in its judgment is necessary or
required and the legislature shall
vrovile suitable law# for the neminis-i
‘ neeuy children as such Government
61a of > may offer not inconsistent with re-
FBOFOSW CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT TO HE TOTED
ON AT AN ELECTION TO BE
HELD ON NOVEMBER 6, 1962.
cost ut the Beard in aequirjng same:
____ the Legisature may " provine
terms and conditions for the Board
PUBLIC NOTICE
Propased CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
NUMBER TEN ON THE BALLOT
"The Leginiature may ennet any
laws not inconn istent with this See-
provide insurance for all rm.
bintriets, end
minbus with
ing resident qulified prperty-tax-
paying voter* ‘who haye duly ren-
- tiered their property for taxatibn.
The maximum rate of tex may be
changed at -ubequent eleclions *u
long as obligations are hot impa red.
• nd not to exceoi the ninxinfum lit.fi
<
I wish
St J ude
F.' Haul
Mueller,
who belt
ilIess ol
who past
May Got
Merbe u
165-ite
TEXAS: ---- —
' Section 1. That Section »1-1> oftmanently ane totauiy disnhled •• that
Art ele III of the Constitution of the j Government mny offer not inconsie-
State of Texas, relatin’ to assistance 1 tent with the restrietiona herein pro-
to needy persons totally and per- i vileti. ... ,
manentiy phys rally or mentally dig- Sec - The foregoing Constitutional
i bled be nmendel and renumhered so I
* as to read ns follows: «
"Section 51-b-1. The Legislature
shali have the power in provide by
General Laws, unler such limitations
and restrietions mm may lie deemed by
the Legislature expedient, for as-
necly Blind and needy children
froni Forty-svn Million Dr Hairs
6$47.000,000) to Fifty-two Million
Dollars 4$52,000,000)."*
"AGAINST the Constitutional
' Amendment raising the limit on
iise of. state f unds to assist needy
aged, needy blind and needy
children from Forty seven Million
NUMBER ONE ON THE BALLOT_____
1^2^:'
. ----- ’ Amendment shall be submitted to a
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION ; vote of the qualified electors of this
NO. 25 proposing an Amendment to State at an election to he held en the
be, on 60 of Article III of the Con- date fixed by law- fur the General
pHtution of the State of Texas to 1 Election in November A.l». 1962, at
Authorize Ail counties and other which all ballots shall have printed
litical subdivisions of this State j there*»n
“FOR the Constitutional Amend-
ment providing workman's Com-
pensation Insurance for all em-.
pt oyees of alh political sub-
of one er more counties with gower
_ to issue vonds for the purchase, con*
- ’ st ration, ^acquisition, repair or re-
nontion of buildings and inipvov e-
ments and equipping same, for hos-
pital purposes; providing for the
transfer to the hosyital district of
the title tn any [and. Buildings im-
provements and equipment located
wholly within the district which may
he jointly or separately owned by any
city, town or county, providing that
any district so created shall assume
full responsibility for providing
medical and hospital care for its
needy inhabitants and assum the
outstanding indebtedness incurred by
cities, towns and counties for hos-
pital purpose* prior to the creation
of th. district. If same are located
wholly within its boundaries and a
pro rata portion of such indehtednes"
bated upon the then last approved
tax assessment rolls of the ineluried
(75e) on t he
valuation of
"Cepsr" an Gonmar's “Nyd K. :
laire" slide fasteners are made •
PROPOSID < ONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT to BE VOTED
ON AT AN ELECTION TO HE
HELD ON NOVEMBER «. I9«i
vote of th. qualified electors of this
slate at an election to be held
throughout the State of Texas on the
th. first Tuesday after the first
Monday in November, 1962. at which
appals from Justiee of the Pence
Courte to ounty Courts: and shoulel
the Legisiature provide for such
appeals to be tried completely de
novo and independent of any aelminis-
trative or executive agtion, ruling or
decision thereon, the courts . shall
comply with such general law ami
shall near and determine such appenls
in the manner and under the coneli-
St ruction, equipping, maintaining
and financing if nuthorizecl."
