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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1966 The Mayoral Candidates Anderson vs. Holleman THE BRYAN DAILY EAGLE Sunday, Jan. 30, 1966 Bryan - College Station, Texas - Page 3 • As u I !N � !! Ii 1 It 111 l I G i op�p�ry� I NtiP 0!I I ^ 1111 � I'll �1 a I �� , � ��da,�� l 1�II�OI �II�I9'1111 C ��II � I �� t' , I ' II I III !III III' G; Ihll I 'l I I 1 11!I�1IIi � � l 11111 11 I I;l 1 III I �I1 � 1 � 1� 11 .., 1 1 j I I Ill; [ 1111,h I 1 11. II 1 1 I III 1 I, ! I II 1 11 I I g li II I1 ll 1 I U 1 1I II 1 h 1 ,[ 11, 1 1 1 1, 1'', I 111 II 0l �1,1 � I 1 I11h ,1 M i l l 1 L I 1 'I!I I I VI I , i1 1I 1 111, 1 �l 1 II 14 ' II � 1 1 I jl I q 1111 II It III I � II II I I� l!I�i LfI�11l1 I � �I II I�I � 111 II,� i l i til� v li I 11'1111:11:111 ' 1111 � �IL' 1I I!L I 1 1 ' 1 . , II �II I 11 III II11 ! l I 4111: 11 ! a I '1 1.'II Ill'.,.. I I I li: ,1h ,1 ,II ,,! 1 ! I I !I 11 .. 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CANDIDATE FOR Three city councilmen and a mayor will be M A Y 0 R elected by the people, April 5. Your choice of City of College Station representatives to these positions will directly APRIL 5, 1966 effect the course our city government pursues. Your Vote For Him Is A Vote For We urge you to pay your POLL TAX and VOTE. ACTION • PROGRESS DIRECTION Pol. Adv. Pd. by J. A. Haislet In Your City Government Paid Political Announcement By ... __,_. , ,;, A. E. Denton & Friends of the Candidate. 'I I' , 1 1 I I; ' i, I, l VOTE i I 1 ' ' 1 I Al � 1 ' 1 I I , 1,,,,0111111,' ! 1 . II 1 1 IC u11 I l p 1 Ili � I 1 III � 1 1 1 D. A. 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"Andy" ANDERSON i.. r City of College Station as a single entity of govern - 4 ment separate from Bryan; a 9 MAYOR Progressive, orderly development of our city in 'I �� keeping with our ability to pay; of Priority CITY OF COLLEGE STATION Establishment of short and long range , � goals o _ � � guide the city's growth; h APRIL 5, 1966 City responsibility in enforcement of deed restric- l i tions; +6. - Publication of an annual report to the citizens by the Council on its stewardship; Maintenance and development of city parks and 1 I beautification of the city; D. A. ANDERSON STANDS FOR: Expediting plans for a water distribution system • City of College Station as a single entity - - no merger and • water tank which are vitally needed by cit- • Progressive orderly city development based on ability to pay izens during the summer and for fire protection; • Developing short & long range goals to guide city growth • City enforcement of deed restrictions The principle that government is established to • Council stewardship reports to the citizens V serve all people; • City beautification and parks improvement • Principle that government must serve all people The greotest degree of cooperation with Texas • Cooperation with Texas A &M University and Bryan A &M University; • Maintenence and development of streets t • Proposed County Road and East By -Pass Full cooperation with the City of Bryon in planning • Strengthened support of law enforcement & fire protection and developing the area for mutual betterment; • Proper zoning and encouragement to industry and business Maintenance a n d development of streets in all Wards, including the proposed County Road and the East By -Pass; Strengthening and support of law enforcement and fire protection; Consideration of industrial sites, properly zoned, to encourage desirable businesses to locate in the city; Representation of people of all interest in making appointments to city committees; Dedication to the operation of the city government to give careful consideration to the needs of all the people in its planned future growth. Paid Political Announcement By: Grady P. Porker W. A. Smith Clayton Greer Tommy H. Preston John A. Haislet • i Z 3• b 3 ¢' 0 a P. p co 03b a, °rig m ��•^ . E.c N •° a PO o › 0 ° Q , C. G V o $ . 