Court Records Royalty Transfers O-L and Deeds
Court records list numerous land transfers and deeds exchanging acres among multiple parties. Transfers include Sinclair Oil & Gas Co, Samedan Oil Corp, United States of America, and Pan American Petroleum Corp, with tracts ranging from 1 to 474 acres, plus various lot subdivisions and undivided interests in Robert Wiseman Sur and William Hodges Survey.
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First State Bank of
Everett Lord
Cleo C. Gracey
Drew Weaver
Charles Pat Pickett
Andrew Beaver Sr
Leroy Humphrey
R. D. McMahon
Garmer Mayes
Raymond Billiau
R. D. McMahan
Gamer Mayes Sur
RD. McMahan
Garner Mayes
C_ Ulrich
Hannah Nash
O-L
Pan American Petoleum Corp
Owen F. Jensen Jr
Charles Mason
C. ‘T. Staples
E. M. Bussey
Staples
Jacob Armstrong
E.M. Bussey
C. T. Staples
Herbert Glenn Pulard
United States of
America
William H. Hodges
Winston G. Smith
Willis Melvin Berry
Bloodgood
Willis Melia Call
H. Hodge
W. BM. Green
United States of America
Robert Wiseman
Everett Soileau
E. McLean
Everett E. Kahla
Winnie
James Fontenot, Jr
Lou Ann Smith
Theo F. Koch
Cleo Smithermar
Mack Q. Penn
E. H. R. Wallis
A. J. LaFour
United States
Sybil Howth
State of Texas
Arthur B. Davis
Arthur R. Davis
H. Williams
Henry Fiffith
Bertha Conroy Lake
F. H. Stubbs
Charles Tilton
Union Properties Co
Kenneth E. Knowlton
Bayridge
Adda
Griffith
Matt S. Odom Sr
William
H. Hodges
Horace Frezia
Roy Dawson
D. Willcox
Adda No
Donakd Eitel
Jett Hankamer
Vincent Barrow
Ezilda M. Brickeri
B. Robertson
Double Bayou
Lula Gill
Mattie Gill Haynes
John Johnson
Guy William Jones
Lester A. Gallatin
William Bloodgood
Senate Approves 19 Billion Bill with Johnson Aid Cut
The Senate passed a 19 billion spending bill boosting antipoverty, education, and health programs while framing a challenge to President Johnson by mandating 91 million dollars in school funds for impacted areas. The measure moves to conference with the House which had approved a 317.2 billion version earlier.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
House
Health, Education, and Welfare
Labor Departments
Office of Economic Opportunity
Plans Announced For Humphrey Visit To Houston
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey and Mrs Humphrey will visit Houston for a two day campaign tour arriving from Los Angeles at Hobby International Airport Tuesday evening. They will stay at the Rice Hotel and meet with officials, supporters, and newsmen before a Wednesday program including a coffee reception, a TV taping with student leaders, and departures after noon. The events involve Mayor Louie Welch County Judge Bill Elliott and local party figures.
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Houston
Hubert H. Humphrey
Huey O’toole
Muriel Humphrey
the Humphreys
Los Angeles
Hobby International Airport
Louie Welch
Bill Elliott
Rice Hotel
Humphrey
Crystal Ballroom
Trinity
William W. Blanton
Harris County
Bob Eckhardt
Eugene McCarthy
Civic Meeting of Tri City Beach Civic Association
The Tri City Beach Civic Association will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the Community Building on West Bay Road. Home made ice cream will be served.
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Tri City Beach
Texans face three more parleys at state conventions
Convention weary Texas political workers prepare for three state gatherings in September. Democrats meet in Austin to map platforms and elect leaders, Republicans in Fort Worth, American Independent in Dallas. Wallace supporters convene in Dallas to nominate him.
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Lee Jones
Associated Press
Texas
George Wallace
Driskill Hotel
Austin
Democratic Party
Fort Worth
American Independent Party
Dallas Memorial Auditorium
Wallace
Alse
Preston Smith
Democratic Executive Committee
Smith
Aioe
Elmer C. Baum
Will Davis
John Connally
Preston
Connally
Davis
Carr
Democratic Executive Council
SDEC
Cary
Bard Logan
Wallace Party
Johannesburg
Gerald Machanic
South African Nursing Journal
Logan
Paul Timanis
Houston
Bones
Dallas Memoral Auditorium
Fishel Named Texas Liquor Chief in Shakeup
Donald B. R. Fishel, 41, assistant chief of enforcement for the Texas Liquor Control Board, is promoted to chief to fill the vacancy from Aubrey Cartlidge’s retirement. Sherman McBeath becomes district supervisor from Wichita Falls, and Leonard J. Lozano, 3, is named supervisor of investigations as part of the board’s reshuffle.
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Chambers County
Maryland
Spiro T. Agnew
Peter O'Donnell
Dallas
GOP
Paul Eggers
U. 5
John Tower
R-Tex
U. S
George Bush
Billie Carr
Boy Fainss
Dupont Lycra
Orlon
Orion
D. R. Fishel
Boy Fain
Marder of
California
Forstmann
Fura