"AGAINST ' the Constitutional
Amendment authorising the con-
struetion, equipping, maintenance
and financing of a home for the
aged in Titus County nni for
permitting the Legislature to
authorize the creation of two
(21 hospital districts in Brazoria
County, one of which is to in-
clude all or part of the West
Columbin. Brazoria and Damon
Independent School District... and
the other coterminous with the
Sweeny Independent School Dis-
needy aged, needy blind, and needy
children from Forty-seven Million
to the needy aged, needy blind, and
neely chi 1*1 ren shall never exceed the
sum of Fifty-two Million Dollars
($52,000,000) per year. The Legisla-
ture shall enact appropriate laws to
make lists of the recipients of aid
hereunder availabie for inspection,
under such limitations and restric-
Air Force and Coast Guard. It is
further provided, that state employees
may serve in an advisory capacity or
be appointed to serve as a ounau Itani
or oa an advisory committee, or as
a member of a Public School Board
provided they are not members of
the teaching profession, and may re-
ceive reimbursement of expenses, with
other agenejen of this state, or any
political subdivision thereof, and of
the Federal Government, with the
approval of the administrative head
of th. stair department er agency
or the governing board of the instiz
tution in which such employee la
employed and provided there is no
conflict of interest."
Sec. 2 The foregoing Constitutional
Amendment «hgH be submitted to a
vote of the qualified electors of this
•late at th, general election to be
held th* first ‘Tuesday after th* firat
Monday in Nov*mb*r. 1962, at which
election all hnhot» hal have printed
----------- I supported institition; and prov.led
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION I further, that not more thnn Twenty
i I'M LA
I ANNU
AGAIN
ItUBE
WHER
MAY F
A
advisory committee, or aa a mem-
ber of a Publle School Board rpro,
vided they are not members of
the teaching profession, with a
state ageney. or any political sub-
division thereof, or the Federnl
('•over n ment, if approve* ’ by ad-
‘ministrative hand or governing
board of such employee and there
is no conflict of Interest.**
"AGAINST the Constitutional
Amendment permitting state em-
ployees to serve as 41 conultant
or on an advisory contmittee: or
as a member of a Public School
Bonn! provided they are not
members of the teaching pro-
fession with a state agency, or
any political subdivision thereof,
or ’’the Feleral Government, if
approved by administrative head
or governing board of such em-
ployee and there is no onfict of
interest.” * .e .
Sec. 3 The Govefh.. 7 shall i8ue
the necessary Proclamation for Baid
election and have the same published
as required by the Cnstitution and
laws of this state.
election all ballots shall have printed
thereon the following:
”FOR the Amendment to Section
49-b of Article III of the Con-
stitution of Texas by adding
thereto a provision authorising
the resale of lands of the
Veterans Land Fund remaining
unsold after having been first
offered for sale to veterans, to
such purchasers, in such quan-
tities. and on such terms, anil at
such prices and rates of intereat.
and under such rules and regula-
tions as are now provided by law,
or as may hereafter be provided
by law."
"AGAINST the Amendment to
Section 49-b of Article III of the
Constitution of Texas by adding
thereto a provision authorizing
tie resale of lands of the
Veterans Land Fund remaining
unsold after having been first
offered for sale to veterans, to "
such purchasers, in such quan-
titles, and on such terms, and a
such prices and rates, of interest,
and under such rules and regula-
tions as are now provided by law:
or as may hereafter he provided
by law.”
If it’ appears from the returns of
said election that a majority of the-
। votes cast were in favor of said
Amendment, the same shall become
a part oof the State Constitution and
1* effective from the date set forth
in sajl Amendment, and the Governor
shail issue a proclamation in keeping
therewith
Sec. 3. The Governor of the State
of Texas shall issue the necesnary
proclamation for said election. . and
thia Amendment shall he published
in the manner and for the length of
time required by the Constitution of
this state. ______ iccsl
first Tuesday after the first Monday
in November, 1962. at which election
all ballots, shall have printed thereon
the following:
"FOR the Const itutiona Amend-
ment MUthbrizing the Legislature
to delegate limited zoning powers
to any county berdering on the
(Hilf of Mexico or the tidewater
limits thereof.
"AGAINST the Constitutional
is being of-
fered together
with a sup-
ply of "Grip
per" brand
■ nap fasten:
ers. Designed
for worn »h.
By law authorize the creation
shall not be invalid to the district.
Lightweight slide fasten-
ers of an entirely new con-
struetion are, being offered
for home sewing. Talon’s
trict, also
of Seventy-five Cents (73e1 rer One । length of time required by the Con-
Hundrel Dollar ($100) valuation st totjon and laws of this state.
