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Walls have a semigloss paint on them. 24 hours is enough time in most situations. As long as the drywall mud is dry then you can prime and paint. Pay special attention to the corners. This area will take the longest to dry. To help shorten the dry time open up some windows and run a fan.
Temp and humidity go a long way in how long it takes texture to dry. I have textured and primed in the same day but with warmer temps and low humidity - fresh air circulation will help with the humidity. At 65` it would be better to wait until the next day but you might get by with texturing early inthe day and priming late.