El Paso Gas Firm Details Divest Plan
El Paso Natural Gas Co proposes divesting Pacific Northwest Pipeline Co by setting PNW as an independent competitive utility. About 20 potential intervenors seek entry as Judge Ritter weighs stock distribution and trustee roles amid a Supreme Court order. El Paso would transfer pre merger assets and invest about 50 million dollars in improvements.
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Pilot Blamed In Last March Air Crash In Texas
The Civil Aeronautics Board blamed pilot George Anderson 57 of Mission Texas for a March crash near Sarita. Anderson lost control attempting a night visual flight into adverse cold frontal weather, killing Sherrill Anderson and Carol Faulkner along with three others. The board cited aerodynamic forces exceeding the aircraft structure. A separate Texas crash near Navasota killed student pilot Weldon Bosley 24 of Houston after an in-flight fire or intense heat around the radio area prior to impact.
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Corpus Christi Adopts Civil Rights Public Accommodation Law
Corpus Christi voters approve an ordinance making discrimination in places of public accommodation based on race color or ethnic origin punishable by a 25 to 250 dollar fine. The measure creates a human relations committee and administrator to enforce the law aligned with the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Mayor Ben McDonald chairs the new body, and officials say Corpus Christi may be the first Texas city to adopt such local legislation since the federal act.
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Kennedy Warns of War If Needed in Senate Debates
On December 12, 1961, Senator Kennedy warned in the Senate that the United States would take the ultimate step if necessary, signaling potential war. The record notes the arrival of the USMS Core with helicopters and pilots as the first military contingent to intervene, a move Eisenhower had opposed. President Johnson, reviewing the Tecomt, shows reluctance to extend intervention. The Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge is a 228 square mile watery wilderness southwest of Palm Beach.
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