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION
NO. 46 proz iosing an Amendment to
* the Constitution of Texas by adding
3 to Article III a new Section to he
( known as Section 49-d authorizing
the Texas Waler Developmen Board
to acquire ami develop storage
facilities in reservoirs and to dispose
of such storage facilities ami water
upon such terms as the Lexislature
shall prescribe: providing for the
use of funds receiven from the ebis-
State of Texas, by adding a rev all such responi bilities -and shall
Section thergtg to be known" niui assume all .of the liahilities * and-
deserhad as Secton tf. proviing * ohfigatons tinefurf'nf hondi and
that the Legislature may authorise ' warrants) of such subdivisions or
the creatior of hosnital distriets' in ! municipalit ien or hoth. The maximum
Ochiltree. Castro, Hansford and j tax rate submitted shall be sufficient
Hopkins Counties, ear h*distr i< t to be to discharge obligations, liabilities,
coextensive with the limits of.such and responsibilities, /-nd to maintain
county, nuthorizing the levying anti l and opert the hospital system, and
sates of taxes; providing for the : the Legisluture may authorize the
d und pre pert es sti t d ■ ssue . bonds 'for the
for hospital / uses, a well ns the purpose of the purchase, construction,
maintenance vand operation of the acquisition, repair or renovation of
same: an*! auchorizing tne issuance ' improvements and initially equipping
of tax bonds for the purpose of the "the same. and.such bo e‛s shall be
purchase. construction, acq- sition, ‘ payable from s .<1 Seventy-five Cent
repair or renovation of improvements; (75c) tax. The Legislature shall pro-
and further providing that any en- 1 vide for transfer of title to properties
lions prescribed by the Legislature,
even though such action on the part
of the courts involves administrative
or executive rather than judicial
powers; proyided, however, in the
absence of legislation enacted sub-
sequent to the adoption of this
amendment, all such appeals shall
house: JOINT RESOLUTION
NO. 70 proposing an Amendimnt to
Aytiele IX of the Constitutidn of the
State of Texas by adding thereto a
the Const it uiru A of Texas, known as
the "Bill of Nights" shall not be in
anv manner, affecjed. amended, im-
paired, suspended, repealed or sus-
pended hereby."’
Sec. 2 The foregoing Constitutional
Amendment shall be submitted to a
vute of the a ua H fied electors of this
state at an election to be held on the
first Tuesday after the first Monday
in Novemher. 1963. at which election
all ballots shall have printed thereon
the following'
"FOR the Constitutional Amend-
ment empowering the Legislature
to,insure continuity of state and
local governinental operations in
perjoxls of emergency resulting
from disasters caused by enemy
attack by providing (or he
orompt and temporary succession
to the powers and duties of
public office, except members of
ha ' bawinler - ihecdarxa -*-
of whih may become uhavail-
nhe." .
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION
NO. 36 proposing an Amendment to
bulisection (bl of Section 62 of
Article XVI of th* Constitutior of the
State of Texas w m n authorise for
electerl and appointive officers arid
employers, who serve in such capacitt
for twelve (12) more, years in
spy courty or other plitical 8ub,
ision. • Retirement. Disability and
Death Compensation Program.
HE IT KESOLVED BY THE LEG-
isiATUKE OF THE STATE OF
TEXAS:
Sectior I. Subseetion (b) of Section
62 of Article XVI of the Costitution
of the state of- Texas is amended
enforce anti administer the provisions
conthinev herein.
"‘Should the, Legisiature enact legis-x
Intion in anticipation of the adoption ,
of this amendment, such legislation
shall not lie invalid.by reasonofitamesmnw
anticipatory character.”
ayd to read as follows:
“Section 62. Continuity of State
and Lcal,Gqxsrnme nta • Oie rati •«}*•......
The Lexislature. in order to insure
ontinuityof state ane lordi yovern-
mental operntions in periols ofmner
the adoption of this amendment, and
no change tn the * manner of such
Appeals shall Im* effected except by
legislation enaetel subsequent to the
adoption of this amendment."
Ser. 2. The foregging Constitutional
Amenelment shall lie. submitted to a
vote of the qualified electors of this
State, at an election to be held
throughout th* Stat* on the first--.........
Tueshay after the first Monday in
November. 1962. at which, election
all ballots shall hate printed thereon
the following;
"FOR the Constitutional Amend-
ment granting the Legisiature
power to provide for trials f)o
novo on all npeals from actions,
rulings, or decisions of adminis-
trative or executive agencies of
government.”
