Oil Industry Hopes for Better 1963 Business
The First National Bank of Chicago hosts a biannual panel of US industrialists. A Sun publication of remarks by JOAN E. SWEARINGEN summarizes the 1962 year and 1963 outlooks for the domestic petroleum industry, predicting higher first half earnings, possible mild recession risks, and factors like tax policy, energy policy, and demand for crude and refined products. The piece notes record 1963 activity could occur if conditions hold.
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Standard
Indiana
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U.S
Japan
First Compact Olds Developed In 1900
Lansing AP report details the rise of the curved dash Olds Runabout first developed fall 1900 after Olds moved to Detroit. It cites Ransom E Olds as the compact car pioneer, notes production jumps 1902 45 cars 1903 4000, and traces Olds career to Reo Motor Car Co GM absorption in 1908 plus Niemeyer MSU history.
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George Romney
American Motors Corporation
Ang
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iRambler
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Michian State University
Glenn Niemeyer
Niemeyer
Automotive History Collection
Detroit Public Library
MSU
R. E. Olds Co
Reo Motor Car Co
General Motors Corp
VA pension income questionnaires due in January
Veterans and dependents receiving pensions must file annual income questionnaires with the Veterans Administration Regional Office at 515 Rusk in Houston. Office manager Jack Powell urged prompt return by January 15 to ensure processing and avoid suspension or delay of pension payments before January 31.
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Veterans Administration
Rusk
Houston
Jack Powell
First aid training class resumes at San Jacinto Memorial
The Fast Harris County Medical Assistants Society sponsored session will start at 7 p.m. Monday in the hospital classroom. Dr. James H. Sammons of Highlands will teach the session.
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Fast
Harris County Medical Assistants Society
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
James H. Sammons
Highlands
Refurbish Texas state parks may rely on tourism gains
Gov elect John Cannsily cites an estimated 1000 500 million needed to refurbish Texas state parks. Potential recovery tied to increased tourist trade at historic sites. ILAs ordered to unload cargo. Rep Carl Albert hospitalized with chest pains. Judge LeBlanc fines and imprisons for defaming district attorney. Kennedy, McCoy CIA note. explosion injures 11 in Hot Springs. storm plagues Western Great Plains. House subcommittee to study NYC newspaper strike. Dr John Dunn gets limited Reeves County hospital practice. Bill Estes finance questioned by Dank. Texas officials clash on private business buildings near Austin. Rangers seize 90000 unstamped cigarettes. Colorado tax gap noted. Jack Carson tribute. Dick Powell mourned. Kerr laid to rest with Kennedy present. Congress risks delay as labor and construction time erodes before adjournment.
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Texas
International Longshoremen's Association
Arline Judge Returns to Movies After 29 Years
AP profile recalls Arline Judge’s long absence from film and her two new projects Tomorrow You Die and A Swinging Affair plus television offers. She discusses family, marriage, and her renewed career at age fifty, noting her sons Wesley and Dan Topping, and past co stars like Richard Arlen and Jack Oakie.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Arline
Richard Arlen
Jack Oakie
Paramount Varsity
Harold Lloyd
Phoenix
Wesley ,Ruggles Jr
Dan Topping
Tve
Wes
Den
New York Yankees
Fort Lauderdale
Arline Holds
Three-Year Probation for Belson Elementary Teacher
A Belson elementary school teacher, George Davis, 38, received a three year probated sentence after pleading guilty to narcotics charges. Criminal District Judge Mace Thurman ordered Davis to remain in Austin State Hospital until released by a physician. Davis testified he became addicted to narcotics after being prescribed cough syrup in 1958.
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Austin
Mace Thurman
Belson
Thurman
George Davis
Austin State Hospital
Davis
Funeral Notices for Waldrop and Jones in Texas
Funeral notices report JONES WALDROP Cor a Lee Weatherly Waldrop a 5 year old of Channelview burned November 24 in a gas explosion died at Brooke General San Antonio funeral 10 a.m. Monday at Old River Terrace Methodist Church Channelview with burial in Ryan Cemetery under Paul A. Lee Funeral Home. Survivors include her husband E Waldrop Jr of Channelview daughter Mrs D N Waldrop in critical condition in San Antonio five brothers and sisters and other relatives. Also listed are funeral services for James Harald Jones 50 of Highlands at 2 p.m. Sunday at Berth man Highlands Chapel with burial at Mary Gardens Cemetery under Earthman Funeral Home survivors include wife two sons two daughters and several siblings. Honorary and pallbearers named.
