Armco Steel plans 25 million Houston expansion by 1968
Armco Steel outlined a six year 600 million project to expand in Houston. The plan includes a 25 million expansion by 1968 and a new wide flange structure to boost pollution controls. Company officials said the effort would create about 6 500 Texas jobs and strengthen Houston as a steel market.
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Fred Hartmanrloves
Armco
Texas
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Austin
Dolars— Steel
South
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Armec
Hous Imill
Southwest
William Verity
Gulf South
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Widdletown
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JETS Pupil Engineering Club Sees Speakers Field Trips
The Junior Engineers Technical Society at Robert E. Lee High School plans weekly meetings with guest speakers in civil, petroleum, and geology. hosts field trips to sites like Point Barrow and Bertron Power Plant. 43 members. officers named. annual banquet at Goose Creek Country Club. will attend Texas A&M JETS convention and a Bellaire High slide rule contest.
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Junior Engineers Technical Society
JETS
Robert E. Lee High School
Arthur Hodges
REL Club
Jim Lutes
Robert Whitson
Richard Ruckman
Mike Mullen
Thomas [Post
Martin Smith
John Adams
Larry Foerster
Brad Benton
Point Barrow
Humble Oil & Refining Co
Bertron
Burke ‘Park Planetarium
Jeteroa Airport
Channel 13
Arminal Club
Goose Creek Country Club
Texas A&m University
Bellaire High School
Baytown Cubs Pine Wood Derby Winners at Bridges Church
Baytown Cubs Pack 208 held a Pine Wood Derby at St Mark's Methodist Church. Grand winner was Bridges, second place Donny Glenn. Den winners included Pat Bridges, Brent Currie, David Swot ford. Sparky Dorris, Jeff Shoemake, Jody Zorn. Sidney er, Jerry Hays, Robert Guice. Den 4 Danny Gienn, George Downton, Kim Jessee. Den 5 Kim Rosamond, David Cheek, Weedy Leatherwood.
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Donny Glenn
Cub Scout Pack
St. Mark's Methodist Church
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Brent Currie
David Swotford
Sparky Dorris
Jeff Shoemake
Jody Zorn
Dencott Powell
Sidneyer
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Robert Guice
Danny Gienn
George Downton
Kim Jessee
Kim Rosamond
David Cheek
Weedy Leatherwood
Car Inspection Ad Warns Against Rush Service
An alert urges motorists to avoid rushing and have their vehicle inspected promptly. The message emphasizes careful checks, safety, and compliance with regulations, suggesting customers schedule an appointment rather than rush through the process.
Experts Say Rigsby Girl Was Strangled
Testimony in the James C. Cross Jr. murder trial details the strangling of Susan Rigsby and Shirley Anne Stark with a twisted dress knot, noting extensive decomposition and conflicting autopsy findings. Pathologist Earl Rose describes marks on Rigsby and questions about sexual relations amid the case.
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Susan Rigsby
James C. Cross Jr
Shirley Anne
Earl F. Rose
Dallas
Rose
Dist. Atty
Tom Blackwell
Perry Jones
Jones
Blackwell Ow
John Williamson
M Stark
Austin
Williamson
Cross
J. Neill ‘Kennard
Miss Stark
Bill Norman
North Texas ,State University
Roy Minton
Jury selection in Krueger murder trial moves forward
In Grenham Texas jurors were selected for the Paul Eric Krueger murder trial. Two more jurors joined the first as defense and prosecution trimmed veniremen through questioning and peremptory challenges. Judge Leslie D. Williams pushed the session past quitting time to speed the process.
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Grenham
Tex
API
Paul Eric Krueger
San Clemente
Calif
Warreni Burnett
Dist
Atty
Sam
Corpus Christi
Veniremen Eee
Leslie D. Wiliams
Kruezer
Blinn Junior College Coeds
Brenham High School
Douglas Barr Honored For 40 Years At Humble
Douglas R Barr received a service emblem marking his 40th anniversary with Humble in Baytown. A chief operator in the Baytown Refinery Pumping and Gauging Department, he began at a Humble service station during high school and joined the Pine Department in 1925, transferring to Pumping and Gauging a month later. He is an elder of First Presbyterian Church and a Cedar Bayamasonic Lodge member, with a family of two daughters and two sons.
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Douglas R. Barr
Humble
Baytown
Ity Bay
First Presbyterian Church
Cedar Baynn Masonic Lodge
Polar Bear Ski Race winner from REL graduate
Mayotanaiey of Houston, a Robert E. Lee High School graduate, won the Polar Bear Ski races on Offats Bayou in Galveston. His return time around the course was one minute four seconds. The tow boat, driven by Sam House of Houston, reached 73 mph on the straightaway. TandLex will compete Sunday in Polar Bear races in Austin.
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Mayotanaiey
Houston
Robert E. Lee High School
Offats Bayou
Galveston
Sam House
Tandlex
Austin
Harris GOP Mardi Gras Party at Skyline Inn
The Harris County Republican Party hosts a Mardi Gras cocktail party at 7 30 p m on Monday February 28 in the Orbit Room of Skyline Inn Houston. Roberto Zenteno's Band provides dancing music and Jimmy Wallace the ventriloquist will perform. Admission is free with drinks at the bar and food available. The Spring Branch Republican Women's Club president Mrs Russell Roach sent for authentic papier mache masks from New Orleans to be decorated and sold as souvenirs. Everyone is welcome.
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Republican Party
Skyline Inn
Telephone Road
Houston
Roberto Zenteno
Jimmy Wallace
Spring Branch
Republican Women's Club
Russell Roach
New Orleans
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