Traffic Circle, Texas Ave Seen Baytown’s Most Dangerous Node
Second in a series on Baytown traffic accidents cites a police study of 212 reportable crashes in early 1960. The Traffic Circle area where Texas Ave Decker Drive and Market Street meet recorded seven accidents, including one major.
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Sun
John Marsh
Baytown
Police Department
J. B
Ferret
Park and Garth
McKinney Road
West Main
Carolina
North Pruett
Texas Ave
Pecas
Williams St
San Jacinto St
Bay-I
Texas ‘Ave
Commerce
Highway 146
State Highway Department
Congressmen Vote On Tax Bill Amendments In Senate
Washington AP Sen Ralph Yarborough Texas voted for a tax bill amendment curtailing entertainment expense write offs for business use. Senate Majority Leader Lyndon Johnson voted against the bill as adopted 45-39. Both opposed repeal of the federal tax on local telephone service and telegrams, defeated 54-30. They backed repeal of the 4 percent income tax credit for stockholders dividends, and Johnson and Yarborough opposed a 10 percent tax on rail air and bus fares set to expire June 20, defeated 55-29. British sovereigns have taken oath at Westminster since 1066.
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Washington
Ralph Yarborough
Texas
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Yarborough
Senate Finance Committee
Fraud Charged To Group In Dallas
San Antonio businessmen face a fraud suit in Dallas for alleged fraudulent transactions linked to Franklin American Insurance Co. The 37 page petition seeks 407048 dollars in recovery, naming Sam C Bennett Jr and others plus six San Antonio firms. Langdeau alleges a December 1955 conspiracy to defraud the insurer.
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Dallas
San Antonio
C. H. Langdeau
State Insurance
Franklin American Insurance Co
Houston American Insurance Co
Sam C. Bennett Jr
Barney T. Matteson
Elmo J. Burke
Elmo J. Burke Jr
John Peace
Burkes
Highland Hills Inc
Burke Shopping Centers, Inc
Sunset Ridge Apartments, Inc
Burke Construction Co
el Motel Lanes, Inc
Sands Motor Hotel, Inc
Edo
Langdeau
Oklahoma Oil Allowable Set for July Nomination
Oklahoma City AP report says the Oklahoma Corporation Commission will set the state's oil allowable for July. State buyers nominated 488 750 barrels daily, the lowest level in five years. Last month nominations reached 494 390 barrels daily.
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Oklahoma Commission
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
Oklahoma
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