Halliburton founder Erle Jal liber ton dies in Los Angeles
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Co founder Erle Palmer Halliburton, 63, died in Los Angeles after a recent operation. Funeral services set for Tuesday at Forest Lawn in California with interment there. Memorial services planned Thursday at Halliburton Stadium in Duncan Oklahoma. He built the company in 1919 and expanded it into a global firm with about 9,000 employees. He held diverse ventures including an airline, gold mines, a cement plant, a Los Angeles furniture store, and other estates. Survived by two sons, three daughters, and two brothers.
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Halliburtin
Im 121
Duncan
Fim
Halliburton
St. Louis
West Texas
American Airlines
Honduras
Los Angeles
Corpus Christi
Tex
File P. Halliburton Jr
Halliburton Oil Producing Co
Las Vegas
Nev
David Halliburton
Oklahoma City
John Rex
Arthur Wayne
Williamt M. Hall
Jacksonville
Fla
Army Officer Transfers And Disqualifications Noted In January Orders
The Army announced personnel transfers including Lt Col Willard W. Mize to Ft Meade and Maj Charles H. Jones from Washington to Arlington, Capt Martin Meesa m to Ft Riley, and Capt William Swaller to Ft Riley. Lt Lyman A. Lackey Jr. and others received date of rank updates. Lt Col Wintrop H. Ringers was found unfit for duty at 60 percent disability and placed on the temporary fisab list. TDY and MOS changes affect several officers with locations including Arlington, Fort Rucker, Fort Holabird, and Monterey.
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Willard W. Mize
Arlington
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William A. Swaller
Kansas City
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Adams Jr
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Benning
United States
Lyman A. Lackey Jr
Bernard A. Landry
Allan W. Sandstrom
John M.etterling
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William
Beaumont Ai
el Paso
Kenneth
Sam Holston
Richard L. Livermore
Trealdin
Monterey
Calif
la Paz
Bolivia
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McPherson
Rome
Sch
Ft. Sill
Donald 3. Roberts
Ft Rucker
Holabird
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Sta. Washington
Travis M. Adams
James J. Cremins
Johns W. McLaughlin
Charles Ml. Nissly
Aag
Glen R. Judd
Conpor MC
Mos
USAH
Schools May Get Finn Book Back
The Mark Twain Association of New York has asked the City Board of Education to restore The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn to the approved textbook list for elementary and junior high schools. Removal was disclosed Sept. 11. Dr. William Jansen, superintendent, denied that it was removed for offensive content and said it was not regarded as a textbook.
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Mark Twin Assn
City Board of Education
William Jansen
Ile
Arms Shipment Seized By U S Agents
U S agents seized a large arms shipment bound for Cuban rebels after tailing three Cubans for 500 miles on the Florida Turnpike near Pompano. The haul included four anti tank guns, over 209 rifles, 20 000 rounds of ammunition and 10 machineguns. The suspects Daniél Vasquez 31 Alberto Alvarado 46 and Humberto Alvarado 34 faced US commissioner on conspiracy charges.
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U. S
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Daniél Vasquez
Carlos Piio Socarras
Miami Beach
Adalberto Alvarado
Cuba
Alvarado
Humberto
Miami
Train Derailed by Fuel Shortage Near Flemington
A diesel freight train halted near Flemington, WN,J after exhausting fuel. The engineer requested 200 gallons of diesel oil from Fleming ton to restart the locomotive, ending the standstill.
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Dispute May Block Ships On Pacific Coast
In SAN PEDRO California a fish ing boat union dispute in Los Angeles harbor threatens to tie up shipping along the Pacific Coast. The ILWU Fishermen's Union seeks higher prices for fish from canners while AFL-CIO fishermen approved a $55 a ton price for sardines. George Kavakas of the TLWU proposed a broader shutdown to force a resolution. ILWU pickets the 106-boat fleet as talks continue.
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San Pedro
Calif
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
International Longshiremen Warehousemen's Union
Afl-Cio Fishermen's Union
George Kavakas
TLWU
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Ore
Afl-Cio
ILWU
Railway Express Seeks Rate Hike
Railway Express Agency asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for a 15 percent rate increase to cover full costs of service. President A L Hammell said the railroad express deficit is accruing at about 72 million dollars annually and described the hike as imperative.
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Railway Express Agency
Interstate Commerce Commission
A. L. Hammell
Plans for Southwest Fall Wreck Discussed at Fort Sill
Wreck plans for the 40 et 8 will be discussed at p.m. Tuesday at the American Legion hut Fort Sill. Robert H. Leach serves as chef de gare for Fort Sill 40 et 8 voiture 1138. The wreck is scheduled for November 16 and 17.
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Fort Sill
Robert H. Leach
Authorized Browning Dealer Promotes Arms Stock
Liberty Army Store advertises Colt Remington Winchester and all makes in stock. Offers buying selling trading and loans on runs. Located on C Avenue with dial EL 5 7486.
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Science Parley Held At OSU In Stillwater
A two day conference on improving science education through community science fairs is under way in Stillwater. About 200 high school teachers PTA leaders school board members and administrators are expected to attend. Sponsored by Oklahoma State University the University of Oklahoma and the Oklahoma Frontiers of Science Foundation. Speakers include Dr. Howard L. Bevis and E. S. Obourn.
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PTA
Oklahoma State University
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma Frontiers of Science Foundation
Howard L. Bevis
E. S.obourn
Office of Education and Welfare
Washington
Talks To Resume In Henryetta Steel Strike
Talks were scheduled to resume in Henryetta Oklahoma to end the United Steelworkers strike that has idled 600 workers since last week. Eagle-Picher Co officials and the local union met Monday but no change was reported. Dr R Hunt federal mediator attended last week's meeting.
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Henryetta
Okla
United’ Steelworkers
Eagle-Pichér” Co
R. Hunt
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