"AGAINST the Constilulional
Amendment granting the legis-
lature power to provide for trials
dle novo on all appehls from
act Inna, rulings, or decisions of
administrative or executive agen-
cies of government," •
If it appears from (he returns of
such election that a mnjnrity of the
votes cast therein are fo» such
amenemnent, name shnil become a part
of the Constitutiom of Texas.
Sec.. 3 The Governor of the State
of Texas is hereby directed to issue
the necessary proclamation for such a
election and this amendment shall be
publisherl an<l the election shall be
held as require*! by the Constitution
nne laws of this Slate.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE LE(-.
ISLATUKE OF THE STATE OF
TEXAS:
/ ?Seatiok I vf the
Cotsitution of the State of Texm»
l>e amended by arhling thereto a new
Section, immeiately following Sect 1014,
1, to be known as Section I-A which
shnil read ms follows:
"Section i-A, The Legislature may
• authorize the governing laxly of any
cqunty borderinx on the Gulf of
Mexico or the tidewater limits there-
of to regulate and restrict the speed,
parking and travel of motor vehicles
on beaches available to the public by
virtue of public right and the litter-
NO. 7 proposing an Amezdment toWoliars 4820) n month out of state
Sectiqn 5!-b of Article- Hl of the • funds may be paid to any individual
Constitution of the e it* of Texan, I recipient: nnd provided further. that
relating to —te—wilr l the in mint PA1<F out of state fundi
-— potions t«/tally and permanently 1 to any indivi al may never exceed
physically, or mentally disable*!.
is zl 0
limit* thereof. "
^Sbate^ bonds i»*‘ue»l^shaH likewhw
apply with respect to payment of
piincipal and interest reuires tu lie
panid by such contracta. If storage
tacilities are acquired for a term of
years, such con tract* -shall contain
provisions for renewal that rwit pro
tect the State's. investment.
"‘The aggregate of the bonds
authorized by said Section 49-c,
plus ethe principal of the obliga-
tions incurred unier any eontraet
authorize hereunder, shail" not ex*
ced the Ywo Hundred Million Dollars
4 $200,000,000) in bones authorized by
said Section 19-c of Article 111 of
thia 4 onstitmi on.
which election all ballots shall have
printed thereon the following
"FOR the Amendment to Article
IX of the Constitution permitting
the < reation of hospital districts
in Ochiltree. Castro. Hansford
and Hopkins Counties, each dis-
trict to be coextensive with the
timits <>f such courty.” *
"AGAINSI the Amendment t
Article LX of the Conrtitution
permitting the erention of hos-
pital districts in Ochiltree,
Castro. 'Kantf^rd and Hopkin
Counrties. each distriet to be co-
. numbering said Section, and provid-
ing thnt the amount pnid cut of
state funds for assistanee payments
to the totally and permanently <Hs-
nbled may nerer exceed Two Million.
Five Hundred Theusand Dollar*
($2,500,000) per year.
BE IT RrSOLV ED Bl? THE LEG-
ISLATUIE OF THE STATE: OF
acquiring conservatiot storagr
facilities in reservoirs": anit," _
“AGAINST the Amendment to
Article LIlaofthe Constitution of
Texas by addling h new Section
to Ie knewn vs Section 19-.
providing for I- Stnte program of
he publisKed in the manner and for
_____ ____ ______ the length of time as required by the
and cbunfies if Tess Constitution nnd Taws of this State
sand Dollars (62,500.000) per
year on the amount that may lie
paid out of state turds for na-
sistance payments to the totally
and permanently disahler ""
“AGAINST the Constitutional
Amendment to establish a ieilink
of Two Million. Five Hundred *'
Thousand Dollars . ($2,500,000)
per year on th* amount that
miny be pni<! out of state {unds
for a > .a i r i-avmentf, to the
totally and riermhncntfy dis-
aide*!.”
Sec. 1. Th Governor of Texas rhall
Issue the necessary Proclmmatiom for
tne election and this Amendment shall
be publishei in the manner and for
the length of time as required by th»
Constitution ami laws of this stat*
2%Empr SN “S-
TEXAS:
Section 1. That Section 60 of
Article III of the State Constitution,
trirts, and providing • for all
necessary construction, equipping.
maintaining and financing If
authorize*!. ‛‛
Ker. 3. The Governor shall issue the
necessary proclamation for said
election and have.the same published
as require*! by the Constitution and
laws of this State.
