Luquire Homes Castles Offer Three New Dwellings
Baytown contractor Ed Luquire unveils three all brick homes at 1801 Adams 1703 Olive and Wai Olive priced in a reasonable range. Each three bedroom residence features two baths large living spaces a modern kitchen with rubber tile floors central heating ready for air conditioning and completed landscaping with grass already started.
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Ed Luquire
Lille
Liquire
Adams
Olive
Wai Olive
Luquire
Baytown
National Gypsum Plans Gulf Coast Plant Expansion
National Gypsum Company explores a $6 million Gulf Coast plant between Houston and New Orleans. Executive VP Fred A. Manske says the waterfront site would import gypsum from Nova Scotia quarries and support 35 other U.S. plants with 150 products. Existing Gulf Coast facilities include New Orleans Mobile and Good Hope with another in Rotan Texas.
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Fred A. Manske
The
National Gypsum Co
Gulf Coast
Houston
New Orleans
Manske
Buffalo
Nova Scotia
Texas
Louisiana
U.S
Mobile
Ala
Good Hope
Rotan
Tex
Arlington State College May Become 4 Year School
The Texas House gave preliminary approval on Thursday to a bill to convert Arlington State College into a four year institution. The measure passed 79 to 7 on second reading amid protests from House Appropriations leaders who warned of higher taxes. Rep. Floyd Bradshaw argued many senior colleges are underfinanced and not presently adequate as four year institutions. He noted the higher education budget for the next biennium is about 11 million dollars above current spending and pledged further reductions. The Arlington bill is sponsored by Rep. Jim Moore.
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Arlington State College
Appropriations Committee
Floyd Bradshaw
Weatherford
Bradshaw
Brad
Arlington College
Jim Moore
Arlington
Senators Warn U S Appears to Bluff to Reds
Two Democratic senators say Communist China believes the United States does not mean business. Sparkman and Humphrey, both on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, say U S policy has not convinced Red China of determination to resist aggression. They stress that even firm talk may not curb the impression of US bluffing.
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Washington
Far East
China
United States
John J. Sparkman
D Ala
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sparkman
Humphrey
Year’s Worst Dust Storm Lashes Oklahoma Plains
A severe dust storm swept the High Plains striking Oklahoma and surrounding states. Gusts reached up to 93 mph with visibility reduced to less than a half mile in places. The line of dust extended from New Mexico through Texas Panhandle and into Kansas, with impacts expected to reach Arkansas by evening.
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Marry Culver
Oklahoma City
High Plains
Okla
Homa City
Weather Bureau
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandles
Colorado
Kansas
Latanta
Cole Garden City
Kan
Gavnion
Kea
Dade Gil
Enid
Roal Onnshama
Weather Korean
Ollahamsy City
Hehart
Oy City
Epid
Arkansas
Stranger Killer Is Ruled Insane in Covington Case
GALVESTON UDP A district court jury ruled Cecil Covington insane after he killed a man in a traffic dispute last November at Kemah He claimed the other driver drove poorly Doctors testified Covington was dangerous to himself and others and he had been confined by family objections The verdict sent Covington to a mental hospital and referenced schizophenia diagnosis by Dr James Scarborough of a Waco institution REEPORE Texans hear of a veterans fishing trip scheduled for June 28 for disabled or amputee veterans The event sponsored by Amy Anderson editor of the Houston Post invites veterans with Army Air Force or Navy disability to join a small boat excursion on the bay Thames river swans legend tied to Richard the Lion Hearted story
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Udp
Cecil Covington
Reece Et
Monte Pas
Covington
Terex
Tsobel
Kemah
Vietin
James Scarborough
Waco Institution
Amy Anderson
Antiloars
Houston Prose
Srpaionord
RFC
Bruzostort Boat Club
Anderson
Rusk Ave
Houston
Lonely Motorists Urged To Chat With Themselves
A safety expert advises long distance drivers to talk to themselves to fight fatigue and boredom on highways. Leonard M. van Noppen of Universal CLT Credit Corp says monotony raises risk, recommends pacing, fresh air, snacks, stretches, and pulling off for rest if self conversation becomes tedious.
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Sayy
Leonard M. van Noppen
Universal Clt
Credit Corp
van Noppen
Air Force Publishes Booklets On Training For Youth
The U S Air Force released three booklets explaining training for young volunteers: Youll Go Places Faster detailing eight general occupational areas, The Indispensable Man the aircraft technician duties, and Take a Break focusing on morale through off duty recreation. Copies are available at the Baytown Air Force recruiting office on North Ashbel.
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Natson
U. S. Air Force
Air Force
Baytown Air Force
North Ashbel
Britain Sets Amphibious War Games
London reports Britain will stage amphibious war games this month to capture Professor Goldstein a fictitious nuclear physicist working on a cobalt bomb The exercise named Operation LAR will involve reserve sea land and air forces and is set for a Saturday and Sunday off the west coast of Scotland
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London
Britain
Hastasia
Admiralty
Goldstein
Scotland
Benson Urged To Adopt World Cotton Trade Plan
Washington UPI reports a bipartisan group of 54 senators urged Secretary Kara Benson to craft a world trade cotton program. The plan aims to export 6 million bales of cotton, backed by Democratic Senator Lyndon Talinsen and Republican leader F. Knowlind, with Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman Allen J. Flendier guiding the effort.
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Benson
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Kara T. Benson
Senate
Lyndon B. Talinsen
Tex.i
F. Knowlind
Calif
Allen J. Fllendier
Dla
Senate Agriculture Committee
Ex U S Official Eccles Would Put Stock Margins at 75 Per Cent
Former Federal Reserve Board chairman Marriner Eccles told the Senate Banking committee the margin requirement should rise to 75 percent to slow stock prices. He noted the 60 percent cash rule and warned 100 percent could be needed if prices continue to rise. Other experts debated the impact on speculation and housing loans.
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Eccles
Dayton Moore
Washington Marriner
Federal Reserve Board
Senate Banking Committee
New York
Winthrop H. Smith
J. K. Galbraith
Harvard
Wall Street
Federal Reserve
Sansom Town Loses Police Chief and Radio Equipment
Sansom Park Village in Fort Worth area reports the resignation of Police Chief Charles Saylor after seven months. He cites political turmoil and will depart effective Saturday, taking two two way radio sets bought with his own funds.
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Fort Worth
Sansom Park Village
Charles Saylor
A. W. Sesulons
Saylor
Sansam Park Village
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