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An airliner crashed on landing at the airport, plunging into flames as crew and passengers struggled to escape. Eyewitnesses and airport officials describe the plane nosing over the runway after high speed approach, with two crewmen attempting to aid others as firefighters cut holes to reach those trapped.
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Page Ore
Bank
United India Assurance Co
Sen. Dupta
United Commercial Bank
Plint
Capl
T. W. Heye
Fis
Robin Renale
Senators Eye Law Depletion Tax Attacked by Two Senators
General counsel Russell B. Brown of the Independent Petroleum Association of America warned the oil and gas industries to stay on guard against congressional moves to cut the depletion allowance. He cited amendments by Senators Williams and Aiken, arguing the push is driven by unions and emotionalism, signaling political risk to the tax provision.
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Harry Wilson Sharpe
Washington
Russell B. Brown
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Brown
United Press
John J. Williams
Delaware
George D. Aiken
Vermont
House
Ways and Means
Secretary of the Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Wilams and Aiken
Senate
Eisenhower
Williams
IPAA
W. M. Vaugher
Treasury Department
National Petroleum Association
Cleveland
Treasury
Marion B. Folsom
Hurephray
Baytown Sun deals with tax policy and oil depletion
The Baytown Sun reports on tax policy affecting oil companies and depletion allowances. Lawmakers consider capping or removing depletion deductions. Treasury and industry officials argue over the potential economic impact and legislative chances as hearings and meetings approach in Cleveland and Washington.
Livestock market report from Worth features varied pork and cattle figures
In Worth on March 13, livestock figures show slaughter steers and yearlings steady to 50 higher, cows steady to 50 lower, bulls and stockers steady. Week’s highs include slaughter cattle at 22.25, cows 13, feeder yearlings 15.25, slaughter calves 20, stocker calves up to 38. Cattle trade mixed with hogs weaker. butcher hogs 50 to lower, sows 20 to 22, 180 to 189 pound hogs around 23.76 to 25.75.
Two Houston Bank Robbers Convicted in NYE Heist
A federal jury in Houston convicted James Mitchell and Johnny Navarro for the December 31 Houston National Bank robbery. The third defendant, Nick Mitchell, was found innocent. About $55,731 stolen remains unrecovered. sentencing is scheduled for March 23 before District Judge T. M. Kennerly.
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Houston
Houston National Bank
James Mitchell
Johnny Navarro
T. M. Kennerly
Nick Mitchell
Dry Leader Dubs Pastors Weak-Kneed on Liquor Question
Virgil Arnold, a county prohibitionist pushing a local option election, condemns Baptist ministers as shaky and weak-kneed on liquor. His petition drive lacks support as he fails to deliver petitions to the Commissioners Court after appearing before them. The court invites him to return with the petitions whenever available.
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Houston Alty
Virgil Arnold
Arnold
Commissioners Court
Port Commission Plans More Docks
The Port Commission authorized a preliminary study for a 224 acre tract north of the ship channel but has no plans to call a bond election for new docks. The site, sold in 1962 by Houston Endowment Inc, will be studied by Gumming and Lockwood and Andrews.
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Port Commission
Houston Endowment, Inc
Jesse Jones
R. Z. Gummings
Lockwood and Andrews
Vercerina Spirits At Baptist Temple
The Rev George P English preaches at 10 50 a m on Vercerina Spirits with special music at both services at Baptist Temple Sunday The 7 30 p m sermon will be Israel and God Training Union begins at 6 30 p m with Jegeje Dunn directing prayer services nightly next week ahead of a spring revival led by evangelist Rev T Ray McVow of San Antonio.
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George P. English
Baptist Temple
God
Barney Webber
WO. Hucmen
Jegeje Dunn
T. Ray McVow
San Antonio
Baytown Entrants to Southwest YMCA Meet in Houston
Four Baytown weightlifters will compete at the Southwest Regional YMCA meet in Houston at Central YMCA Saturday. Entries include Glenn Williams 181 pounds Mitchell Van ya 165 Don Hindman 148 and David Heger 132.
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Baytown
Houston
Central Ymca
Glenn Williama
Miteh Vanya
Don’ Hindman
David Hegter
Murrow Lets Listeners Decide On McCarthy Row
New York March 13 Edward R Murrow left it to radio listeners to decide who lied in the clash over the American Civil Liberties Union McCarthy charged Murrow said the ACLU never was listed as subversive Murrow said the ACLU was not listed by any government agency The ACLU called the California panel listing false and despicable Murrow’s See It Now program reviewed McCarthy’s career and he fired back on Mutual network radio calling Murrow a left wing bleeding heart.
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New York
Edward R. Murrow
Joseph R. Me
Carthy
American Civil Liberties Union
Murrow
CBS
Wisconsin
McCarthy
ACLU
Comimunistrat
California
Un-American Activities Committee
Attorney General's Office
FET
California Committee
Eisenhower
Truman
Doviglas MacArthur
Fulton Lewis Jr
Mutual
Baytown Boxers Claim Junior Gloves Titles in Houston
Two Baytown youths captured Junior Golden Gloves championships in Houston on Friday night. Denny Reynolds won the 6-pound class for the second year running, also having claimed a Houston Variety Club meet title. Twelve-year-old Pat Butler, with no opponent, was crowned champion in his weight class and later fought an exhibition against the finalist from the 78-pound division. Butler previously won the Midget Gloves title last year.
