Helmerich Payne Wins Top Award in 1963 Annual Report
Helmerich Payne Inc wins top award in the 1963 Annual Report competition. The New York Society of Security Analysts and Financial World sponsored the survey. Dr Joseph H Taggert of NYU supervised. Other panel members include E Eddie Henson and W H Helmerich.
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Aulsa
Helmerich & Payne, Deat
Art Directors Club
Tus
New York
Thenual Report
New York Society
Financial World
Helmerich & Payne, Inc
Joseph H. Taggert
E. Eddie Henson
Busi J
W. H. Helmerichness
New York University
Oth-Urrer
Thomas H
Lerch Receives 1964 National Quality Award
George F. Lerch of Baytown a Western Life Insurance agent has been honored with the 1964 National Quality award for an outstanding record of quality sales. The award was presented by the National Association of Life Underwriters. The note mentions a bluejay feeding on eggs and young from smaller birds.
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George F. Lerch
Baytown
Western Life Insurance Co
National Association of Lie Underwriters
US to Draw 100 Million From IMF Amid Gold Reserve Move
Washington announces an additional 100 million draw from the International Monetary Fund to conserve U S gold reserves. The draw totals 400 million and will be in currencies of Germany and the Netherlands with a 0.5 percent service charge. Canada plans a 50 million repayment to the fund, prompting the dollar swap to prevent gold liquidation.
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Washington
United States
International Monetary Fund
U.S
The
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Germany
Netherlands
Canada
Dillon
Revival of speaking in tongues unsettles churches in Dallas
AP report from Dallas notes glossolalia spreading beyond Pentecostal roots into Baptist and other denominations, sparking debate among clergy. It cites Vivian Bruner of Dallas as a practicing example and mentions ministers resigning or shifting roles over the practice, with attention to biblical origins in Acts and current church tensions.
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Lom Johnson
Dallas
Tex
Steve Sweedin
Jahn
Jerusalem
Charles W. Conn
Church of God
New Mexico
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
J. Samuel Phillips
D. Noel
Keith
Department of
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
Pentecostal Group
Dr. Conn
Cleveland, Tenn
Ly. Keith
Texas Christian
Glossoalia
Episcopal Diocese of
Chicago
Dennis J. Bennett
St. Luke's Church
Seattle
Wash
van Nuys
Calif
God the Holy Spirit
Bennett
Miss Bruner
Mr. Phillips
First Baptist Church of
Lovington, N.M
Inessmen
Tech
Phillips
Texas Highways Twice as Large as Russia's
Houston Rotary Club hosts Texas Highway Commission head Herbert C. Perry who touts Texas road expansion, noting 3,029 miles of Interstate Highways planned by 1972 and 334 million spent this year with 39727 under construction. He urges Texans to defend mobility amid growth disparities.
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Fred Hartman
Houston Rotary Club
Houston
Texas
Harris County
Russia
Herbert C. Perry
Ecker Drive
Baytown
la Porte
Pasadena
Seabrook
Perry
Highway Department
Petry
SNS
GOP Candidates Visit Baytown for Goldwater Campaign
The Goldwater Special rolled into Baytown at 5 pm Thursday with nine Republican candidates for Texas offices aboard. The slate included Jack Crichton for governor Horace Houston for lieutenant governor John Trice for attorney general Don Flanagan for railroad commissioner John Armstrong for agriculture commissioner John Matthews for land commissioner Fred Neumann for state treasurer T E Kennerly for Supreme Court and Walter Mengden for the state legislature. Sims noted it was the first Baytown visit by Republican candidates and their discussions on campaign issues.
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Goldwater
Baytown
Texas
Ail
Barry Goldwater
Jack Crichton
Horace Houston
John Trice
Don Flanagan
Railroad Commission
John Armstrong
John Matthews
Fred Neumann
T. E. Kennerly
Supreme Court
Walter Mengden
Sims
New Photo Gadget Pinpoints Thresher Wreckage
Washington AP reports a new underwater search device has located the submarine Thresher wreckage in 8,400 feet of water. The Navy released photographs of large underwater sections and confirmed the submarine sank after a piping failure east of Cape Cod on April 10, 1963 with 129 aboard. No evidence yet yet to locate any crew remains.
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Washington
Thresher
Navy
Cape Cod
Mass
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