Texas Oil Allowables Postponed
The Texas Railroad Commission delayed October oil production allowable decisions awaiting Hurricane Beulah's impact on Gulf Coast refining capacity. Chairman Jim C. Langdon said the commission would set the limit next Monday or Tuesday. October demand for Texas crude was forecast at 3,105,000 barrels daily, down 155,000 from September. Major purchasers’ nominations totaled 3,067,376 bpd, down 336,152. The August factor of 54 percent had been the highest since 1963. Major buyers listed include Atlantic Richfield, Pure Oil, Mobil, Gulf, Phillips, and Pan American, with others noting volumes in barrels per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Richfield Co
Pure O7l Co
Sun Ov Co
Mobil Oil Corp
Pan American Petroleum Corp
Gulf Oil Corp
Phillips Petroleum Co
Cities Service
Continental Oil Co
Humble OF & Refining Co
Shell
Brownsville Refugees Endure Beulah Night at Civic Center
In Brownsville 1,161 refugees huddled at the Civic Center as Beulah battered the city. Night fell with flooded stage, failed lights, and a collapsed roof. Nuns led prayers and calm. Horatio Gomez, Alberto Fuentes, and others described fear and relief amid limited food and rising stench from damaged rooms.
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Brownsville
Beulah
U. S
Civic Center
Leroy H. Haverlah Jr
Red Cross
Horatio Gomez
Gomez
Alberto Fuentes
Philadelphia Pediatrician Talks Of Baby's Needs
Dr Doris A Howell of Philadelphia told about 4000 family doctors that propping a baby's bottle is a severe form of unintentional maternal neglect. She stressed warmth, intimate contact, and nurturing as vital, noting many mothers resist breastfeeding and that unmothering occurs across social classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
Haweil
Don Cureton Speaks at Mont Belview Church Services
Rev Don Cureton led both services at First Baptist Church Mont Belview delivering messages. He is a student at the Institute of Religion in Houston and former Cedar Crest Baptist Dallas pastor. He holds a B Div from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Fort Worth. Sunday school starts 9:45, worship at 11, Training Union 6:30, night service 7:30.
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Don Cureton
First Baptist Church of
Mont Belview
Tom Cale
Cureton
Institute of Religion
Houston
Institute
Cedar Crest Baptist Church
Dallas
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Fort Worth
Check found on courthouse lawn worth 163 thousand dollars
G L Bolen, a courthouse employee, found a check for 163,440.75 on the Wichita courthouse lawn. It was written to a Wichita bank by Fred Carp, a retired Army colonel, to buy government bonds. Carp planned a duplicate check but learned the original had been found and said no one could cash such a large check.
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Wichita
Kan
G.L. Bolen
Fred Carp
Carp
Adjusters Ready After Beulah Winds Subside
Tex as Farm Bureau Insurance Com panies plan 35 adjusters to South Texas storm area after Beulah winds die. B C Jones says 25 adjusters meet in Waco to study hurricane claims and 10 head to Harlingen to work out of the office. Policies cover at least 15 million in anti county area and about 20 000 vehicles. a C Grayson notes Carla experience aids fast fair settlements.
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Waco
Tex
Texas Farm Bureau Insurance Companies
South Texas
Beulah
B. C. Jones
Haringen
Rio Grande
Corpus Christi
A. C. Grayson
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The
S. S. Kresge
Charge II
KMART
COSCO
Larameel
K Mart
Bayt
Pam Geetigue
SMT
Baytown Este
Texas
Rom Beulah
Haverlah
Philadelphia
Sun
Beltone Hearing Aid Service Center
Baytown
Holiday Inn Motor
Highway
Ford
LTD
Texas Avenue
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