Capitol changes hover over oil industry after election
As a new Congress opens the oil industry eyes the Senate and White House shifts. The 1964 session looms with debates on imports, regulatory exemptions for independent producers, and a tax provision affecting depletion allowances that could add about 40 million dollars yearly to the industry’s tax bill. Public hearings on oil import controls are urged.
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Congress
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
House
Senate
Report From Washington On OT And Ack Andeilson
A fragmentary Washington report discusses federal spending and defense with mentions of Johnson and Forts. It cites figures about Port Washington New York and Mitchel Air Force Base, critiques army terminals, and notes objections by New York congressmen including Derounian Becker and Wydler. The piece ends with biblical phrasing.
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Washington
Cte
Baitist
Anil
Johrsen
Pum
Ty Aesir
Port Washington
N.Y
Newel
Festure
Mega
Garden
Fur
Tarers
Rycen
Georce Gould
Pca
Tale i
Johnson Hsred
Mitchel Air Force Base
Frank Becker
Jokin Wydler
Mour Halpern
New York
Redcoats
Rec
Johnson
Foren
Frank Hoykin
Federal
Canmin George Grint
Athe Abana
Olid
Hits
Theodore Army Terminal
Bates Field
Inadin Uniading
Air Force
Weather Closes Markets As Storm Eases
After a severe storm, business skies clear as markets resume trading. Officials report disrupted production and delayed deliveries but anticipate normalization as security and weather conditions improve.
Fragmentary Scribbles From A Cryptic Late Remark
A garbled snippet shows an embittered remark about publishers and a crossword puzzle. It mentions youths and a dissenting dean and reads like a garbled personal note. The text is fragmented with unclear attribution and context.
Fragmentary Today in History Style Clip
A garbled OCR snippet lists scattered phrases and names, mentioning Romania, a king, and vague events without coherent context. It references watch your language, a guess the name game, and various place hints, but no clear incident or date emerges for a definitive summary.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at historic sieges and future temptations
Fragmentary Central Press text references 1704 fortifications and alliances with Britain and the Netherlands. Posed questions about natural fortune and future opportunities appear amid garbled names and places. James M. Cor of Onis is mentioned among stray lines.
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Nevin
Bere
Enim
How Do You Stand by Barry Goldwater
Barry Goldwater critiques the hatemongering link between ADA AFL-CIO and GRIT GRIT distributes a right wing anti ADA newsletter and promotes harassment of media and public meetings. The piece notes GRIT founders Daniel Singer and N W Heller with Mary C Asay as secretary and Wesley McCune leading the organization. It questions connections to COPE and broader right wing networks supporting Eisenhower Hoover and other figures.
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Mpa
Erals
Eft
Herbert Hnoover
Dwight Eisenhower
Geng
James van Fleet
Omar Bradley
Ere Dairretor
J. Edgar Hoover
Ozzie
Harriet Nelson
Eisenhower
Freedoms Foundations
Penns i Gel
Ont
Daniel Singer
W. "Heller
Mary C. Asay
Singer
Council For
Ington
American Civil Liberties
Linton
Kendrick Cole
Asay
Je Jr
Ada
GRE
Wesley McCune
Eienhower
Hoover
Fulton Lewis on Defense Chief McNamara Probe
A Washington dispatch reports Joint Atomic Energy Committee members, led by Senator Pastore, criticizing Defense Secretary Robert McNamara for potentially biased testimony. The article notes included figures such as Chest Holifield and Craig Hosmer, and discusses broader bipartisan debates on military policy and civil rights during the era.
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Fulton
Lewis An Ashington
Defense
Robert McNemears
Joint Atomic Energy Commitnee
Teacing
Pconster
Chest Holifield
Craig Hosmer
John Pastore
Rihere
Musselry Jackson
Bourke Hickenite Pastore
Senate Armed Serv Committee
Jackson
Strai Isoper
Senai Republican Policy
Nurber Propulsion
Anmy
McNamara
Carter
McNa-meraed
Dowel
Baltimore Sun
RIN
Parisan
Arian
Lyndon’ Patines
Los Angels
P Group
Jetn Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
ADA
Stored Cotton To Receive New Test
Washington CAP The government weighs adding a new micronaire test for stored cotton. Growers would accept a farm fee. The test by the Institute determines fineness and maturity of fiber and price support fer is tied to grade and staple length. Industry uses the micronaire test. agency seeks views by Jan. 28 to decide on incorporation.
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Washington
Parsons
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Fragments
Puzzle fragment lists many incomplete clues and misspelled terms across numbered slots. Reads like a clipped page with stray letter errors and partial word hints, suggesting a partial crossword grid and scattered clue remnants.
Retail Managers Named in Baytown Notice
John Wadley and Paul Pulman are listed in a Baytown notice. The document shows managerial positions and mentions National Manager, Retail Manager, and an entry as second class matter at the Baytown post office under the act of Congress of March 3, 1878.
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John Wadley
Paul Pulman
Corre Laughtin Agbabedai
Baytown
Texas
Pas Oitlee
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