4'03 -+ W i, is al 3 a a m• 14.116 . i ' Y C . Y • 7 ,, Y . 4 ; 't2-.'. : S. W b E ay , ., Y 11111111 a g am ' "0 41 IF � 3° � E ° + ih L fl + 3 Y i . d �o .° o „ S c P% � � d S. . mo o ' Il p b 0. O d ° s. U] 44 k CO W H cq �, 1 4 ! 1 I o U • [-� X m ^ y m o I f s p • C 7 ›, b d W F s. to O Y s s CID F W d '� '-' V Y O V Y 0 d ° ' V>. R Q M dl 1-1 O [ >, ° 4 0 Y C. R Y A d � O o o m • y � F 0 � m � il u us crn o b ° • o m H r�. Y s y w °° rj x O A a� o S. CI) .zr. cq Q 411 t11 0 U c dFo o �y y a , d OF ti ¢ a aG .2 Y 0 0 'O no F 'b F 0 ti .b d r. W by 0 , V {; O „ a' O v nn O y • O t0 v m . U U p •b v b W as c us d t; y `M+ y a, ca s. �' F4 . 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Wooten —Ward 2 to . let $: I ' 1 Iilii a 1, ii I '' I f� l' � 11 I Iii it I GI I (I IIII 111l I i i I i 1161 1 I1 i I'I 1 I 1'.I ICI 1 1 1 II' 1 V III 11 I II i t 1,111, I l i I I I I I V I li II i +� l I I I l �,, l IC I III I 11 I l' I I '1 �� I I I III i 11 „ I I I I I I l l , I 1 � I I' 'I r1 I �� 1 'I III I I I lk I�I ��� ill I� III ' 11 it I i..,lhl�� gI 1 1P II I II ' Il �; � I I I; � ', I III i 1I J II I I , 'I HI I 1 111 I' Il 11 I 1 it (I 1 l 1,Y,1 I", ,, I,i'II - I 11 , iilll' 1 „I 1 III -i ,��i III 1'11 , i I i I h -�11I i 'I'I� I -1,4 II .�� . II I'1111�II, 1' �i'illAILlll THEO R. HOLLEMAN Candidate for MAYOR CITY OF COLLEGE STATION ASKS FOR YOUR VOTE ON APRIL 5, 1966 He believes in and will devote his efforts to carry - ing out an effective City Government. He will work for what he believes you want: • MORE AND BETTER PLANNED CITY PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS. • ADEQUATE STREET LIGHTING SYSTEM THROUGHOUT THE CITY. • IMPLEMENTATION OF IMPROVED STREETS AND THOROUGHFARES. • ADEQUATE WATER STORAGE AND DISTRIB- UTION SYSTEM FOR PRESENT AND FUTURE NEEDS. • STRONGER ENFORCEMENT OF CITY LAWS AND IMPROVED CITY SERVICES. • A BETTER ELECTRICAL RATE STRUCTURE. • ACTIVE AND PROGRESSIVE CITY COMMITTEES. • FULL COOPERATION WITH TEXAS A &M UNIVERSITY, BRYAN, AND COUNTY OFFICIALS ON MATTERS OF MUTUAL CONCERN. Your willingness to help support these and other carefully planned goals for immediate and future growth of the City of College Station will materially benefit you and your neighbors. Paid for by: Robert F. White —Ward 1 Charley V. Wooten —Ward 2 W. D. 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Cl 1:: C1(::1 .._ rig , ■ . lnoy are 1. n. t uncilma n 49, now serving as councilman Mayor said that "several of my uncilma l�l friends and acquaintances have' from Ward 1, and David A. I (Continued From Page 1) asked me to enter the race, 1/ (Andy) Anderson of 1202 Fos- ter Avenue, who previously lege Station City Council felt like this was quite an h'6- served from 1957 -63 as council- meeting. nor and I place my name on man from Ward 2. In prefacing his remarks, the ballot." I. The announcement climaxed the Texas A &M University The Texas A &M University i archivist noted that, "I will employe, who works with stu- a city council meeting in which a general municipal election have devoted more than 27 I dent counseling and records in was set April 5. years to the welfare of the the office of the School of "I feel that the time has 1 City of College Station. Architecture, has served as • come to pass the responsibility For 24 of those years I will chairman of the zoning cam- of that office to younger have served as mayor — an mission and the planning and hands, or abler hands, and honor for which I fail to find zoning commission. He resign- therefore take this occasion to words to express my apprecia- ed from the latter in 1962 to state that I will not be a can tion," he