Gas Regulation Talk At Rotary Club Discusses Federal Oversight
Clayton Husted of the American Petroleum Institute warns that proposed federal efforts to regulate natural gas production could shift oversight from interstate pipelines to producers. He argues most gas production is monopolistic and notes Congress and the Federal Power Commission have resisted broad production regulation, saying such rules could set a precedent for regulating other interstate commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bune
America
Clayton Husted
QUC
Ameri-Mustedtan Petroleum
Patare Cloh Hava
Hualed
California
Husled
Congress
Federal Power Commission
Washington
Husted
No License Driver Fined in County Court
Benny Roe Kdens of Clare don pleaded guilty yesterday in County Court to Driving While License Suspended. He was fined $25 and reserved on the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Roe Kdens
Claredon
Symonds Murdered Coroner Rules Inquest Concludes
A Singapore coroner’s inquest ruled United Press staff correspondent Symonds was killed by unknown persons. Police were absolved of criminal blame. a Chinese youth who aided Symonds was praised. The inquiry found the mob attacked him on May 12, despite his pleas for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
United Press
Dene Symonds
Volvere
WK. T. Alexander
Magaley
Lesa
Alexander
Pond Samaritan
Symmonds
Hig Aid
Scuvands
Iheares
Red Cross Committee Heads Named at Board Meeting
The Red Cross monthly board meeting named committee heads including Mrs H C Darby fund chair and Dr Charles Brauche disaster chair. Edith Crowell to take home nursing course at Texas Tech, city hall office to close Saturdays for summer, and funds requested for wallet safety and water safety programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Board
Dolinson
Joel Combs
Joe Gidden
Lefors
Edith Crowell
Fexas Tech
Crowell
Red Cross
City Hall
Junchy Shotwell
Geneatheree
James Hart
Homer Craig
Johnny Campbell
H. B. McCorkle
Johnson
Canadian community gathers as local events and travels dominate
The Canadian community notes a busy week with the Community Players planning a Thursday 8 pm show in the Canadian High School auditorium, while families and scouts attend events. Relatives visit Mr and Mrs Butler in Canadian, Bob and Richard Prigmore return from Baylor, and a campout features Scout Master Jack Williams guiding the group. Notices include church meetings, university and military connections, and a birth in Ellwood, Pennsylvania, with locals visiting relatives across Texas and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel Caward
Mu F. Roeha
Dr . Roeha
Mya
J. J
G. D. Butler
G. H. Butler
Traan
W. T. Hagler
Midland
Paul Archinal
Cincinnatti
Ohio
Bob
Richard Prigmore
W. Francis
Baylor University
A. M. Tench
Committee On Education
First Methodist Church
James Bell
First Christian Church
Jack Williams
Gid Anderson
John Greer
Burkburnett
Wright
N. Russell
Texas A & M
Timmy Barnes
Nida
Pampa
Avrmy
Jimmy
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Maryland
Southwestern University
Hig
Tornado Picture Wins May U P News Photo Award
A Wichita Kansas photograph by Charles Rollins shows a rescue worker carrying a limp bleeding boy after the Udall tornado of May 6. The image won first prize in United Press May contest, earning Rollins $25 and becoming one of the most widely used tornado pictures across media.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Udall
Kan
United Press News
Charles Rollins
Wichita (Kane
U.P
Wife Indicted For Murder Of Husband In Fort Worth
Fort Worth widow Mary Clark, 46, is indicted for murder in her oilman husband W. F. Clark’s 1956 death. Prosecution says she conspired with Tracy Eggleston to hire gunmen. she posted $10,000 bond. Eggleston and Cecil Green linked to the slaying. Green was killed in a gang ambush last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Worth
Mary Clark
W. F. Clark
Willis McGregor
Eggleston
Cecil Green
Green
Fort Worth
Clark
Obrecht Funeral Held For W H Obrecht Panhandle Resident
William H Obrecht 80 long time Carson County resident died at St Anthonys Hospital Amarillo after a short illness. Funeral at Panhandle Methodist Church with Rev Charles Wesley Garrett officiating. Born July 27 1874 he moved to Carson County in 1908 and farmed. Survived by widow, three daughters, three sons, two stepsons, 22 grandchildren and 24 great grandchildren. Burial in Panhandle cemetery under Poston Funeral Home direction.
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Panhandle
William H. Obstech
Carson County
St. Anthonys Hospital
Amarillo
Panhandle Methodist Church
Charles Wesley Garett
Obrecht
Harm
Mra
Elgie Obrecht
Dora Bell Russ
W. H. Laisk
W. W. Williams
Lubbock
Fred
Hobart
Okla
Paul J
Claude
Francia
Carl Dale
Nara
Visa
N.M
Waller Dale
Ls Vegas
Panhandler Cemetery
Poston Funeral Home
Wheat Harvest Date Set in Gray County Notice
Gray County wheat harvest date announced as June 10 by Farm Credit or insurance agent James D. Skaggs. Crops planted after this date will not be substitutes and farmers qualify for full wheat insurance coverage, according to state director O. B. Briggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray County
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
James D. Skaggs
O. B. Briggs
Fold
Teacher Jobs Announced for Amarillo Air Force Base
The U.S. Civil Service Commission announces examinations for Teacher General GS-7 at $4205 per year for Amarillo Air Force Base. Applications and full details available from the local post office or the Executive Secretary, Amarillo Air Force Base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Amarillo Air Force Base
Unemployment Pay Boost Passed By Texas Salons
Texas lawmakers approved a late session bill raising unemployment benefits from 20 to 28 dollars weekly while also balancing a 98 million dollar tax package. The measure bars benefits for workers who cross picket lines or join strikes, and debate paused on a 100 million dollar water conservation plan. Governor Shivers praised overall work, but criticized missed water program action and political games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Lloyd JR
Austin
Texas
Allan Shivers
House
Senate
Conference Committee
Shivars
Doctors Warn Public About Whiplash and Spinal Injuries
At the AMA meeting in the South Atlantic region doctors described whiplash as a rising hazard from rapid deceleration in car crashes. They noted spine and neck injuries, headaches, restricted movement, and the difficulty of treating minor cases. Dr. Edward M. Wrunen of Dallas outlined neck and shoulder pains linked to auto accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Atlantic City
American Medical Association
Edward M. Wrunen
Dallas
AMA
Jist
Spanish Group Sets Meeting with New Texts
The Spanish group in Lovett Memorial Library began a new semester Monday night led by Walter Stein with El Camino Real texts. They voted to align with the Adult Education Board which offers a six month tuition of 1.75 dollars. Mrs Hahn’s former class members were invited to join. The group will study The People of Mexico at Editorium Library on Monday, June 27.
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Lovett Memorial Library
Walter Stein
el Camino Real
Adult Education Board
Mra. H. H. ‘Hahn
Stein
Mexico
Editorium
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H. H. Gillfarm
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John Darby
Bill
Genae Molsess
Ady
Red Cross Committee
Zale's
Cuyle
Naomi Saxline
Ixline
Ivea
Ki. Frantis
Dallag Towsher
Wear
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Virgil Meffley
Detroit
Mich
Tom Mc
Achean
Edna Ruth
Shreveport
DeWitt Wenry
Hatfie
Matheson
Garlatid
W. H. Obrecht
SU Umass
Yee Ee Jewelers
Davy Rand Peerer
Ce Ray
Cuyler
Pales
Ana
Flotilla
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Felina
Pop
Elno
Mom
Guyler
Pampi
Oo Zala'a Jewelry Co
Patipa
Cobage & Plessi
Tae Aries
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