Cafe Manager Denies Thought Indian Ambassador Was Negro
Mrs. Mary Alley denied segregating India's ambassador to the United States at a Houston airport cafe. The supervisor moved G. L. Mehta and his secretary to a private dining room, later apologizing from the State Department and the city. Mehta said he experienced no discrimination and believed he received special treatment. Mayor Hofheinz issued apologies and said the matter was a misunderstanding. the Indian government called the matter closed.
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Southeast farmers owe $30 million more in 7 year survey
The Department of Commerce reports farmers in the Southeast are $30 million deeper in debt this year than last, in a regional survey. The article notes rising farm mortgages across the seven states examined and outlines potential impacts on lenders and rural communities.
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Oil Drillers Hit Salt Water at Donovan Well
Geologist Elbert Eaves reported salt water at 11 176 feet in the Donovan oil well near Citronelle, enough to hamper production at the deeper level though not at the higher strike. The well, first logged Aug 16 between 10 872 and 10 923 feet, yielded high quality oil with gravity 40.5, but salt water clouds prospects for a deeper pool.
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