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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1961
Page
5
Advertisement offers a $1,000 life insurance policy for final expenses targeting readers under 80. It urges filing a mail-in application with name age and address to Old American Insurance Company in Kansas City Missouri.
Discount Homes of Houston says it has more than $300,000 in sales since its establishment on April 15. Baytown representative D.B. Cocktrum notes three homes are under construction in the Baytown area and another has been completed. The firm builds on lots owned by customers.
An editor notes Brownwood residents share guidance on federal income tax casualty losses from storms. It covers deduction rules for nonbusiness property, required documentation, computation of loss using fair market value before and after the hurricane, and adjustments for insurance, depreciation, and potential carrybacks or carryforwards.
Hollywood notes introduce Dick Chamberlain as the new Dr. Kildare in the TV series beginning next week. The Los Angeles native, after Korea service and acting study, inherits the Lew Ayres role and its jokes. Ethyl Corp and industry executives project record daily chemical and petroleum product sales in 1982, predicting over 10 million barrels daily.
A congressional inquiry revealed Aerojet partners with Navy contracts and stock divestment gaps. Don Kimball, ex secretary of the navy, faced cross examination as 65 senior officers worked for Aerojet and bids for highway projects topped $9.3 million in a day.
Taquisquiapan Mexico AP reports United States tourists spent 142 million dollars in Mexico last year according to delegates at the national convention of the Mexican Ho Association.
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