House Pressures Ku Klux Klan Leader in Secret Records Row
Imperial Wizard Robert M. Shelton defied the House Un American Activities Committee by refusing to identify Georgia Klan incorporation papers and to turn over subpoenaed bank and tax records. The panel brought out a handwriting expert as Shelton’s aides and wife faced questions about finances and Klan activities in Alabama.
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Humble Executive Links Prices to Profits and Education
Humble's president argues for industry growth through higher education and automation, claiming rising profits depend on competition and efficient management. Dr Jones stresses automation as essential, creating jobs while needing advanced skills and broader industry involvement in public affairs and education.
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Chemical session promises talks at Humble conference
The Legislative Committee will preside over seven papers on optimization and reactor design. Noted speakers include J. Pe Clinton of Diamond Alkali and G. L. Glahn. Orville Roberts, a humorist, is set to headline the inner program. The event highlights Texas Easterns Transmission efforts and nationwide outreach.
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City considers bids on tower foundation and lining project
The city council reviewed bids totaling 348 430 for the tower foundation and staining work, with the lowest bids of 33 250 and 15 189 respectively. Due to a pending lawsuit, contracts were not awarded and extensions to October 22, 1965 were granted. City Manager Fritz Lanham noted the foundation bid increased by 1 509 on extension and reported 4 000 paid to Turmes and Collie for engineering on the Spaning tower project.
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Fil Up 40 Minutes Fort Worth First Test Flight
Fil, formerly the TFX, achieved a 40 minute test flight in Fort Worth. Officials at the plant said the craft stayed airborne for the full duration and flew 12 days ahead of schedule marking a milestone in ongoing development.
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Ganders Rally as Freeport Fans Vow to Beat Them
In Freeport the mood is high as Ganders-Continued from Page One headlines stir intense fan feelings. A Baytonian relation reportedly says he has tickets and predicts a victory, while Ganders supporters urge Freeporters to show strong support and express their intense sentiments about the rival team.
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Killer in England abused victims and taped screams
Detectives report a serial killer in England tortured victims and recorded their dying screams. Police have recordings and photos from several cases, but only one body recovered. They believe multiple victims lie buried in remote moorlands, including the dismembered body of Lesley Ann Downey found recently.
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Victim Injury Report in Bay Town Car Collision
Victim Shevilyn, a child, ran from behind a parked car into a car driven by Krejer. The right front bumper struck her at 5:40 p.m. Tuesday. Over the past three days Bay Town reported 30 automobile accidents with heavy damage but no injuries. Shevilyn was treated at Gulf Coast Hospital then moved to Herlems Hospital.
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Downtown Panels Front Paper Details Grand Junction Project
A Texas study section outlines Grand Junction Colorado as a city of about 40 000 with a 74 junior college and a redevelopment plan. The Soup project rebuilt 24 downtown blocks, updated sewers, water lines, streets, signals, parking, and storefronts with eight months of work and 28 percent city funding. The Central Business District Study Committee gathered data from Grand Junction and several other cities, noting downtown scope beyond Texas Avenue.
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Pollution Board Reviews Sewer Plan Near Ditch
The group discussed raising an overflow line in a manhole on a sewer line by a drainage ditch and the Baker Road project. Attendees included City Councilmen Raymond Donnelly and Jack Hurond, Supt. of Schools George Gentry, Deputy Supt. W D Hinson, City Engineer Jack Morton, County Engineer Dick Duss, and Leoni Legler principal of Burnet and Travis elementary schools.
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