Oil Import Study Opens WASHINGTON Hearing on quotas and domestic oil health
Interior Secretary Stewart Udall opened hearings on oil import controls noting six year quotas boosted domestic oil and gas earnings and capital growth. He outlined proposed new quotas for residual fuel oil due by April 1 and for crude products by July 1, with night sessions to finish in two or three days. Drescher of Sinclair urged ceilings on a nationwide basis and a halt to backdoor imports via Puerto Rico.
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Washington (Ap
Stewart Udall
Udall
Carl Drescher
Sinclair Refining Co
Eisenhower urges GOP to define federal role and costs
Former President Eisenhower told 20 top Republicans in Palm Springs that Democrats have adopted a rule that the federal government must handle every problem from junk cars to rents. He urged a broad, nonpartisan policy review, a task force on foreign and defense matters, currency issues, and a statement on Negro voting rights.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Democratic Party
GOP Coordinating Committee
Eisenhower
Palm Springs
Calif
U.S
Weather Summary for Texas Regions and Tejas
Weather notes show varied temperatures across Texas regions with highs ranging from mid 50s to mid 60s and lows near freezing in northern areas. Cloudy to partly cloudy conditions with some showers possible in the north and mid south, winds moderate offshore to southerly, and cooler nights expected especially in the north.
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Snyder
Tejas
Sovin
Texas
Efternoon
Trorener
Bomb Explodes in Singapore Office Building
A bombing in a nine story Singapore office building today killed three Malaysians and wounded 36 others. Police suspect Indonesian terrorists planted the device. around a dozen European victims were reported among the injured. The blast occurred under a staircase between the first and second floors.
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Singapore
Malaysia
Russians Bemoan Economic Slowdown
Moscow reports a general economic slowdown has set the Soviet bloc back five years in its push to overtake the capitalist West. The International Life journal notes stag nation and cites economists Aleksey and Ivanova saying Comecon members will not reach the forecast of 50 percent of world industrial output this year.
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Moscow
Soviet Bloc
International Life
A. Aleksyeevy
L. Ivanova
Communist Nations’ Council For Mutual Economic Assistance
Comecon
Marine Dies In Viet Battle Near Hoai Town
AP reports a US Marine officer and 18 Vietnamese soldiers died in a battle near Hoai 285 miles northeast of Saigon. An additional Marine officer was wounded. Vietnamese forces and Viet Cong fought for two hours as Marines entered the town. Air raids hit Laos positions later. Buddhist-Muslim clashes erupt in Da Nang as tension rises.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Hoai
U.S
Nha Trang
Viet Nam
da Nang
Pic
Robert P. Huegel
Cincinnati
Ohio
David Bark
Wilmington
Mass
Richard Ussery
Hudson
N.H
USIA To Close Offices In Tals ROME AP
The U S Information Agency will close offices in Trieste Genoa and Turin by June 30 as part of a Washington ordered readjustment. Offices in Rome Milan Naples and Palermo will stay open.
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Rome
US Information Agency
Trieste
Genoa
Turin
USIA
Washington
Milan
Naples
Palermo
Panel approves biology text amid debate on evolution
The Snyder Independent School District board approved the Yellow Version of the BSCS biology book for Snyder schools by a four to one vote. Opponents argued the material underplays evolution, while supporters said teaching should be guided by qualified teachers and not be censored. The book, one of five state approved, is already in use in two accelerated biology classes with manuals available to accompany it.
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Tovcher
Northside Baptist Stone
Snyder Independent
71 Brown
BSCS
Snyder
Royce Sanders
L. Robison
W. J Schiebel
Harold Bennett
Ray Martin
Buster Anderson Anderson
Bennett
Martin
Schiebel
Clifford Terry
Lee D. Stone
Torre
Ing ‘Glen
Order Halts Selma Marches Amid Violence
Selma public safety chief ordered a halt to civil rights demonstrations after a Tuesday march of about 2,500 including clergy, and the beating of three white ministers. Mayor Smitherman supported the move to use emergency police powers to stop marches, with police taking over crowd control as Negro leaders planned a Dallas County Courthouse rally. Tuskegee students were en route to Montgomery as part of the protest. One white minister remained in critical condition in a Birmingham hospital.
