Gulf Lets Contract For Holland Chemical Units
Gulf announces contracts for three major Holland chemical units at Europoort near Rotterdam. A 300,000 ton per year naphtha cracker, a 150,000 ton cumene plant, and a 200,000 ton styrene unit will be designed and built by Stone and Webster and partners. Completion expected in early 1970 with operation by mid-1970. plants to supply ethylene, propylene, benzene derivatives, and aromatics for Gulf’s European and global operations.
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Compania de Minos de Rio ‘Tinto
Helps Solve 3 Biggest False Teeth Worries and Problems
Advert teaser states FASTEETH denture solution promises better fit and comfort for dentures. Claims include improved bite and reduced discomfort with a product available at drug stores.
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Kennan Calls Johnson Moscow Trip Pure Madness
George F. Kennan, renowned Soviet affairs expert and diplomat, tells AP that a Johnson Moscow visit is pure madness. He argues the move would lack leverage, risks political backlash, and notes Soviet actions in Czechoslovakia expose flawed Western thinking and alliance dynamics.
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Population shifts lift California past New York in midyear totals
The Census Bureau reports California leads as the most populous state with about 19.2 million people, a 22.3 percent jump since 1960. New York remains second, while Pennsylvania Illinois and Texas round out the top five, and Nevada Arizona Florida Hawaii and Alaska show rapid growth.
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John W. Hennessey Jr. Named Amos Tuck Dean
John W. Hennessey Jr. was named dean of the Amos Tuck School of Business Administration at Dartmouth College in Hanover. He succeeds Karl A. Hill, who resigned to become dean at Washington University in St. Louis.
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CC Panel Expands Data Scope for Baytown Moves
The Chamber of Commerce living costs committee plans to broaden its data gathering next year to help newcomers to Baytown. Led by Tom Litras, the group will compare costs with similarly sized cities beyond Texas. Current data cover taxes housing meals medical costs and hospital stays.
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Chamber of Commerce
Baytown
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