Texans Hamrick and McKee Retire from Air Control Board
Two Houston men Dr. Herbert C. McKee and Dr. Wendell H. Hamrick retire from the Texas Air Control Board after long service since 1965. McKee, a scientist administrator, helped build national recognition. Hamrick, an industrial medicine physician, shaped policy and votes, notably on sugar cane burning. Administrative head Charles R. Barden remains, as a new era begins with a professional staff of over 250.
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Texas Air Control Board
Herbert C. McKee
Wendell H. Hamrick
John B. Connally
Preston Smith
Charles R. Barden
State Department of Health
McKee
Texas Board
California
Hamrick
Rio Grande Valley
Drs. McKee
Texas
A. R. Shearer
Mont Belvieu
Kissinger Jackson feud highlighted in policy clash columns
The column portrays Secretary Kissinger as a near autocrat in U.S. foreign policy and Senator Jackson as a powerful counterweight. It outlines Jacksons objections to Kissingers handling of SALT, wheat trade, Arab oil, and European policies, framing a looming confrontation amid broader concerns over military readiness and NATO morale. Matt 2 11 quotes appear in source text.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
U.S
Sen
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Scoop
Russia
United States
Sen. Jackson
Kissinger
Senator Jackson
Middle East
Moscow
NATO
Dr. Kissinger
Jackson-Kissinger
Napoleon
Egypt
Wall Street
Swinger Kissinger
House of Cards
Baytown Sun Ad Details Delivery Rates and Rights
Classified note from Baytown Sun outlines subscription options and carrier delivery terms. Mentions monthly and yearly rates and Associated Press rights for republication. Indicates publication details and delivery area in Baytown Texas.
Navy suspects firms siphoning oil from Teapot Dome Elk Hills
The Navy accuses oil firms, notably Standard Oil of California, of siphoning oil from Teapot Dome in Wyoming and Elk Hills in California. SOCAL has new wells near Elk Hills producing 10 000 to 30 000 barrels daily, prompting Navy to drill its own wells. Congressional action and Nixon proposals on civilian use of Elk Hills are under discussion.
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Navy
Teapot Dome
Wyoming
Elk Hills
California
Standard Oil of
Socal
John Moss
Dcalif
Bureau of Land Management
The
Geological Survey
Nixon
Shell Oil Company
Shell
General Accounting Office
Elk Hills Reserve
Mills
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Increasing animal fatalities from city traffic on Alabama streets
Anita Hunt notes a rise in road kill across the city affecting dogs and cats, especially on paved roads like Alabama. She recalls owning three cars that were killed on that street and urges drivers to slow down and owners to keep pets safe. A Lakewood memory recalls a driver apologizing after killing a neighbor’s dog named Todd.
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Anita Hunt
Anita
Alabama
Lakewood
Todd
Tacoma Christmas tree dims amid shortages and crisis
In Tacoma Washington the downtown Christmas tree will be nearly unlit reflecting electrical shortages and a fuel crisis. Transit cuts followed days after setup as diesel allocations rose later easing pressure and delaying a full crisis until 1974. Citizens feel tired and uncertain amid political signals and rain dampening mood.
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Wash
NEA
Tacoma Transit
Aldo J. Benedetti
Washington
Dan Evans
Melancholia
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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