Oil Allowable Set At 63 5 For June Monte Austin
The Railroad commission in the capitol city boosted Texas oil allowable for June to 63.5 percent of potential. The new limit marks the highest since 1948 and aligns with forecast market demand. Major buyers nominated 3 255 000 barrels daily for June, up 101 115 from May, as stocks stood at 97.3 million barrels on May 9, amid a tight crude market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Railroad Commission
Capitol City
Texas
Ben Ramsey
Ramsey
Commission
Education Needs Outlined By Educator In Rotary Address
Dr. Paul E. Richards of Jarvis Christian College urged Rotary Club readers that the U.S. educational system must upgrade to meet rising societal demands. He contrasted past schooling with today, noted higher HS completion and college continuation rates, and criticized one size fits all government programs. He cited open classrooms in San Angelo and urged focus on teaching the child’s capacity. In Ahmedabad, India, a Gujarat government employee was promoted 15 months after death, cited as red tape in the state assembly.
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Sid Hecker
Rotar Richards
Mirror Photo
Y Club
Jimmy Brown
East
Texas
Rotary Club
Paul E. Richards
Jarvis Christian College
Hawkins
Richards
Navy
Nairobi
Kenya
State Department
University of California
Stanford University
New Hampshire
Richard
U.S
Yesteryear
James Conant
Harvard
Ahmedabad
India
Gujarat
Liquidation sale at Hammond piano and organ Tyler store
Public notice announces immediate liquidation of the Hammond Piano and Organ Co stock in Tyler due to a management change. All items including pianos organs office furniture equipment and three delivery trucks will be sold at price, with notable discounts on a new Hammond spinet organ at 495 dollars and Kimball organ and Leslie tone cabinets at discounted rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond Piano and Organ Co of
Tyler
Nixon Urges Draft Changes In Congress Address
President Nixon asked Congress for a six point reform to replace oldest first with a random lottery. The plan targets 19 year olds for one year and keeps deferments for undergraduates. Ford said congressional approval looked promising.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Realtor Week Observances Spanning May Eighteenth to Twenty Fourth
Longview Board of Realtors announces Realtor Week from May 18 to 24 with 145 members joining 87,000 nationwide Realtors in community activities. James W. Hunt underscores ethics, professional standards, and the Make America Better Program, noting Realtors help expand home ownership and private property advocacy through NAREB and local boards.
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James W. Hunt
Longview Board of Realtors
Longview Board
Hunt
National Association of Real Estate Boards
U.S. Patent Office
NAREB
Chicago
Washington
WAABIs Install New Officers at Dinner
The Women's Association of Allied Beverage Industries held its 13th annual Installation Dinner on Tuesday night May 13 at the Holiday Inn Longview with 27 in attendance. Guest speaker was Mrs Leonard Riggs of Riggs Nursery and Land.
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Women’s Association of Allied Beverage Industries
Holiday Inn
Longview
Leonard Riggs
Riggs Nursery & Land
Dutch Haupt
J. R. Ray
Anne Carmack
Don Webb
Dallas
Webb
Ronnie Kellum
Kenneth Grigsby
Howard Clifton
Gladewater
Cherry Poulter
C. A Lehr
Dallas Waabi
DuBry
Jim Laurent
Mike Wilson
Pete Sorensen
Bulletin
Bob McClendon
Sunshine
E. B. Jennings
Sky Ranch
South Dakota
Gregg County
WAABI
Houston
United States
Abernathy Addresses East Texas Lions Club Meeting
Quentin Abernathy told the East Texas Lions Club that the region shows the fastest growth potential in the nation and Texas, stressing the democratic system and need for capital and people. He noted East Texas Chamber spans 71 counties and 65 percent of bank deposits, urged industry attraction and proximity to highways, labor, land, and markets, and highlighted per capita living standards and national GDP. The luncheon included WAABI officer installations, reports on charitable efforts, and a flaming banana strawberry flambée incident at a Detroit hotel ending with a hairpiece fire.
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East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Quentin Abernathy
Lions Club
Texas
Bill R. Johnston
Abernathy
Lions
East Texas Chamber
Caddo Parish
Louisiana
Dallas
Houston
U.S
East
Ten Commandments for Texan Tourism Conduct
A tourism council publication lists practical rules for welcoming visitors. Readers are urged to greet guests warmly, share helpful information, maintain neat appearances, and keep a cheerful spirit to promote Texas friendliness and memorable travels.
HEW Warns 13 Texas Schools Over Desegregation Plans
Washington reports that 13 Texas school districts including Calvert Center Crosby Garland Lufkin Richardson San Augustine South Park Temple Madisonville Consolidated Arp and Curve-Fairbanks faced potential loss of federal funds after HEW Civil Rights Office warned them to present acceptable desegregation plans. Two districts Carthage and Waskom have already lost funds for lacking HEW-approved plans.
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Washington
Texas
Civil Rights Office
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Calvert
Center
Crosby
Garland
la Vega
Lufkin
Richardson
San Augustine
South Park
Temple
Madisonville Consolidated
Arp
Curpess-Fairbanks
Carthage
Waskom
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Monte
Amentals
Gans
Kimball Organ
Baldwin
Leslie
Baldwin Spinet Organ
Kimball, Hammond and Wurlitzer
Apt
Knabe
K Mart
S. Beckham Tyler
National Security and Selective Service
Republican House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Waabis
Detroit
Sharon McMillon
D. L. McMillon
Route 3
Gilmer
Crisco
Union Grove
Sharon
FHA
Wanda Steelman
Texas Tourist Council
HEW
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