($47,000,000; to Fifty-
fion Dollars ($52,000.-
irexi storage faclities or the
use such storage facilties
Constitution of Lhe State of Tekas %
amendel lry Hildillg thereto M wew
Section to be known as Section 62
or part of the West Columbia. Bra-
zoria and Damon Independent School
Distriets; and the other cotertinots
with the Sweeny- lndeB>n<lrht School
District, proyiding for a possible con-,
soiidation of the two. providin a
. mode of funding and also anthor czing
constrtion, equipping, maintaining,
and financing of a home for the
aged in Titus County.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE LE(-
fSt.ATI RE OF THE STATE OF
• TEXAS:
Section I- Article IX of the Con-
stitution of the State of Texas is
amneed by acing thereto a hew
Seclion to .cto ** follows:
“Section 10, ah The Legisjature
may authorize the creation of two
(2) hospital djstricts in Brazoria
ounty, one of which shall inelude
all or part of the West Columbia.
Brazoria, and Damon Independent
School Districts and the other co-
terminous with the Sweeny Indepen-
dent School District. The qualifier
electorate of the hospital districts
may, by majority vote of each such
hospital district, consolidate the
Sweeny Hospital Dfstriet ’Into the
Damon, West (‘olumbia, and Brazoria
Hospital District at any time sub-
sequent tn organization tff
separate hospital districts.
"Such districts, if created, may be
authorized to levy m tax not to
exceed twenty-five cents (25c) on the
one hundred dollar valuation of tax-
able property within the elistriets.
provide*! no tax may be levied untjl
approved By m majority Vote of the
participating resilient, qualified, prop-
erty taxpaying voters who may have
duly rendered their property for tax-
allon. The maximum rate of tax'may'
he changed at suhrequent elections,
provided existing obligations are not
impaired, but in no event shall any
changej of rate exceed twenty-fix*
cents (25c) pel one hundred dollar
valuation.
“The maximum tax rate submitter
shall he sufficient to discharge such
ol ligations, - liabilities, nnd respon-
sibilities, and to acquire, construct,
maintain and opernte the hospital
system, and the Legislature mny
authorize the distriet to issue tax
bonds for the purpose of the aceuisi-
tion, construction,, purchase, repair
or renovation of improvements ami
intially equipping the same ane! such
bonds shall be payable front -said
twenty-five cent fax.
"(b In addition tn all other ad
valorem taxes authorize*! under this
Constitution and the laws of the State
f Tex aa, Titus County is hereby
ment of the limited number of
feasible sites 'available for the con-
st ruction or eninrgemen of dans and
reservoirs for conservntion of the
• public waters of the State, which
waters are held in trust for the us*
and benefit of the public. To this
end. ami with the approval of the
Boayd of Water Engineers or its
successor, the proceeisfrom th sule
of State bonds deposited in the l'exas
Water Development Fund as provjdeu
in Article 111. Section 49- of this
Constitution, may be used by the
Texas . Water Development Board,
under such provisions as the Legis-
lature may prescribe by general law,
for the additional purposes of acuuir-
ing and developing storage facilities.
For the "conservation, and development
of water for useful purposes in and
from reservoirs constructed or to I*
constructed or enlarged within the
State of Texas or on any f st ream
constituting a houndary of the State
of Texas, by any one dr more of the
follow ing governments or goverH-
menial .agenc ies: by the Lnited Stnter
of America 01 any agency depart-
ment or instrumentality thereof; by
the State of Texas or any agency,
department or instrumentality there
of j by political subdivisions-or hodies
politic ami corporate of the State,
by !■,» *■*!■>« niiifi mmmliJlkllU W
which the Sinte of Texas is a piztrty:
on account of any child, under th*
age of one 411 year whoe mother has
sueh msuranre fn the tion and have the same published as
Five Hundred Thousand Dollars
($2,500,000) per yeur.
**The Legislature shall have th*
authority to aecept from the Govern-
ment of the United State* Much inan-
providing for a
lidation of the two
nuthorized and empo vered to levy,
assess and ollec a tax not ex-
ceeling twentyfive cents (25c) on the
one hundred dollar valuation of. tax-
able property in said-County in any
one year for the purpose of paying
the principal and interest, on any
bonils issued by said County for th*
purpose of constructing and equipping
a horn* or homes for the aged
persons in said County and tn pay the
maintenance and operation expenses,
thereof, provided said bonis and tax
shall have been authorize*! at an
eletion nr elections held ' for that
puruse hy egir of the qualified
electors of M"fit us County, who own
taxable property in said County and
who have duly rendered the. mine for
taxation, voting at said election.
