Dixon Yates power contract seen as risk free investment
The Post-Dispatch reports that a nine draft Dixon Yates contract promises a virtually risk free 9 percent return on 5 million dollars for the private power group. It shows taxes treated as part of capacity charges to the AEC and allows transfer of the contract to cover construction debts for a 107.25 million dollar West Memphis plant.
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Dixon-Yates
Washington
Richard Dudman
Post-Dispatch
Nover
Dixon-Yates Group
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
West Memphis
Ark
Senate
House Committee On Atomic Energy
Dixon-Yates Private Combine
Tennessee Valley Authority
Joint Committee
W. Sterling Cole
Bath
N.Y
Federal Power Commission
General Accounting Office
TVA
Mississippi Valley Generating Co
Paducah
Bank Memoranda and Asset Pledges Summary
I C W Kelley cashier sworn statement shows assets pledged to secure liabilities totaling 52 700 00 35 222 86 3 750 00 873 591 29 2 00 1 112 616 06 883 782 62 5 968 03 40 955 16 2 225 51 937 931 32 25 000 00 100 000 00 49 684 74 174 684 74. He confirms the above statement is true to the best of his knowledge and swears 40 000 00.
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C. W. Kelley
SPA Power Supply Cut Approved By Interior Official
Tulsa Oklahoma Fred G Randahl assistant Secretary of the Interior said the Southwestern Power Administration may reduce its contracted hydroelectric output. Arkansas Power and Light Co will fall from 30 million to 3 million kilowatt hours monthly and Texas Power and Light Co from 10 million to 4 million. Companies will pay for what they receive or get the difference later after a SPA officials conference.
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Tulsa
Okla
Fred G. Randahl
Southwestern Power Administration
SPA
Arkansas Power and Light Co
Texas Power and Light Co
Aandahl
Rustling Trial Set Despite Whisky Slug
Tulsa County case pits Clarence West and Tom Spiegel in a cattle theft charge. Sheriff Field testified he gave a cup of coffee with whisky to West before a confession. Dr. Dodd noted alcohol often given to delirium tremens patients and Field sought refiled charges after a prior dismissal.
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Tulsa
Okla
W. W. Field
Clarence West
Field
Tom Spiegle
Common Pleas
Lloyd H. McGuire
Nevin W. Dodd
Lewis Johnson
West
Robert D. Simms
Pretzels Gain New Twist Amid National Pretzel Week
Hal Boyle reports from a national pretzel convention as hand twisting fades to about 20 percent with machines taking over. The industry, worth about six million dollars this year, expects sixty to seventy million next year and around eighteen billion pretzels for U.S. consumers.
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New York
Alex V. Tisdale
National Pretzel Bakers Institute
America
United States
Tisdale
Philadelphia
Ardmore Man Added To State Traffic Toll For Year
The states 42st traffic fatality of the year is Charles John 34 Ardmore who died after his car overturned into a ditch on U S Highway 77 north of Davis He was thrown from the vehicle The toll to date stands at 421 up from 408 at this time last year
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Preslahoma
Charles John
Ardmore
John
U. S. Highway 77
Davis
Pyramid Plan payout to Mt Vernon resident
George Huntley of Mt Vernon Oregon writes thanking Pyramid Plan for a 158 payment toward his first hospital experience. The piece promotes obtaining the Pyramid Life Insurance Co booklet What You Should Know About Health and Accident Insurance and urges readers to seek facts for affordable coverage.
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MT. Vernon
Oregon
George Huntley
R.F.D
Pyramid
Pyramid Life Insurance Co
Minnesota Avenue
Kansas City
Kansas
Ex Legger Begins Eight Year Manslaughter Term
George B. Holland ex Bartlesville bootlegger arrived at Mc Alester State Prison to begin an eight year manslaughter sentence after giving himself up in Bartlesville on a Tulsa traffic fatality from a year ago. His first sentence of 10 years was reduced on appeal for mitigating circumstances.
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Tulsa
Okla
George B. Holland
Bartlesville
McAlester State Prison
Mariguerite Mott
Criminal Court of Appeals
Norman Okla college names new business manager
Jack Coke from North ern Oklahoma Junior College is named business manager at Tonkawa Oklahoma junior college. He replaces Ray Hamilton who resigned to teach full time at the school.
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Tonkawa
Okla
Jack Coke
Northern Oklahoma Junior College
Ray Hamilton
Tulsa Well Hunt Aims at Leaking Gas in Southeast City
Using a sensitive magnetometer a crew located a suspected abandoned gas seep in a southeast Tulsa yard and planned further tests. A 24 hour guard protected the house as Vance Smith of Oklahoma Natural Gas prepared to report to Mayor Clark and oil executives discussed plugging the well.
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Tulsa
Okia
Vance Smith
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co
L. C. Clark
Clark
Explosives Plant Found In Havana In Secret China Town
Havana police disclosed a hidden explosive factory in Havana's China town linked to a terrorist plot to disrupt Cuba's November 1 presidential elections. Police chief Rafael Salas Canizares said about 100 suspects are connected to the alleged seeds, all said to be members of the National Revolutionary Movement.
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Havana
Cuba
Rafael Salas Canizares
Salas
Nationa Revolutionary Movement
MNR
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