Anahuac Oil Field Still Yields After 29 Years
The Anahuac oil field, named after the nearby Texas Gulf community, has evolved from a wartime giant to a modern producer. Deep drilling added 24 wells across three sands, seismograph mapping defined faulted limits, and Humble engineers optimize water and gas drive to push oil. The field supports a Camp community, gas plant operations, and a Beaumont district structure overseeing field teams.
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Anahuac
Anahuae
Texas Gulf
Trinity River
Galveston Bay
High Plain
Humble
Iit
Discovery Ox
Anahuge
Oil Company
Ana Anae
Anahuac l Ond
Homeshawed
Anahune
Ana-huac
Beaumont
Rash Of Auto Accidents Leaves Teen Injured In Crash
A chaotic string of eight accidents near Decker Drive and West Main injured two teenagers, Shirley Lockett and Paul Lockett Jr., and involved a police car. Roberto Vega and Paul Lockett faced minor injuries, with total reported damages around 1400 dollars. Police warned of hazardous weekend driving conditions.
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Shirley Lockett
Paul, Lockett Jr
San Jacinto Hospital
Wey
Paul B. Lockett
Waco
Decker Drive
Airhart Drive
Bartown
Lockett
Roberto J. Ferrar Vega
Wade Road
Felice
Vega
D. E. Baker
Eva H. Davaney
E. Hunnicutt
Sterling
Baker
Barbara Ann. Doucet
Richards
Annie V. Shaw
Willow
Ray E. Prinzer
Live Oak
Wisconsin Street
G. D. Parris
Wright Blvd
A. R. McCullar
Cypress
West Main
WestMain
Lea Barte
Brownwood
Crosby area residents attend Room to Grow banquet in Houston
Seven Crosby area residents traveled to Houston on Monday for the Room to Grow banquet at First Methodist Church. Guests included Mr and Mrs Don Miller Huffman Mr and Mrs Elmer Dahlauist the Rev and Mrs Dan Bynum and Victor Adams all of Crosby. Speakers Dr Charles Allen Darvin Andrus and Bishop Paul Marin spoke on mission churches as extension programs of the Methodist Church noting Lakewood Methodist Church in Crosby as a mission church under the program.
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Crosby Area
Houston
Grow
First’ Methodists Church
Don Miller
Huffman
Elmer Dahlauist
Dan Bynum
Victor
Adams
Crosby
Charles Allen
Darvin Andrus
Paul Marin
Methodist Church
Lakewood Methodist Church
Crosby Woman Possesses Newspaper A Century Old
Crosby correspondent Mrs. L A Anderson recounts a rare Ragged edge issue of the Chattanooga Daily Gazette from April 19, 1864. The worn copy chronicles Fort Pillow capture and slavery debates, with ads for needles and uniforms, and a note on printer shortages in Tennessee. Mrs. Chapman weighs framing the 100 year old artifact for exhibit.
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Mas
Nasta Ghapman Af Ceasby
Chattanooga Daily Gazette
L. A. Anderson
Crosby
Nalta Chapman
Cross
Southern Confederacy
Ney
Nooga Daily Gazette
Lincoln
iGazette
James R.hood
Jsimple
Nage
Gazette
Fort Pillow
Forrest
Henderson
Missouri
U S Sues Panamanian Allegations of Riots and Aggression
The United States told the OAS that Panamanian charges of U S backed aggression are untrue. Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker, speaking for the U S, said forces did not enter Panama but protected lives and property in the Canal Zone. Panamanian officials claimed U S actions incited violence and blamed Panama’s government for rioting along the Canal Zone borders in January.
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Washington
Panama
Gression
United States
Ted
OAS
Organization
U.S
Miguel Moreno
Canal Zone
Moreno
Ellsworth
OAS Council
Rio de Janeiro
Orderly Persons Disorganizers Of Mankind
New York AP essay contrasts two types of people hoarders and discarders. It extols chaos and criticizes compulsive neatness, calling the orderly person a foe to spontaneity and a vice rather than virtue. The piece ends with a light note about desk clutter and a yearly boss reminder.
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New York
Baytonians Thanked For Riding Family In Need
A Baytown housewife Mrs. Jack Rountree thanks Baytown residents for help as her husband battles Jen Khemia at Ben Taub Hospital in Houston. She cites three small children, no income, and renewed faith aided by the community's support amid the family’s hardship.
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Quiei
Jack Rountree
Jen Khemia
Ben Taub Hospital
Houston
Baytown
Copte
God
Banquet honors Thompson family at Texas tribute
Freeman urged support for House Bill 430 the Food for Peace Program during a banquet sponsored by Ti county farmers in Ana hue. Congressman Thompson and Mrs Thompson were honored with a flag pole U S and Texas flags a silver tray and praise from local officials. Thompson has served since 1967 and sits on the Ways and Means Committee.
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Freeman
Thompson
Texas
Washington
Unof
Mauritz
Thompysons
Ti-county
Sid
House
Means
Jef Thompson
Sam Rayburn
Clark Thompson
Ranger 6 heading for the moon on transit to Mare Tranquillitatis
Scientists celebrate as Ranger 6 closes in on the Moon after launch from Cape Kennedy. If all goes well it may strike the Sea of Tranquility's flat plains early Sunday in EST, marking a step toward manned lunar landings.