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Cora Lee Weatherly Waldrop
Channelview
Brooke General
San Antonio
D. N. Waldrop
Old River Terrace Methodist Church
Chaonelview
Jdames Bronner
Ryan Cemetery
Tarkingion Prairie
Paul A. Lee
E. Wolk Dion Jr
Avenue CG
Chennelview
E. L. Gellaway
Bastran
Denvilie Vo
Lester Pyecas
Irs
Crock
JW. Weatherly
Robert
Jock Brown
Houston
Tom Brown
Mignolia
May Crothy
Lake Charies, le
Herbert O'Quinn
Quisieto
Eva Savage Houston
Jon Adams
Hot
James Harald Jones
Poinsettia Iv
Tunisia Leader Stands by Austerity Plan Despite Plot
Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba faces a thwarted coup aimed at toppling his austerity program. United States backs Bourguiba with 180 million dollars as Tunisia presses a three year development plan amid widespread economic hardship and discontent.
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Tanganyika
Ethiopia
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Perkins named Cornell president a man of wide experience
James A. Perkins, 51, named Cornell University’s new president, has held roles as a professor, federal administrator, foreign policy planner, and executive at Carnegie Corporation and Carnegie Foundation. He emphasizes careful study of campus conditions, envisions improved higher education funding, and advocates disciplined, patient promotion of democratic ideas worldwide.
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NEW York
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James A. Perkins
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Carnegie Corporation of New York
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Deane W. Malott
Swarthmore College
Princeton University
Princeton
School of
Public and International Affairs
Price Administration
Foreign Economic Administration
Germany
Carl Sandburg
Lincoln
James Fenimore Cooper
Jesse
Perking
Kigay
Mexico Fatalities Reach 1200 in Transport Accidents
A Mexican official reports 1200 deaths from highway accidents this year. The Dads Club of 1200 members is to hold a 7:30 am meeting at Scout House, B. W. Smith presiding, to discuss the extreme accidents impact and transportation concerns.
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Rice Establishes First Space Science Department On Campus
Houston AP reports Rice University will establish a pioneering space science department, headed by Alexander J. Dessler, former Lockheed Space Co interplanetary physics chief. The department will offer dual tracks for undergraduates and graduates with a small initial graduate enrolment.
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U.S
Rice University
Kenneth S. Pitzer
Rice
Alexander J. Dessler
Dessler
Lockheed Missiles and Space Co
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Dallas
Pitzer
Father Andrew J Nelson, 76, of Houston dies at home
Andrew Jackson Nelson aged 76 of Houston died at 3 p m Friday at his home He was the father of Mrs J J Ryan of Baytown Funeral services set for 9 am Monday at Earthman Southwest Chapel Bellaire with burial in Garden of Gethsemani Cemetery Houston
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Andrew Jackson Nelson
Houston
J. J. Ryan
Baytown
Earthman Southwest Chapel
Bellaire
Gethsemani Cemetery
Sunday School Lesson of the Week by Roy L. Smith
A 1962 religious reflection explains how early Christian reform spread through small, humble groups after Jesus's baptism. It notes baptism as a pledge into a new way of life led by John the Baptist and the moment Jesus embraced his divine destiny after his baptism.
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Roy L. Smith
Mediterranean
Jesus of Nazareth
East Mediterranean
John the Baptist
John
Jesus
Nazareth
Aimerics
December City Court income and traffic offenses summary
Corporation Court revenue for December totaled 3870.50 dollars. Traffic violations grossed 258 dollars for parking fines, 335.50 for forfeiture of cash bonds and 955 dollars, with 565 parking tickets issued. Among cases filed, 124 sped, 58 no operator’s license, 41 running red lights, 75 drunkenness, 19 minors with alcohol, 11 dis turbances of the peace, and 568 total cases filed across traffic drunkenness and other offenses. Two people were charged for allowing dogs on streets and for not vaccinating dogs.
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Corporation Court
Sportsmen's Clubs of Texas to hold annual meeting
The annual meeting of the Sportsmen's Clubs of Texas, Inc., is set for January 19 at the Driskill Hotel in Austin with Gov. John Connally Ally. Gen. Waggoner Carr and Lt. Gov. Preston Smith among attendees. State officials will be present.
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The
Sportsmen's Clubs of Texas, Inc
Drisalll Hotel
Austin
John Connally
Waggoner Carr
Preston Smith
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