Hoffa Pleads Not Guilty in Major Fraud Indictment
Chicago June 25 James R Hoffa president of the Teamsters Union and six other men indicted on charges of fraudulently obtaining more than 20 million dollars pleaded not guilty today and sought an immediate trial before Judge Richard Austin in Federal District Court. Benjamin Dranow the eighth defendant, 55, now in Sandstone prison Minnesota, chose to remain mute on the plea.
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Chicago
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Richard Austin
Federal District Court
Benjamin Dranow
Sandstone
Min
Jacques Schiffer
Toddlers Learn Quick Names Through Early Home Education
A July Reader's Digest feature condenses Parents' Magazine guidance showing mothers who are doctors teach preschool kids to name paintings insects and flowers. The piece argues early home education enriches both child and parent and invites readers to explore the method.
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Reader’s Digest
Parents
Independent oil groups renew attack on mineral tax plan
About 30 independent oil and gas associations pressed Capitol Hill to block President Kennedy’s mineral tax revisions. They oppose changes to capital gains treatment on mineral property and to depletion rules for large companies, arguing impact would curb exploration and raise costs for small producers. Representatives met with lawmakers after a two day IPAA meeting, aiming to influence Ways and Means committee drafting before mid July.
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Washington
Kennedy
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Oil and Gas Associations
Capitol Hill
House
Ways and Means Committee
Ital
Decker
Ways and Means
Picnic Cancelled at Dimmit by Weather Warning
The 4th of July picnic at Dimmit is canceled this year due to persistent bad weather, announced today by Mrs Charles Hedrick. Melbourne note reports the Murray River as Australia’s largest river system extending over a 1 609 mile course.
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Dimmitt
Charles Hedrick
Melbourne
Australia
Murray
Jay Hawk helium plant begins operations near Ulysses Kan
The Jay hawk plant, 13 miles east of Ulysses, Kan, starts pumping gas for the Helium Conservation Program. Lowell Newmyer of Cities Service Helex says the plant operates at 50 percent capacity with plans to increase during the next test run. The $22 million facility will process 500 million cubic feet daily and aim for 600 million annually for government sale.
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Jayhawk
Ulysses
Kan
Lowell Newmyer
Owner Cities Service Helex, Inc
Newmyer
Helex Company
Northern Natural Gas Company
Rushton
Phillips Petroleum Company
Sherman
Guymon
Oklo
Phillips
Dumas
Helium Office Moves Into New Amarillo Plant Space
After a decade of scattered workspace employees relocate to a leased L shaped office area at the Amarillo Helium Plant. The Helium Activity pays 2.80 dollars per square foot annually for 27 600 square feet including utilities and custodial services.
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Avondale Center
George Shelton
Paul V. Mullins
Robert Haynes
Amarillo
Helium Activity
Paul V. Mullings
Petroleum
Barfield
J. E. Smith Development Company
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