continued. "College enter the council race. Holle- t didate for re- election next Station has come a long way man is a 1940 graduate of the l ' April," Mayor Langford said in those 27 years. There is still University and a U. S. Navy d be one:." veteran. at the close of the regular Col- much to Anderson y I (See MAYOR Page 4) However, the veteran mayor presented May or ' served notice that his resigna- Langford a petition requesting * * * tion from public office "in no that the former councilman en- way means that my interest in ter the race. He is presently a the city's growth and develop- member of the planning and ment is coming to an end." zoning commission. "The future is too important The Texas A &M University for any citizens to adopt that graduate is employed as head attitude," the 74 - year - old i of the Information and Educa- Texas A &M University grad - j tion Department of the Texas uate said. Forest Service. A round of applause filled "Continued growth of our the small councilroom follow- city must keep pace with the ing the announcement. Other I tremendous growth taking councilmen unanimously ap- place at Texas A &M Univer- proved a resolution commend- sity," Anderson said in an- ing Maylor Langford "for the pouncing his candidacy. "A unselfish and untiring effort carefully designed program of he has given to the City of long and short range priority College Station." goals is needed as a guide to Mayor Langford plans to the growth of our city, and continue his archivist duties at must be initiated. Texas A &M University. He as- In other developments in the I sumed the post in 1957 when College Station municipal race, he retired as head of the Councilman O. M. Holt of School of Architecture at the Ward 2 said that he will defi- university. nitely seek re- election. Coun- The Ballinger native attend- cilman A. P. Boyett of Ward 3 ed a country school in Briggs said last Saturday that he will before coming to Texas A &M seek reelection "unless some - University in 1909. He has thing changes between now served as student, teacher and1 and the deadline." Only Holle- mayor of the city. man's ward 1 post does not He was one of the original have a candidate. councilmen who placed $1 in — the city treasury in 1939 to . help purchase the first College Station letterhead stationery. 1 Both Anderson and Holle- i man are the first two men to announce for the mayor's post. Deadline for entering the race is 30 days prior to the elec- t j tion. City Manager Ran Bos- well noted last night that no l petitions are required to enter the mayor's race. i 1 David A. Anderson, for many years a member of the College Station city council, today announced his candidacy for the office of Mayor of the City of College Station in the city's April 5 election. Anderson, who resides at 1202 Foster Avenue, served from 1957 to 1963 as Councilman from Ward 2, and is presently a member of the Planning and Zoning Commission of College Station. He is employed as Head of the Information and Education Department of the Texas Forest Service. In filing for the office of Mayor, Anderson pledged to provide progressive and aggressive leadership which will assure the necessary orderly expansion and development of The City of College Station in keeping with our ability to pay. "Continued growth of our city," Anderson said, "must keep pace with the tremendous growth taking place at Texas AM University. A carefully designed program of long and short range priority goals is needed as a guide to the growth of our city, and must be initiated," Anderson concluded. Anderson was the principal advocate of the City's successful "pay -as- you -go" street development program, established by the Council in 1958. He also advocated the establishment of the City Parks Committee which is