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Kelso Sturgeon
Selma, Ala
Selma
Wilson Baker
Joseph T. Smitherman
Baker
Dallas
Groes
King
Tuskegee Institute
Montgomery
Capitol
Tuskegee
City Hall
Birmingham
Doctor Kovnar to Speak at Snyder Teachers Meeting
Dr Murray R Kovnar of Lubbock will address Snyder Classroom Teachers Association Thursday night at 7 30 in Lamar Junior High Auditorium. The Texas Tech professor of psychology will discuss Children vs Psychology Religion and Parents and has served as clinical psychology consultant to several agencies while maintaining private practice.
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Murray R. Kovnar
Lubbock
Snyder Classroom Teachers Association
Lamar Junior High
CTA
Texas State Teachers Association
Kovnar
Texas Tech
Big Spring State Hospital
Girlstown U.S. A
Social Security Administration
South Plains Guidance
Long Island University
Westminster Law College
University of Denver
Justice Dept Restricts Picketing At Katzenbach Office
Demonstrators outside Attorney General Katzenbach's office in Washington faced tight security as federal police cleared the crowd after clashes. President Johnson deplored the violence, and Vice President Humphrey met civil rights leaders. About 700 demonstrators marched near the White House singing We Shall Overcome. Senator Kennedy urged evidence be sent to a federal grand jury for indictments over Sunday’s bloodshed. Congressional leaders pressed for broader federal action to curb Alabama violence.
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Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
Selma
Ala
Congress
U.S
James McShane
General Services Administration Central Protection Force
Katzenbach
Justice Department
Attorney General's Office
Johnson
Alabama
Hubert H. Humphrey
Walter Fauntroy
New Bethel Baptist Church
White House
John Doar
Leroy Collins
Texas to Fight Estes Reversal in Supreme Court
Dallas attorney Get Waggoner Carr says Texas Bar will assist in appealing the reversal of Bille Sol Estes conviction. Tyler trial was televised, a factor in the appeal. The American Bar Association joins for Estes, arguing a televised courtroom violated his rights. Jaworski of Houston to assist Carr in the high court argument.
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Dallas
Waggoner Carr
State Bar of
Texas
Bille Sol Estes
Tyler
American Bar Association
Estes
Carr
US Supreme Court
Dallas Tuesday ‘Hight
Torney Leon Jaworski
Hous‘ton
Oilman's Rites Held in San Antonio for McFarlin
Funeral services were held today in San Antonio for Robert McFarlin 36, co owner of McFarlin Oil Co., who died Monday. He was remembered as a business partner and community figure.
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San Antonio
Robert McFarlin
McFarlin Oil Co
Rain Skirts Across Texas As Front Stalls
The Associated Press reports scattered showers across parts of Texas with moderate rain near Tyler overnight and lingering southeast through Thursday. A cool front barely moves from Lufkin to Lubbock while temperatures stay mild except Panhandle near freezing. McAllen tops state readings at 86 with Alice and Cotulla at 85, with five day forecasts predicting near normal heat and cooling in Northwest Texas.
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Associated Press
Texas
East Texas
Tyler
Lufkin
Lubbock
Upper
Texas Panhandle
South
Duke Undergoes Third Eye Operation At 70
London AP report notes the Duke of Windsor, aged 70, underwent a third operation to correct a retina detachment in his left eye at the London Clinic Hospital. A spokesman said the procedure was technically satisfactory and the duke was recovering well.
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London
Duke of Windsor
London Clinic
Forrester Resigns as Palestine Chamber Manager
Woody Forrester, Snyder Chamber of Commerce manager since November 1959, submitted his resignation at the Chamber board meeting. He will assume a similar post with the Palestine Chamber of Commerce on April 1, offering advancement and broader experience. The board will select his replacement. a sales clinic is planned for spring and the monthly meeting night will shift to the second Tuesday.
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Woody Forrester
Snyder Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Felix Jones
Forrester
Palestine Chamber of Commerce
Jones
Bill Seale
Doug McGrain
Ed Dickerson
Chamber
H. A. Johnson, Jr
Bentley Baie
Frank Patterson
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