Humble Chief Explains Energy Reserve Policy
M A Wright chairman of Humble Oil urged a policy favoring private enterprise and competition to develop energy reserves. He warned government controls already shape on shore basins and shale, with demand projected to rise 40 percent by 1980. Oil and gas would remain dominant while shale and coal could grow with federal policy supporting private development.
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World’s Week in Review shows stalled peace talks and Vietnam drift
The Associated Press reports a renewed round of talks with Hanoi in Laos yielded no site for negotiations. U Thant suggested Phnom Penh Warsaw Paris or Geneva as options while U.S. envoy Goldberg resigned, to be replaced by George Ball. Clarke spoke on Vietnam progress and troop reductions. The period saw air losses, ongoing battles and student protests over race and war across campuses, plus Powell’s anti immigration stance in Britain.
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Galveston Plans Sex Education Program Expansion
Galveston Texas approved a plan to introduce family living and reproduction education in all public school grades by September 1968. A mixed committee backed separate gender instruction for grades 6 through 8 with high school applicability and teacher training for the first five grades.
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Dallas borrowers may share in million statewide loan refund
A Dallas court report notes Gulf Coast Investment Corp borrowers could share in a $2 million statewide refund for homebuyers who used the Houston firm. State official Francis Miskell cites 1,803 alleged violations in a review of about 7,000 Gulf Coast loans. An injunction hearing is set to test whether loans under $9,500 may be voided and excessive interest curbed.
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