working to develop recreational spots within the city. -2- Anderson who has resided in College Station since 1939 received a graduate degree in Range Management from Texas AM University in 1952. He is a Member of the Society of American Forester, Texas Forestry Association, and Texas Advisory Committee on Conservation Education. Anderson is the author of many articles and numerous publications used, in Texas' public schools. He is the recipient of honors from Texas Garden Clubs, Negro Farmers of America, and Future Farmers of America among others. -30- 4 OLIN E. TEAGUE COMMITTEES: SIXTH DISTRICT OF TEXAS VETERANS' AFFAIRS SCIENCE AND ASTRONAUTICS WASHINGTON ADDRESS: SUITE 2311, RAYBURN BUILDING ongret45; of tije initeb'tatef; COUNTIES: BRAZOS ELLIS douse of 3aepresentatibes FREESTONE HILL HOOD JOHNSON Y. � . � v LEON LIMESTONE ‘1 11i �IAiIrigton, Ji.W. NAVARRO ROBERTSON 9 I I SOMERVELL March 22, 1966 Mr. D. A. Anderson 1202 Foster Avenue College Station, Texas Dear Andy: I am late in answering your letter concerning your candidacy for Mayor of College Station. I have been on the go to Viet Nam and the Philippines on a mission for our Government. As far as I know, Andy, you will get two votes from the Teague family. As you know I do vote in College Station. When you are elected Mayor, if there is any way I can be of help to you, I would be glad to assist. It is a great honor to be elected by your fellow citizens to represent them in any capacity. Sincerely, 1 OL N E.. AGU Congressman The following individuals, from all Wards, are among those who endorse the candidacy of D. A. Anderson for the office of u I l:Iii 111111 Mayor: 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 ∎ I , Geo H. Draper Mabel Clare Thomas i ) t . 1 ,1 � 1,1', Grady P. Parker Mrs. A. P. Boyett Sr. ' �t John A. HeisMt Mrs. Thos. H. MacDonald 11 � ' N Edwin C. Gar•er John Allphin ^�+.r N II l� i � � I' I I I I h 1 ( - W. A. Smith - Mrs. Grace Moore "� I t 1 G. W. Black Losris-Meis -.,..R 1 II 1 1 1 I I. I pIPI� { ' 1I1 1 111 J. B. Lauterstein . Jane Fuller .. III II I I I ry„ 4 I di D. T. Killough Fred E. Ekfelt Y I l E. B. Patton Al Bennett 1 1 I;I H. E. Hampton Mrs. Chas. F. Richardson II ( 1 I II Iiif 1 Id I I 1 1 II I Mrs. Peggy Owens E. R. Alexander 1 1 I I� II 1 l I I , , � � l W. C. Adams Mrs. Emma Wilson -- - 1 III IMISS';'I11I II 1 11 I list, I I I . Il i 1 1 1 I II 1 1I1 l Clayton A. Greer B. R. Lofgren 11 1 ��� 1111111111, ; i� ,I 1 I1' I I Ii1I11 Bruce A. Rogers Mrs. Fred E. Ekfelt '+- III 11,x' .1'1111 I1111i Tommy H. Preston E. O. Sperry 1 ,11 „ 1 1 ja A. H. Alex . Mrs. Faith Apperson l,l I11 1 III 101,' `11Al" l 1 ; W y i l l Frank B. Brown Mrs. John Allphin .... 111,1 1 Ill l i �1 1111 Mrs. Raymond Rogers W. I. Truettner 1111 I 1 I 1 1 I I I I 1 ,1 1 1 1 ill 1 •""Ibert B. Eimonn Phillip Steen -- l Ail!, 111 Il I 1 1 II I1P/111 1 I 111 I G arlyn O. Hoffman William .1. Dobson . 11 1 , � I 1a . .. ._, >..;. z II JJ w tll # Mrs. Joan Cherry Dover '. 1 ; 111r'1, ' 111' 1N�II irI f �� ' Ii 1 1 11o11��II I� II ' , ,,.Mr s . C. B. Campbell ' Pieter Groot sw "mew Bruce T. Foster - ; Mrs. A. 1.. Rosprim D. A. "Andy" ANDERSON ' Candidate for Office of D. A. ANDERSON STANDS FOR: MA, Y 0 R R 1. City of College Station as a single entity of government, separate from Bryon; CITY OF COLLEGE STATION , ,-2. Progressive, orderly development of our city, in keeping with our ability to pay; April 5, 1966 ����� "� 3. Establishment of short and long range priority goals to �8ur� guide the city's growth; I 4. City responsibilty in enforcement of deed restrictions; • Sought office upon urging and petition of people in all wards. .