State Rep Paul Floyd Tops Texas House Fund Spenders
A state auditor’s report shows State Rep Paul Floyd of Houston led Texas House contingent expense spending for the year ended Aug 1967, with 357.65 in expenses and 1,156.03 in telephone calls. Harris County senators and delegation members also listed with varying totals.
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Austin
Paul Floyd
Houston
Texas
House of Representatives
Floyd
Harris County
Chet Brooks
Sem Criss Cole
Brooks
Cole
Henry Grover
Barbara Jordan
Joe Allen
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Work Still Needed on United States Newest Nuclear Missile
The United States disclosed that much work remains on its newest nuclear warheads. Officials say production-ready hardware should be ready when expanded plants reopen. The Atomic Energy Commission plans to expand eight weapons facilities to support Sentinel anti ballistic missiles and other systems like Poseidon and Minuteman 3. Expansion aims to finish by late 1971. The surge supports broader use of nuclear power for electricity while defense needs also drive the program.
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Washington
United States
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Commission
Congress
Department of Defense
Beatrice Warren former Baytown resident dies in Navasota
Mrs Beatrice Warren 52 former Baytown resident dies at home in Navasota January. Survived by husband Andrew Warren of Navasota mother Annie Morgan daughter Deborah Raymond two sisters Earnest Cowins Ethel Wilhite Richmond Calif one brother Alex Stewart Alexandria La three nephews James Parker Richard Parker Richmond Calif Louis Bryant Baytown great granddaughter and 12 great nephews and nieces. Funeral noon to 1 30 p m Saturday at Mount Cavalry Baptist Church with Rev C Mason officiating then burial 3 30 p m in Welter Brown Cemetery Old River.
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Mount Cavalry Baptist Church
C. Mason
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Warren
Welter Brown
Old River
Clean Desk Is Often A Sign For Frightened Man
HAL BOYLE reflects on office clutter in a humorous column. A coworker cleans his desk to appear virtuous, but the speaker argues a tidy desk can mask insecurity and that meaningful work matters more than conformity. He rejects judgment, stresses life’s value, and ends with a combative jab about dignity in one’s own mess.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Enco Dealers Gather for Humble Houston Sessions
More than 300 Enco dealers will attend a two day Humble Oil and Refining Co convention in Houston. Attendees include George Mil Hins Jesse W Atkins Ralph & Waldrop Tom Richardson and Terry Kiehne from Baytown. The meeting at Shamrock Hilton Hotel begins Thursday at noon with a political theatre theme and aims to boost dealer marketing, sales, and service while previewing new Humble products and promotions. This is one of two meetings across 16 states to be held this year, with about 20 000 Humble dealers expected.
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Enco
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Houston
Humble
George Mil- Hins
Jesse W. Atkin
Ralph &Waldrop
Tom Richardson
Terry Kiehne
Baytown
Shamrock Hulton Hotel
New York
California
Nine Farm Workers Win Guaranteed Salaries
Nine farm workers in Salinas reach an out of court settlement with Martin Produce Co. The deal, approved by Monterey County Superior Judge Gordon Campbell, guarantees each man a minimum annual salary of 4500 and rehiring rights if they are fired for union activity. Read by California Rural Legal Assistance and supported by labor code provisions, the agreement sets ongoing employment if company earnings permit.
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Salinas
Calif
Ninearm
Monterey County
Gordon Campbell
California Rural Legal Assistance
Ronald Reagan
Paul Zim
Califo
Robert Gnazida
Martin
Martin Produce Fals Co
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United Farm Workers Organizing Committee
Afl-Cio
National Labor Relations
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