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Baytown
Houston
Denny Reynolds
Slugger
Pat Butler
Butler
General Telephone opens new weekday hours for workers
The WE BUSINESS OFFICE at General Telephone Co of the Southwest will operate 8 am to 4:30 pm on weekdays, replacing the previous 8 am to 4:30 pm schedule. Manager OL Ware cites worker convenience as the reason. Saturday hours remain 9 am to 1 pm.
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Aew
Baytown Sun
Fac
Pearce
Ratbel Iz Baytowe
Texas
Rea Bartman
Syd & Gould
Adve B
Beulah Mae Jacasan
Warren Edwards
Mefi
Munty
Armed Services
Baxtown
Postoffice
Congress
Wallacer
General Telephone Co
Southwest
OL Ware
Onatamora
FHA Pays Off Treasury Mortgage Milestone in Housing Program
FHA finally repaid the Treasury the last 16.45 million loan used to operate its programs. Commissioner Guy Hollyday and Secretary Humphrey witnessed the payment, hailed as a milestone illustrating government and industry partnership. Since 1940 the FHA has funded its costs from income, with minimal foreclosures and no taxpaying burden.
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Neil MacNeil
Washington
Federal Housing Administra
Treasur
FHA
Guy T. Oo. Hollyday
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Capitol Hill
Federal Housing
Alpert M. Colg
Hollyday
American Mortgage Bankers Association
Laminack Named Baytown Superintendent by Insurance Firm
Jim Laminack named superintendent of the Baytown area by Life and Casualty Insurance Co of Tennessee. With the company since December 1953, he is recognized for an outstanding record. Laminack arrived in Baytown in 1948 and has been in the insurance business since then. He and his wife reside at 1222 Sunset Drive and attend Central Baptist Church.
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Jim. Laminack
Bayown
Life and Casualty Insurance Company of Tennessee
Laminack
Baytown
Sunset Drive
Central Baptist Church
Three Cars Crash on La Porte Main Street
Police say three vehicles collided on La Porte Main Street near the intersection with Third around 1 am Saturday. Elizabeth Rey Armstrong of North Holmes in La Porte drove south and entered the Main Street intersection, slamming into a eastbound car driven by John Brierline, then careening into a westbound car driven by John Weaver. No injuries were reported though damage was heavy to Armstrong and Weaver vehicles.
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Lia Porte
Walter Roberson
Elizabeth Rey Armstrong
North Holmes
la Porte
Main Street
Roberson
Main
John Brierline
Merchant Seaman
Galveston
John Weaver
Bayeliff
Arméthong
Shell
Robertson
Armstrong
Baytown Union Plans Announced by Refinery Workers
E Oliphint and D A Wight, refinery workers, organize Independent Workers of America in Baytown. A meeting is set for 7 30 p m Monday at the WOW hall for machinists with plans to invite other groups. Union organizer cards have been received and the constitution and bylaws posted with the state.
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E. Oliphint
D. A. Wight
Refinery Workers
Independent Workers of America
Seeix
Baytown
WOW Hall
Mechanises
Bach
Einstein Urges Defiance of Inquisitions on Privacy
Nobel physicist Albert Einstein, turning 75, urged Americans to defy inquiries into private life and political beliefs. He criticized restrictions on academic freedom and proposed a central fund to defend those who refuse to testify, while declining to attend his own birthday celebration with officials including Gov Meyner and Oppenheimer.
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Eugene McLoughlin
Princeton
N. J
Albert Einstein
U. S
Civil Liberty Committee
Einstéin
Robert B. Meyner
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Institute of Advanced Study
Einstein
Congress
Joseph R. McCarthy
Stork delivers two births at San Jacinto Hospital
Mr and Mrs Allen Peloquin at 208 West Lobit welcome a girl born March 12 at San Jacinto hospital. Mr and Mrs Harry Stefani of 800 South Seventh report a boy born March 12 at San Jacinto hospital.
Sick List and Savings From Army Corps
The clipping lists names such as Mrs W Eh Fuller Baytown Mrs Allen Peloguin 208 West Lank Susan MacBlain 1514 Wright Boulevard and others across Houston San Antonio and Highlands. It notes civilian Transportation Corps ideas saved the government over 270000 in fiscal 1058 from 313 employee suggestions.
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W Eh Fuller
Baytown
Allen ‘Peloguin
West Lank
Susan MacBlain
Wright Boulevard
Robert C. Higginbotham
West Mall
Johnnie Dave Bailey
San Antonio
Joan J.petrash
Harvey
Galland Clark Jr
Greeis Bayou
Elbert Ashley
Houston
Phillip McCain
Lia Porte
Ite
Harry C. Stefani
South Seventh
Mickey Holloway
Channelview
Joseph V. Dunn
Highlands
Army
Transportation Corps
Certificate of Authority Notice From Texas Insurance Board
Legal notice from the Board of Insurance Commissioners of Texas dated Feb 27 1966 lists Guardian Insurance Company of South Dakota Sioux Falls SD as authorized to do business in Texas and includes state seal and signature of Garland A Smith Chairman of the Board with reference to a sworn statement and certificate of authority for the year ending May 31 1854 and Avon Texas location.
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Board of Insurance Commissioners
Avon
Texas
Garland A. Smith
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