-- 5. Publication of an annual written report to the citizens: by Council on its stewardship; • Resident of College Station since 1939. . — 6. Maintenance and development of city parks, and beautifi- • With wife Amy, resides at 1202 Foster Avenue. cation of the city; • • Two daughters, Jean and Margaret, are graduates of A &M /7• Expiditing plans for water distribution system and water Consolidated and North Texas State University. storage, of vital importance to citizens during the summer and for fire protection; • Experienced in business of city, having served 6 years as Councilman and 2 years on Planning and Zoning Commission. 8. Implementation of street lighting policy of the city; Principal advocate of pay -as- you -go street development pro- /' 9. The principle that government is established to serve all gram and advocate of present City Parks Committee. people; • • Administrative ability evidenced by his position in A &M' 10. Cooperation with Texas A &M University, and city of Bryan. System, as Head, Information and Education Department, in planning and development of area for mutual betterment. Texas Forest Service. In areas of interest, cooperation with county, our school dis -' • Received Graduate degree at Texas A &M University,. trict and state; • Recipient of many organizational awards and citations, such 1 1 •Maintenance and development of streets in all Wards. For as Presidential Citation from Texas Gorden Clubs, Inc. the proposed country, road and' East By -Pass; • Active in state and national professional and other organize- / 12. Strengthening and support of law enforcement and fire pro - tions. tection; ..- 13. Consideration of industrial sites, properly zoned, to encour- e in city; • Advisory Committee on Conservation Education. 14. Representation of people of all interests in making appoint- • Holder of certificates of training in law enforcement from ments to city committees; the Texas Department of Public Safety. 15. Dedication to operation of the city government to give core- • Author of articles, feature stories and publications, and co- ful consideration to the needs of all people in its planned author of book used in Texas public schools. future growth. • A reputation for honesty, integrity, and a high sense of duty. �f �? • A mon who represents new blood, new perspectives, and new V 0TE D. A. ANDERSON goals for our dynamic community. • In summary, a resident experienced in city government, with Paid Political Announcement By: roots in the city; with proven administrative ability; knowl GRADY P. PARKER JOHN HAISLET CLAYTON GREER edgeable in low enforcement, public relations and fire protec- tion; and a mon with vision. W. A. SMITH ,I, ]ry„ I J II I'll ; I � 1 1 ,1 1 1 I I I Ili , � l i n � '1! 11 1 I II) I „ 11 1 ' I I � Sf I� I i�'lli III d 11 „,,, r,,,h ICI III 1 I I 1' 1 III 7 III' ' I! Ill I,H li I II 'F Ir� 1 1 1 , ,IIII I1� 11 6 I p' i 11 1 1 II I I 111 I,;.•, , Mi ill �� 'g l r li h 111 1 'I I Ill,; , 1 Iil1 I li �111� 11 I i1 �I Ir 111 1 '. 1 11 1 � i 1, I 1 ', , III111(INh lrplAlu I II 1111 II 1I 1 1 1 d , 1 III III I I l I I q 71111 11 III; 11 1111 1 , 1 f 1,1' 111 III I, I II I I II I 1 1111 , rIl di, 1.1 I,ql ICI 11 I III 1111111101 it 1' 1 1 II 1 1111111 III I 1 6 L h III ,111 1 1 11 h 0is X1 1 1 , 1 u 1r' d, A I I, �„ X11 �� ‘.1111;11,I,;1;1111:11, �'.,. I �'^ 11 y III 1 111111 1 '' II ,t ,1j11 it 1 ( 1 1 ' i 1 ull ? ill I) 1 1 111 , .:.1 Y I� I I ;roll 11 ,!' 