U S Moves to Bolster Oil Reserve Amid Arab Oil Crisis
The United States begins filling its strategic oil reserve to guard against embargoes. 012 million barrels entered a Lake Charles salt dome, with more storage planned along the Gulf Coast. Goals reach 230 million barrels by 1978 and one billion by 1985, reducing dependency on cartelized imports while facing ongoing energy policy debates and price-control issues.
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Almont
Oi Schivarp
Lake Charles
Gulf Coast
Carters
U.S
Washington
Apna
Mideast
Carter
Sailors Back in Bell Bottoms A Navy Uniform Debate
A survey shows enlisted sailors prefer the old bell-bottoms and white hats, suggesting practicality and comfort trump reform. The piece argues tradition can guide sensible choices and that Pentagon changes over the years failed to improve daily naval life.
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Adm
Elmo Zumwail
Navy
Pentagon
Sturns
Historic Tuesday Fragments From August and Odd Dates
Readable bits recall August 24 events and figures from history. Highlights include Mount Vesuve eruption mentions, ancient Pompelli and Hyrculaneum, George Washington in Philadelphia during the Revolutionary War, Edison patent filing, Amelia Earhart long flight, and scattered place names across the United States.
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Tina
Tistary
Washington
ATO Id
Capitol
Wale
Uils
Mount Vesgelug
Italy
Pampell
George Washington
Philadelphia
Thomas Edison
Amnella Earhart
Bes Raine
United States
Los Angeles
Newark
Tv Louis
Tiv
Baytown Sun News Briefs From 1957 Local Events
Baytown items note street numbering efforts in East Baytown by Utility Corp. manager E W Maclow, Baytown Master M L Neal reports many residents numbering homes. Baytown Oilers’ Buck Hands at third base. Reverend Lester Bell resigns Baptist post for Southwestern Theological Seminary. Owen Lawrence Macy Jr. dies at 49 in Cove. Baytown youth revival begins at Baptist churches. City valuations rise by about 2 million. tax rate $1.72 per $100. Decker Drive-in shows Day of Fury despite worker brawl. Footnotes cite 1957 assessed valuations rising 5 million in Baytown and nearby areas.
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M. L. Neal
Baytown
Old Baytown
Buck
T le Baytown Oilers
Lester Bell
Central Baptist Church
Ta Tnlum
Southwestern Theological Seminary
Fort Worth
Owen Lawrence Maky Jr
Cove
Zack Macy
Ralph Langley
Bruce Melver
Richard Brannon
Baytor University
Sud
Decker Drive-in
McA
Debating the Fed and the money supply economy
A critical look at the Federal Reserve's money policy and its independence. The piece examines inflation as a existential risk, the chairmanship of Arthur Burns, congressional influence, and ongoing debate over the Fed's independence versus legislative sway. It notes critics worry the Fed acts too cautiously to curb inflation, potentially slowing recovery and boosting unemployment.
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Joan Conniff
Amalysi
New York
Fed
Artiur F. Burnt
Erltir
Spain
Congress
Congress Ag
Hornshig
Tomse
House
Senate
Ford
Congresstom Ue
Criies
Federal Reserve Board
Cred
Chins Que Critte
John Wright
Wright Investors” Service
Baytown Sun Editorial and Publishing Details
The Baytown Sun lists Leon Brown as Editor and Publisher and Fred Hornberger as General Manager with Fred Hartman as Assistant to Publisher. It notes historic roles from 1950 to 1974 and mentions a staff of executive editors, managing editors, and department heads along with circulation, advertising, and subscription details, including policies on letters to the editor and republication rights.
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Leon Brown
Dotin
Wadtoy Ane
Fred Hornberger
Fred Hartman
Newspapers, Inc
Preston Pendergra
Wanda Orton
Retell
Pat
McDonald
Recone
Baytown
Acta
SMV
Crive
Cartier
Palcnhes
Bartown Sun
Derry Winton
Humble Faith Offer Peace in Time of Restlessness
Sermon excerpt cites a Shaw quip about drowning in response to a flood gaffe. It asserts God seeks to fill lives with peace and calm at the soul’s core and urges openness to His gift. Reverend Schuller of Garden Grova Gallt Community Church appears on the Hour of Power program daily.
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George Bernard Shaw
Reverend Schuller
Grova
Gallt
Washington Report on Britain Human Rights Debate
Representative Rosenthal has asked human rights investigator Fraser to study alleged British abuses in Northern Ireland. A British embassy spokesman denied the charges, citing safety concerns and care for detainees.
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Jae Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
America
Dhost
Briain
Fraser
Rosenthal
Congress
Soviet Union
Northern Ireland
Liem
Hoesenthal
Cormmillee
Atlanta
Farrell Kirk
Marcella Brockett
James Gallahan
Kirk
Marvella
Marcell
Expert Advice on Hay Fever and Diet from Dr Lamb
Dear reader guidance covers moving to avoid ragweed, trees or animal dander, and allergy testing by allergist. Do not move without knowing the offending agent and its absence where you plan to live. Also answers a reader on triglycerides, recommending physical activity and gradual walking to lower fat in blood.
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Lamb
Arizona
California
Indiana
Michigan
United States
Pacific Northwest
Pacific
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Hubert Humphrey
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