Texas oil profits ride on rail road panel orders
The article reports on Texas oil and gas policy shaped by the Railroad Commission and Washington influence. It notes Thompson and others securing assurances for higher crude allowables, pipeline moves, and European market shifts, with Texans pushing to boost production and tax revenue amid rising prices and storage limits.
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Libel award to Bolivian heir Patinso against London paper
A London jury awarded 56,000 pounds in libel damages and ordered a public apology to wealthy Bolivian heir Ovtle-Patinn, who accused the Sunday Graphic of portraying him as cruel for alleged sadism toward Joanne Connelley. The judge deemed the article gravely savaging the claimant and criticized the paper's insinuations about his marriage to the former New York debutante. He urged reconciliation with readers while noting the affair linked to their 1934 divorce.
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Ihich
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Pool Bill Swells in Texas Senate Runoff Battle
A Texas legislative recess paused a runoff for the April 2 special election as supporters of the Pool bill press for a majority to pass windfall reforms. State officials and candidates visited Dallas and College Station, predicting a decisive action amid efforts by Rep. Joe Pool and others to shape the senate's response.
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Senate
College Station
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Polar air route opens to Copenhagen from polar service
Copenhagen February 25 A Scandinavian Airlines plane arrived in Copenhagen to inaugurate a new polar air route between Toronto or Tor a and the Danish capital. The flight diverted via Oslo for refueling after bad headwinds slowed it ninety minutes. The airliner had linked with a Tokyo plan over the North Pole yesterday, and the service will run once weekly with a 32 hour flight time.
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INS
Scandinavian Airlines
Copenhagen
Tora
Drop in Livestock Drops Values Across U.S.
Washington reports the agriculture department released figures showing a general decline in cattle and calf numbers and overall livestock values at the start of 1957. Calves and beefeaters fell, with steers down while cattle and calves on feed rose slightly, highlighting a year of shifting herd sizes and market values.
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Washington
Jaime
Eagles Lodge Schedules Dance
The San Antonio Eagles Lodge of the Fraternal Order of Fayles will hold a dance Wednesday at 4 PM in the Peart War tal to raise funds for the Dantan Runyon Memorial fund for cancer research. Music will be by Prank Pees and the Vordyhecs.
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Order of Fayles
Peart Wartal
Dantan Runyon Memorial Fund
Carver Research
Six Shivers Men Withdrawn From Texas Senate Nominations
AUSTIN AP The senate nominations committee agreed to withdraw Gov Daniel and former Gov Shivers related appointments after more than two weeks of consideration. House committee names and a probe into the insurance industry were noted, with a plan to pass any needed legislation following the investigation.
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Shivers
Otis Lark
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Speakey Waggoner Cayr
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Camil
Scott McMons
Fr Worth
Carl C. Conley
Raymon
Wile
James M. Corben
Wertherford
Paul Pressler
Houwsiun
Tom Joseph
Vaca
Civil Service Bill Pushes County Employee Reforms
AUSTIN February 45. A bill introduced by Len Doyie Willis proposes establishing county civil service after elections in counties with populations around 380 000 including Bexar Harris Dallas and Tarrant. It allows county commissioners to call an election by motion or by petition of 1000 voters or 50 percent of those who voted in the last general election to decide if civil service should be created and gives commissioners power to appoint three civil service commissioners.
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Compromise In Guard Plan Sought Amid Tense Debate
Washington February 25 An armed services committee and army representatives meet to seek a compromise on the National Guard plan. Rep Brooks proposes postponing a June 4 1958 deadline requiring all four enlistees after April 1 to serve six months, while Army officials resist. Maj Gen Ellard Walsh of the National Guard supports some modifications. Subcommittee chair Vinson shows mixed signals about endorsement.
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Picketing Seen At Texas Film Opening
In San Angelo on February 25, 1978, youths picketed a theater at the opening of the movie Baby Doll. A placard demo read cave a boy and girl top and Sollywoods protribution to Gaigasville. Theater officials sold the film and audiences filled the theater despite protests.
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Indian Killed in Election Riot
New Delhi reports say during India's general election in Mysore state a clash at Chintamani left one person dead and one injured as supporters of Prime Minister Mehra's Congress party fought with Communist party members.
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British Envoy to Speak in Dallas on World Affairs
Sir Harold Cacem, British ambassador, will speak in Dallas on March 7 to the Dallas Contest on World Affairs and its Woman's group. He will set topics for the March 21-24 Bermuda meeting between President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Milan.
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Harold Cacem
Brrth
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Eisénhower
Mia Milan
Special UN Stamps Planned For Emergency Force
United Nations in New York announces two special stamps planned for April to honor the emergency force in the Middle East. One stamp will feature the circular badge worn by the force on armbands and headgear. The other stamp will depict the design described.
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West Side Maintains $1 Price for Children Haircuts
West Side voters and barber groups reached no change to the $1 price for children's haircuts in West Side barbershops. Bratisto Gonzales, president of the West Side Voters League, reported a committee was informed there would be no resolution on price by the West Side chapter of the San Antonio Barbers Association. Gonzales noted the association argued children’s cuts are harder to perform than adults, influencing the stance.
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Bratisto Gonzalés
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Ganeales
Barber Association
Six Die As Overloaded Boat Sinks Near Minette Alabama
Six members of two related families drowned when an overloaded skiff sank as it began a trip on a Brityard canal branching from the Tousaw river near Minette Alabama. Three survivors, including Jack Norge aged two, spoke of pleas to split the party.
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Ala
Jack Norge
Hodge
Tousaw
How Life Begins and the Fertilization Journey
A Reader's Digest summary outlines the start of life from sperm meeting egg to embryo development. It highlights recent research on conception and development and previews related features from digest articles, magazines, newspapers, and banks condensed for readers.
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