Reds Believe Yankees Can Be Beaten in World Series
Cincinnati pitcher Bob Purkey said the Yankees are beatable after the Reds split the first two games at Yankee Stadium. Purkey noted Whitey Ford was tough but said good pitching can stop New York and that the Yankees are not unbeatable. He spoke ahead of Saturday's Game Three in Cincinnati, where he will start.
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Ohio
Yankees
Bob Purkey
Cincinnnati
Yankee Stadium
Reds
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Whitey Ford
Southwes
Jim O’toole
Fes
Win- Shing
Pittsburgh
Etmere
Fred Hutch
Cincnnati
Yankee “Stadium
Purey
Chessey Field
Los Angels
O'Toole
Federal workers study at night in Washington area
About 9,000 federal employees in the Washington metropolitan area are enrolled in college courses, roughly half of area adult night students. They range from clerks to executives, ages 20s to 30s, pursuing degrees, self improvement, or job skills. Six area universities offer many courses, with facilities scattered across downtown and the Federal Triangle.
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Civil Service Commission
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Helic
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George Washington
Howard
Maryland
Agriculture Department
Federal Triangle
Break-in at Shirley's Bar Reports $225 Stolen
E R Canales of 1200 Harbor Drive reported a burglary at Shirley's Bar last Sunday morning while he was away in Houston. About $225 was taken from a cash register. Police Sgt. Ed Hardy investigated the incident.
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E. R. Canales
Harbor
Shirley
Houston
Ed Hardy
World Series Steals the TV Spotlight This Week
NBC airs the World Series as the big draw with a slate of new and returning shows across networks. ABC debuts Straightaway and 2 2 2 Go while CBS and NBC offer The Hathaways Dinah Shore and Bog Newhart Show. Premiere with Fred Astaire starts Tuesday, The Untouchables returns, and CBS Reports features Eisenhower talks.
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Jack Weston
Dinah Shore
Jack Lescoulie
Supreme Court
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U.S
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Vic Damone
John Charles Daly
ABC
Fred Astaire
Lee Marvin
Arthur Kennedy
James Gregory
Bob Newhart
David Brinkley
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Gir
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United States
Hospital Beat Sees Local Admissions And New Arrivals
Mrs. Ira Williams of Mont Belvieu admitted with a broken arm after a stool fall. L A Milner of 502 N Whiting in Baytown for treatment. visitors may be allowed. Herschel Read and Melton Powell listed as surgery and hospital patients. New arrivals include three newborns with weights and dates. Several others admitted to San Jacinto and Gulf Coast hospitals with room numbers.
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Mont Belvieu
Lillie Duke Hospital
L. A. Milner
N. Whiting
Baytown Hospital
Herschel Read
Herschel H. Read
Largo
Gulf Coast Hospital
Gulf Coast
Melton Scott Powell
William Ralph Powell
E. James
San Jacinto
Shannon Morris
Pamela
Grace Fisher
Miriam
Loy Williams
N. Eighth
Leroy Montgomery
Lloyd Lane
Dewey Courvelle
Highlands
Shell Appoints Gas Utilization Superintendent in Houston
R E Mitchell was named superintendent gas utilization in Shell Oil Co. Houston area gas department by J A Golasinski. Mitchell, a Purdue chemical engineer from Tipton Indiana, began with Shell in 1944 in Tulsa and has held posts in New Orleans, Canada, New York and Venezuela. He served as area project superintendent since 1960. He and wife Martha Jean Patterson have daughter Ruth Elizabeth, 12, and reside at 2215 Brimberry, Houston.
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R. E. Mitchell
Shell Oil Co
Houston Area
J. A. Golasinski
Shell
Tipton
Ind
Mitchell
Purdue University
Tulsa
Oklo
New Orleans
Canada
New York
Venezuela
Martha Jean Patterson
Ruth Elizabeth
Mitchells
Brimberry
Gas exploration urged to meet growing demand
Texas Railroad Commission chairman William J. Murray Jr urged rapid gas exploration at the American Gas Association convention in Dallas. He said new gas supplies must be added at about 1.5 times net production to keep up with a 2.6 percent annual growth forecast for the next two years. Murray noted gas consumption has risen 4.6 percent annually since World War I. The association elected E. H. Smoker as president, John E. Heyke and Marvin Chandler as vice presidents, and Charles Mann as treasurer.
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Texas Railroad Commission
William J. Murray Jr
Murray
American Gas Association
Association
E. H. Smoker
Philadelphia
John E. Heyke
Brooklyn
Marvin Chandler
Aura, I
Charles ‘Mann
New York
Rayburns condition worsens as cancer spreads
Rayburn underwent lymph gland removal after surgery at Baylor Hospital. A biopsy revealed metastatic malignant pancreatic cancer. He remains heavily sedated for pain, with family by his side, while doctors say the malignancy has spread and his recovery timeline is uncertain. Presidents and lawmakers expressed sorrow as word spread nationwide.