This provision shall be self-enacting
and no enabling, legislation hereunder
shall be required. Any bond issued
hevevnder shm) he- bened i aecow-
ance with the General Laws except
as herein otherwise provided."
Ser. 2. The foregoing Constitutional
Amendment shall be submitted to a
vote ot the qualified voters of this
State at the General Election to be
hld the first Tuesday nfter the first
Morday in November, 1962, at which
election all ballots shall have printed
thereon:
“FOR the Constitutional Amend-
ment authorising the construe*
tion, equipping, maintenance and
financing of a home for the aged
in Titus County and for permit-
ting the Legisiature to authorise
the creation of two (2) hospital
districts in Brazoria Cotnty. one,
of which is to include all or ppt *
of the West Coluwoin, rmori
ane Eamon Endependent School
and shn 11 not exreel at any time five
per centum (5'} of the compenna-
tion paid to each such person by the
county and State.”
Sec. 2. The foregoing Constitutional
Amendment shall be submitted to a
vote of the qualified electgrs in this
State at an election to' I* held on the
first Tueselay after the first Monday
in Novemler, 1962, of which election
alt "bailots shall have printed’thereon
the following:
“FOR the Constitutional Amend-
ment authorizing retirement, dis-
ability, ‘ane death benefits for
elected and appointive officers
/ and employees of counties and
political subdivisions who have
serve in such capacity for
twelve (12) years or mor*.”
“AGAINST th* Constitutional
Amenelment authorizing retire-
ment. disabhility, ami death bene-
fits for elected and appointive
officers and employees of counties
am! political subdivisions who
have served in such capacity fora
ceeve years-Or-none.""
Sex. 6. WhouM the Urti^nro pnnet
enabling laws in anticipation m the
adloyition of this Amendment, such
legislation shall not be invalid by
reason of its anticipatory haracter:
See. 4. The Governor of lexAs shall
issue the necessary proclamation for
the election anA the Amendment shall
lie published in the manner and for
the length of time at required by
the Constitution ami laws of ths
Kla'e ________■
nnd mlHod l— • <
"AGAINST the Constitutional
Amnndment empowering the
Lexislature to insure continuity
ofstate and localL:goysrnmental
Ojerations in per,ls of erer-
gency resulting from disasters
enused hy enemy attack by pro-
viding fur tor prompt an tem-
guirary succession to the powers
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION
NO. 32 proposing an amendment to
the Constitution of the State of
Texas to authorize the Leegislature to
provide for trial de novo on all*
appeals .to the courts from actions,
rulings or decisions of administrative
agencies ami executive departments
of the State of Texas or any of its
political subdivisions.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE LEG-
ISLATURE OF THE STATE OF
TEXAS:
Section 1. That the Constitution of
Texas be ami same is hereby amenderl
by the addition to Article 11 of a
new Section to be known as Section
2, said new Section 2 to reac as
follews;
"'Section 2. Notwithstanding any
other provision of the Constitution,
the Legislature shall have th* power,
by genera) aw, lo prornh for appeals
to Um coucte from any and all
actions, "rulings or decisins of ad-
ministrative ngencies ang, executive
department* of the State of Texas or
any of its political sublivisions, under
such provisioni ami limitations as th*
-* legislature shall deem necessary and
desirable; and th* courts of Texas
shall have no power or authority to
refuse, deny, or change the manner
of such appeals, if brought in the
manner provielet by general law, even
though such appeal* shall be provielerf.
shall read as follows:
“Section 9. The Legislature may by
law provide for the creation, estah-
/ ( lishment. maintenance and operation
of hospital district* composed of one
or more counties or all or any part
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT TO BE VOTED
ON AT AN ELECTION TO BE
HELD ON NOVEMBER 6. 1962.
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT TO BE VOTED
ON AT AN ELEC TION TO FE
HELD ON NOVEMBER 6,-1962.
, HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION
NO. 51 proposing an Amenlment to
Article IX of the Constitution of the
State of Texas by aiiling thereto a
new Section to be known a* Section
9 to provide that the Legislature may
authorize the creation of hospit
districts composed of all or part of
one or more counties: the assumpticn
by the district of any ‘ included ciiy.
town or county hospital indebtedness
and the transfer of all hospitnl
facilities thereof to the dinrict; the
issuance of bonds for hospital pur-
poses and the levy of taxes to pny
the district*! beads, assumeri indebt-
edness, and for operating and main-
taining the district; providing other
terms and conditions for accomplish-
ing the purposes of this Amendment
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE LEG-
ISLATURX OF THE STATE OF
TEXAS:
Section 1. That Article IX rf the
Constitution of the State of Texas
be. end the same is hereby, amended
by adding thereto another Sertion to
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION
NO. 19 proposing an amendment to
Article IX of the Constitution of the
State of Texas to add a new Section
to be .known as Section 1-A which
permits the Legislature t delegte
certain zoning powers to the govern-
PROI OSKD CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT TO BE VOTED
ON AT AN ELECTION TO BE
HELD ON NVEMBEK «. HM
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION
NO. ■ 12 proposing an Amendment te
the Consiitution -o as to provide that
•(•<• employees may be employed in
an ndviwory capneity or • pvointed te
serve as a consultant or on an ad-
visory committee, or a* a memher of
a Public 8chool Board provided they
are not members of the teaching pro-
and may receive reimburse-
ment of expenses, with other agen-
d-s ofthis state- or any political
ufukiv'sion thereof, and of th* Fel-
cral Government, with Gw approval
of Us wdministrative head of the
state department or agency, of the
governing board of the Institution
in which such employee is employed
und provided there is no conflict of
inter eat. i" "I"
gency result । ng from diansters «uuned
by eremy attac k. shall have the puwes
ind the ivmeliate duty to prux nlv
for porompt him! temwrar successien
to the |M»weis Mini duties of public
offices except memliers of the Lexis
lature. of whafever nature and
whether file by election or nppoint-
nent. theineminleenta of Which miay
hecome unavailable for currying on
the wwers and duties of such offices.
Providee. however, that Article 1 of
or its successor authorizing the
acquiaMion of such storage faciliimo
or.the water impoundel therein. The
money received from any sale, trans-
fur or lease of storage facilities shall
lie useil to pay principal ane interest
on Statu bonds issued or contractual
obligations incurred by th* Texas
Water Development Board, provided
that when mioneys are sufficlent to
pay the full amount of indebteslness
then outstanding and the full amount
of interest to accrue thereon, any
further sums received from the sale,
transfer or lease of such storage
facilities may I* used for the acqui-
sition of adelitionat storage facjlities
er for providing'financial assistance
as authorizeti by said Section 49-c.
Money received from the sale of.
water, which shail include staneby
service, may be used for the opera-
"tion and .maintenance of acquired
facilities, und for the- pay ment of
prineipal nnd interest, on debt inn.
currel, ( \
"‛Shou!e the leginlature enact en-
aiding Inws in anticipation 'of the
adoption of this Amendment, such
Acts skull not e void by reason of
theit anticipatory character."
See 2. The foregoing Constitutional
Amendment shall lx* submitted to h
vote of the .on >*<i •I wiu**. ■«( i!iir~~
_f"State at the General Election to he
• hell on Novembet 6. 1 2. at which
election all ballots shall have printel
the maximumn payment per month
from stnte funds shull not be more
than Twenty-five Dollar* 4823) per
person; and provided further. that
no payment In excess of Twenty-one
Dollars (6?11 shni? be pnid out of
state funds toran individual until and
unleas suh additionl amounts are
mntched by the Federal Goyernment..
,‘(2) Needy blind persons who are
actual ♦ bona fide citizens of Texas,
and ..re over the age of twenty-one
(21 i years: provided that no such
mss stance * shall he paid fo any in-
mate of any at a te- sur ported insti-
position of acquireu storage ami [ “The Lezislature shall provide
water, providing that any enabling j term* and conditions .foi th* Texaa
Acts shall not V invalic because
"If uch tax
(21 hospit
stores. Elec-
tric scissrs,
for instance,
enable her to
cut out pat-
terns in half
the usual time
because they
slice through
fabrics quickly
and effortless-
sumed by it anil its maintenance and
operating expenses, providing that
such district shall not he crened or;
«t:Ch tax authorizer unless approved
by a majority of th* qualifier prop-
erly Lapnying electrs thereof voting
nt an election called for the purpose:
and providing further thnt the
suprort and maintenance of the dis-
trict‛s hospital system shall , never
become a charge against or oblign-
tion of the Stair of Texas nor shall
any direct aypronriation be made, by
the Iefislature for the r nstrurtion.