1 111, I 1 1 mill .11 11 1 , i•.r1 1„ ILI ['III It 1 It .11 III D. A. "ANDY” ANDERSON CANDIDATE FOR OFFICE OF MAYOR CITY OF COLLEGE STATION MR. & MRS. CITIZEN OF COLLEGE STATION: Tuesday April 5, you will have the privilege di going to the polls and choosing a Mayor who will direct the affairs of your city for the next two years. Important issues are at stake in our growing, dynamic community, and it is important that you choose a man who can give positive, aggressive leadership. D. A. ANDERSON is the best qualified can- didate because he has: • A specific announced platform of action. • A record of response to every request received from individuals and groups during the campaigne to discuss his views on city government. • Experience in city government, having served eight continuous years, six years as a Councilman and two years on the Planning and Zoning Commission. • A record of support of citizens in all walks of life, in all Wards — A candidate of the people • Administrative ability as judged by his present position with The Texas A &M University System. • Knowledge and experience in law enforcement, public relations, communications, and fire protection, matters of importance to our city. • A reputation of honesty, integrity, and a high sense of duty, and has conducted his campaign on these moral and ethical standards. • A high dedication to the principle that government is established to serve all people. • Vision, and represents new blood, new perspective, and new goals. VOTE D. A. ANDERSON For Progressive Government Political Announcement Paid By W. A, Smith Phillip Steen John Haislet G. P. Porker Clayton Greer To Atyri 4,44",e, 4 TEXAS FOREST SERVICE Date 17e0V /q9 &eex-046/ 1"/ 227ale 6/e e , zfre. &24rsi/E-‘441i-: -4((/ 1 1202 Foster Avenue College Station, Texas April 7, 1966 Tommy Preston Phillip H. Steen, Jr. Rev. L.W. Flowers 621 Columbus 311 County Road Hwy. 6 South College Station, Texas College Station, Texas College Station, Texas Gentlemen, Please accept my sincere thanks for your cooperation and help in my recent election. I deeply appreciate such. I am not unmindful of my interest in placing a man on the Planning and Zoning Commission and look forward, soon, to the receipt of the names of two or so men from whom we can choose one. To you, Rev. Flowers, I send the attached. It expresses my feeling on the election night. I did not prepare it for public recognition. Sincerely, D. A. Anderson DAA/lg 1 • 1202 Foster Avenue College Station, Texas May 12, 1966 M to Supporters in Mayor's Election To my many friends 1 wish to take this belated opportunity to say "thanks" for the support given to me in mv recent race for Mayor, City of College Station. 1 do apologize forviot sending these wishes earlier but nay official ' work plus priority to city matters has .kept me on the go. In not one single instance did any supporter, even those who con- tributed financially, ask any favor in return. Of course, 1 would not place myself in this position, but it is a good feeling to know that of my supporters no one asked for anything in return, other than to fulfill the office. of Mayor as best 1 could. For this 1 am thankful. The Council is off to a good start. Appointive offices have been • filled. Committees have been appointed and at work. Plans have been instituted and - uncle.way to issue a yearly report to the citizens on the stewardship of the Council. We are going forward at :Eu. 11 speed with plans on 012 r critical water supply. A committee, appointed by the Council, is proceeding with plans to honor former Mayor - .Langford. These are a few items, In the montik come [assure you that our Council will be busily m engaged on matter concern to our community whether or not we receive press coverage on such 1 assure you that 1 will dedicate myself to the tasks confronting our city in responSe to the trust that you and others bestowed upon ia Again, in closing, 1 expref.3s my gratitud.e.. With kindest personal :regards, 4 D. A. Anderson L SM rzls /o�� d Odds C. 0.,p 5 � Snatrm e JA IJatsle4 1- 2- /4 i'l R RkOkeS 1- LC, i r, O o crali Qa+rkr 1- 3°- 66 /45 o 0 -irav fes ec a r •Iqaw, 1 - 30 - 4 6 /O. 0, e.4, Grecr 2 -16 -44 S, 60 A. Ancie,.sol. 2 -23.40 / S'ov Q ONo1e 3 -8 4.c. 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