Longview Hearing Set in Oil Operation Probe
Houston AP reports a Friday hearing in Longview to decide on a temporary restraining order blocking the Texas Railroad Commission from an energy survey of wells in East Texas from Upshur through Gregg to Cherokee counties. The probe covers directional drilling and potential piracy like irregular shaft inclinations. eight or nine Rangers guard the area amid threats to staff. The commission cites 60 wells on its list, with 200-300 leases and possibly 1000 wells affected, while a separate Austin hearing is planned for May 15.
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Houston
Longview
Railroad Commission
Upshure County
Gregg
Cherokee County
Rainroad Commission
Austin
Commission
Tis
Texas Rangers
Texas
William Murray Jr
East Texas
Leonard Dorsey
Henderson
Humble Oil Refining Co
J. D. Matthews
Matthews
Dorsey
Houston Post
Post
Murray
Graduates Continue Celebration with Red and White Theme
Mrs. A. P. Loweway co hosts a graduation party with red and white decor featuring roosters in caps and diplomas on place cards. Guests include Jo Ann Grant, Lynn O’Sullivan, Brenda Nunn, Betsy Phelps, and others enjoying fruit, juice, sugared fruits and berries, bacon, grilled cheese, and toast. Red and white corsages honor Mrs. O’Neal and the graduate Cheryl receives sportswear.
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A. P. Loweway
Jo ‘Ann Grant
Lynnn O'Sullivan
Brenda Nunn
Betsy Phelps
Sandra Sebesta
Heirport Harrington Welcomes Newborn Son in Houston
Julian Thomas Harrington was born April 27 at St Joseph's Hospital in Houston weighing eight pounds nine ounces. Parents are Mr and Mrs Julian Thomas Harrington Jr of Houston. He has a sister Annessia Ann. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs L R DelHomme of Baytown and Mr and Mrs J T Harrington Sr of La Porte with Mrs Dora Harrington of Houston as great grandmother.
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Harrington
Julian Thomas Harrington
St. Joeseph's Hospital
Houston
Julian Thomas Harrington, Jr
Annessia Ann
L.R. DelHomme
Baytown
J. T. Harrington Sr
la Porte
Dora Harrington
Health Plan Opposition and Public Opinion Debate
The piece argues the Kennedy Health Plan would cover only about 19 percent of aged health expenditures and questions public support. It cites 27 polls by lawmakers showing a majority opposed, with many districts voting no, and warns about socialized health care affecting basic freedoms.
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Kennedy Health Program
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
House
Ways and Means
Indus
King Anderson
McCollum thanks supporters in Chambers County race
H. H. McCollum thanked supporters as he pledged to run the Chambers County office fairly. He noted he received 603 votes to IC. W. Plato's 77 and expressed gratitude for voter confidence across the county west of the Trinity River.
Plato Thanks Voters In Commissioner Race
C W Plato candidate for Commissioner Precinct 4 Chambers County on Baytown circulated thanks to voters and supporters. He operates a Baytown hairdressers shop and worked for Humble Oil. A workshop at the Baytown Refinery House of Stewart was scheduled for 7 30 p m Tuesday with Mrs Juanita Judice as publicity chair.
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C. W. Plato
Chambers County
Plato
Tri-City Beach Road
Baytown
Humble Oil
Refining Co
House of Stewart
Juanita Judice
National
What Have You Done for Me Lately in Labor Talks
James Marlow analyzes Kennedy era labor and management friction as unions seek higher wages, and business groups demand less government intrusion. Reports from unions, chambers, and commissions show mutual demands for protection, subsidies, and intervention while courting inflation control. Bonnie Gay Roelse of Mont Belvieu celebrates her fourth birthday with grandparents and sisters noted.
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Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Walter Reuther
Afl-Clo Auto Workers
UAW
Reuther
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Bonnie Gay Roelse
John H. Roelse
Mont Belvieu
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Blake
Lonnie
Lonnie’s
School OF Hair Design
Baytown, Texas
McCollum
H. H. McCollum
Collum
Commissioners Court
By James Marlow
Associated Press News
Presidential Railroad Commission
Sun
W.M. House
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