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Pasadena
Calif
Ranger
Town House Furniture Store to Open in Baytown
Town House Furniture plans a two day open house February 7 and 8 at 600 North Alexander Drive to kick off a month long grand opening sale. Drawings will award up to $2,000 in free furniture as the store promotes itself as Baytown’s newest shop run by Gene Branscome with local partners Felix Hatchell and Dr. Louis Hughes. The 13,000 square foot showroom will feature lines from Thomasville Century Song Pullman and Empire with a 36 month 6 percent financing and a $5 day free charge option.
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Town House Furniture
North Alexander Drive
Baytown
Gene Branscome
Branscome
Town House
Thomasville Furniture Co
Century
Song
Pullman
Emnire
Racial tensions shape integration debates across states
A civil rights group presses for full school integration in Cleveland as 500 Negro students ride buses to less crowded schools. In New York City a boycott of classes by nearly a million pupils, many Black or Puerto Rican, follows legal integration. Mississippi sees a civil rights worker jailed for urging a seventh grader to skip class, while Rutgers and UT Austin confront racial integration in fraternities.
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United Freedom Movement
School Board
Hazeldell
Cleveland
East Side
New York
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
N.J
Brooke Seeks Allies Beyond Civil Rights
Edward W. Brooke, Massachusetts attorney general, says he wants to be known as the AG first, not solely as the first Black to hold the post. In a year in office he notes Civil Rights is one of 12 divisions, and progress has been made with Lee Korl leading the civil rights unit. He defends his stance on school attendance protests as legal and within his jurisdiction while stressing the need to build alliances to advance equal rights.
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The
Gazette
Tennessee
Boston
Olive Branch
Nashville
Poston
Soell
Chattanooga
Edward
W. Brooke
Massachusetts
Associated Press
Brooke
Civil Rights Division
Lee Korl
Bos
Nub
Jems
Nesto
Rehearsals Underway For REL Senior Play Mystery Trial
Rehearsals at J Robert E. Lee High School for REL Senior Play Night of January 16th with Feb 28 performance. 17 cast members act as jury to verdict guilty or not guilty in murder trial of John Faulkner with Herschel Rosser prosecuting and Terry Ryals Becky Camp as defense. Tickets 50 cents students and $1 adults. jurors admitted free.
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J Robert E. Lee High School
Mildred Lucas
John Faulkner
Herschel Rosser
Terry Ryals
Becky Camp
Scotty Harbours
Reggie Gober
Jeff Bettle
Travis Bray
Chris Whitten
Nancy Cappleman
Hill Smith
Judy Williams
Kathy Leach
Ron Morris
Ann Leese- Mag
Dottie Beal
Barbara Taylor
Melanie Moore
Janestel Padar
Ricky Young
Paul Mears
Ricky Cloud
Larry Hall
Bill Boyd
Republican Hopeful To Speak Tuesday in Houston
George Bush of Houston will speak at 7 30 p m Tuesday in Trinity Episcopal Parish House. The talk is open to the public and sponsored by the Republican Women's Club. Bush is announced candidate for the Republican nomination for U S Senator. A social period is scheduled from 7 to 7 20 p m.
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George. Bush
Houston
Zapata Oi] Co
Trinity Episcopal Parish House
The
Republican Women’s Club
Bush
U.S
Baytown Humble Refinery tour inspires new lure idea
D L Raeder and Baytown civic leaders toured the Humble refinery complex and watched Escon polypropylene and monofilament line being tested. The guide described polymer lures and plastics that could attract bass, with experts like Dr Ernie Bowerman noting potential medal-worthy catches. The tour showed a busy lab and live demonstrations, including flexible lines and diver-worthy lips on lures.
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Humble
Baytown
D. L
Don)Raeder
Hee
Bradshaw
Ernie Bowerman
Bebot Waddell
Jack Hester
C. Stephenson
Lure Craft Notes From Lab Cast of Characters
The fragment lists polymer makers and operators including S.A. Thomas J. P. Keller RB R. Buntin and J. A. Planchard who contribute ideas about fish lures. Keller mentions scraps as effective baits while others describe grinding testing fractionation and tensile testing in labs under Ayler Rizzuto Cavini and Marshall. The passage ends noting a fish lure trial with Escon.
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S.A. Thomas
J. P. Keller
Rb.r. Buntin
J. A.planchard
Keller
Ayler
L.A. Rizzuto
R. Bookmeyer
G. TF. Cavini
Louis Lea
Escon
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Wait Disneys
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Young
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Boyle
Baytonians
Sun
Ataat
Willian John Walden Jr
Monktoh
Jack W. Bonds
Folin Moker
Callie Crime Commission
Jack Ruby
Dallas
Wesassin
Lee Harvey Onterelel
Tenn
4Guxingt Teamsters
James R. Holfs
Ralph Yarborough
J. Psa
Austin
Kim Wright
Fort Worth
Yarborough
Senate
New Town House Furniture
Prescription
Herring
Fame
Knights of Columbus Hall
Baytown, Texas
Les Brown
First National Bank
FDC
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