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Robert Bartley
Baylor Hospital
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Ong
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Europe
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United States
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Harry S. Truman
Independence Mo
Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Halleck
Sae
Congress of the United States
Taylor
Tex
Vier
Lamden R. Johnson
Texas
John Tower
Hale Por. D-Law
Noon Call Stock Quotes from Shell Development Co meeting
A fiscal roster lists Shell Development Co personnel presenting papers at the 36th pigcott and Myers Annual fall meeting of the Society of Petroleum Engineers. Staff from Shell Exploitation and Production Research Division in Houston will deliver papers by M M Prats, D G Russell, C S Mathews, and N E Truitt. The Journal of Petroleum Technology notes this selection as a top professional honor for petroleum engineers, with other companies like Texaco, Texaco Easterne, and Gulf Oil also referenced.
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Gulf States
Ubl
Gustin - Bac
Sagsseads
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Parke-Davis
Phillips Petr Mck
Ennai
Sheil
Houston
Prats
G. Russell
Reservoir Engi
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Stude Packard
Tennessee Gas
Texas Co
Texas Easterne Sou Pacific
Sperry-Rand Stan Calif
Stan NJ
Texas Gulf Caved
Idewater
Jn Oil of
Calif
Ssesesecuens
Jojohn Drug
JS Steel
Westinghouse New Oil Cotton
Xerox
Shell To Present Five Papers At Engineers Meet
Shell plans to present five papers at the Engineers' Meet in Dallas from October 8 to 14. About 3,000 engineers are expected to attend the event across the sessions and exhibits hosted by WATLOUMA BCA and SELUIVEL Lain fineers (AIME).
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Shell
Engineers
Morris County Officials Face Charges Over Garbagem Burn
Morris County Commissioners Court filed charges against three Panadenia city officials for garbage burning causing offensive odor per Dr Walter A Quebedeaux Jr county pollution control officer. Over 1 000 workers delay strike at Southwestern Bell after talks planned with Communications Workers of America. Houston Teachers Association seeks policy review on nurse home visits due to classroom smells. Robert Lee Taylor previously jailed in Pieridae holdup case tied to clues found near Asahuac. Sheriff Otter finds discarded items including makeup kit money wrappers near Taylor’s laundry. Houston attorney Kenyon Mounching sues Morris County Clerk for 19 95 damages over delayed photocopy of legal document. First of six access streets to New Sports Stadium to start soon with 10 day relocation plan.
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Assally
Walter A. Quebedeaux Jr
Pollu Thom
Panadenia
Quebedeaux
Robert Lee Taylor
Houston
Asahuac
Lewis Otter
Chambers County
Weingarten
Taylor
Kenyon
Morris County
Bob) Torrentine
Turrentine
Harris County Commissioners Court
Bob Braden
United Fund Emphasized at Baytown Kiwanis Meeting
Rev Don Duran pastor of Cedar Bayou Methodist Church spoke at the Baytown Kiwanis noon session urging Baytonians to open wallets for the United Fund campaign. He tied the effort to community care and the Lord's Prayer daily bread theme. Absent lines mention a fund film and guest members from Houston Kiwanis.
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Baytown
Duran
Red Feather
Community Chest
W. C. Jackson
Carl Knapp
John Archer
L. B. Oddell
Claxton Parks
John E. Wolf
Fred Ankerman
T. W. Lopp
Walter Moore
Kiwanis Club
Houston
Baytown Club
Moore
Byard Sooy
West Baytown Kiwanis Club
Dick Ells
W. L. Martin
Jim Ethridge
Apple
Petroleum demand outlook to rise 73 percent in decade
New York AP report cites Chase Manhattan Bank projecting a 73 percent rise in Free World's petroleum consumption over the next ten years. Bank says outlook is optimistic given growing population and petroleum's dominant energy role.
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New York
Chase Manhattan Bank
Industry faces pressure from competition and government intervention
Chase Manhattan warned external forces could impair health and growth of the industry. It noted the sector finds itself between converging pressures: rising competition and increasing government intervention, amid a claim of 12.5 million barrels per day and a 28 million barrel rise since 1960.
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Chase Manhattan
VFW Box Supper and Dance Planned for Saturday
Veterans of Foreign Wars Rob ert R. Tuck Post 912 sponsors a box supper and dance at the VFW Hall on Decker Drive Saturday. Suppers served from 7 p.m. Free admission for couples with box supper. dance tickets are $1. Melody Makers provide music. Proceeds go to teenage baseball programs.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Robert R. Tuck
VFW Hall
Decker Drive
The
Melody Makers
Sun Spots Dance Club's Costume Night at Tower
Sun Spots Carousel Dance Club hosts its first seasonal dance, a circus theme event at 8 p m Saturday, with a breakfast served afterward. Benny Berg Orchestra from Houston provides the music at the Tower.
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Carousel Dance Club
Tower
Benny Berg
Orchestra
Houston
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