mnintenance or imp t lement of any
nF the facilities of sch distritt
"‘Provided, however, that no district
•hall l»e created except by act of the
legislature and then only after.thirty
(361 days' public notice to the distret
affected, and in no event may the
Legislature provide for a district 10
he created without.* affirmative -7
voile ofa A majority of the taxpaying
voters in the distriet concerned?*
Sec. .Theforegoing Constitutional
Amendment shall he submitted to the
qunlified electors of the State at the
General Election, to he held the first
I ueslay alter the Grst Monday in
Novemler. 1962, at which election Mil
Ballot* snail have printed thereon:
"FOR the Constitutional Amend-
ment authorizing the Legislafur
to create hospital district* and
prescribing limitation upon the
powers of such districts”
“AGAINST the Constitutional
Amendment authorizing the Ieg-
Islature to create hospital distriets
and preeribing limitations upon (
the powers of such districts.”
Sec. 3. The Governor of Texas shal
issue th* necessar proclamation for
the election nnd this Amendment shall
tram with the Unitod states or any
of its agencies, for the neuisition
and development of storage farilities
in reservoirs construeted or to be
construetel by the Federal Govern- |
ment Such contraets when execut c >
shall constitute general obligaions of ■
the Sint* of Texan in the same |
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT TO BE VOTED
ON AT AN ELECTION TO BE
HELD ON NOVEMBER 6, 1962.
• SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION
NO. 25 proposing an Amendment to
Section 49-b, Article Ill of the Con-
stitution of Texas permitting the re-
sale of lands of theYeterans Land
Fund remaining unsold after having
been first offered for sale to veterans,
to he sold tn such purchasers, in such
quantities, and on such term*, and at
such prices ane rates of interest, and
under such rule* and regulations as
are now provided by law or a* may
hereafter he provided by law. pro-
vieling for an election and the -issu-
ance of a proclamation therefor.
RE IT RESOLVED BY THE LEG-
ISLATURE OF THE STATE OF
TEXAS:
Section 1. That Sectio 49-b. Article
III of the Constitution of Texas, be
amender by adding thereto .the
following:
"The foregoing notwithstanding.
। for one < 1)' year immediately nce-
' ceding such application,
| "(3) Needy children who are actual
hena fide citizens of Texas, and are
. under the age of sixteen (16) year*:
prov ided that no such assistance
Article 11! of the Constitution of me j rtrictions herein set forth; provided
State of Texas be amended to read. 1 however, that the amount of sueh
"Section 51a. Payment of Aseis- assistance out of state funds to each
tance to Needy Aged. Needy Bl.nd . person assisted *ha!l never exceed
and Needy Children: I the amount sc- expended out of federal
The Legislature shall have the . funds: an*! provided further, that the
power, by General Law*, to provide, total amount of money to be expended
subject to limitntions and restrictions ■ out of state funds for such assistance
and by municival corwrations
"Under such provisions a*
purchaser*, in such quantities, and on
•uch term*, and at such prices and
rates of interest, ' and under such
rules} and regulatio is as are ow
, prov hied by law, or ax may hereafter
be provieled by law
"This Amendment •hall become rf-
(heir nixty-fifth (65th» birthday, who
are totally and permanently disahlei
by reason of i mental or physical
handicap or a combination of physical
ami mental handicap* and not feasible
for vocutiena} rehabilitation, and who
are residents of the Stnte of Fexas.
who have reside* in this state for
at least one (1) year continuously
immeliately preceding the arplieation
and who Have resalp in the spite j
l for at least an aldlitiona! five |
A years during the nine (9) years ini- :
meliately preceding, the application
for assists nce: nnd proviling further,
that no indiv Mual shall receive asa
sistance vneer this program for the
vermanently and totally disahleil |
during any period when he is re- I
divisions"; and
“AGAINST the Constitutional
uA--mesnkw,- "erpmeri
Gompensation: ingwrance for all
employees of all political sub-
divisions.”
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Blanton, Ben F. Brenham Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 97, No. 165, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 21, 1962, newspaper, August 21, 1962; Brenham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1555851/m1/4/: accessed June 23, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Nancy Carol Roberts Memorial Library.