Trowbridge to embark on management career
Alexander Trowbridge Jr, now recovered from a heart ailment, begins a new path selling professional management as president of the American Management Association. He aims to broaden management techniques beyond business to education, religion, government, and urban affairs through seminars and publications, envisioning rapid growth and international expansion.
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Texas Wildcats Behind 67 Pace in Wildcat Drilling
AUSTIN AP The Texas Railroad Commission reports wildcat oil and gas drilling lagging last year’s pace. Four oil and six gas wildcat wells were drilled this week, totaling 123 oil and 200 gas wildcats for the year, versus 207 oil and 281 gas by this time a year ago. Completions for the week reached 92 oil and 30 gas wells, with year totals 2,185 oil and 1,026 gas. Forty-one wells were plugged, including some dry holes. Alternating district results show activity in Abilene San Antonio and Wichita Falls and Kilgore districts.
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LBJ Shows Strain Of Office During Crisis
Washington AP report notes President Johnson appeared worn and harried after two sleepless nights centered on the shooting of Senator Robert F. Kennedy. Rep. Henry B. Gonzalez described Johnson as visibly tired with circles under his eyes while awaiting news and the death announcement in Los Angeles.
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Weather Station to Be Placed on Cobb Seamount
Newport Oregon AP reports a weather station will be towed 300 miles out to sea next week and anchored atop Cobb Seamount near the Columbia River mouth. The steel cylinder will protrude above the peak about 12,000 feet below the surface and relay telegraphic reports to land.
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Canal project details spark public notice in Galveston
The Houston Lighting and Power Company outlines a proposed intake and discharge canal system to serve a power plant, with dredging from Galveston Bay to Cedar Bayou, across private land, and spoil placement on government banks. Public comments due by June 18. the district engineer will weigh navigation impact, wildlife, and pollution in permit decisions.
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