State sets June crude flow at 2 479 174 barrels daily
The Railroad Commission kept the eight day production pattern for June. Allowable output was set at 2 479 174 barrels per day an increase of 42 603. The calendar day differential means wells will shut 22 of 30 days in June. Major purchasers urged eight day flow with Humble supporting nine days to avoid minimum inventories.
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Austin
Railroad Commission
Oil Regulatory Commission
Bruce Street
Graham
West Central
Texas Oil and Gas Assn
Texas
Morgan Davis
Davis
Commission
Street
Safety Council Plans Four Committees In Scurry County
The Scurry County Citizens Safety Council outlined four key panels on Wednesday including a T Men group for violations and safety acts, safety education, safety engineering, and school safety. Bill Zimmerman, council chairman, led the Chamber of Commerce meeting and members planned to select chairmen and present recommendations soon.
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Scurry County
Chamber of Commerce Office
Bill Zimmerman
The Feminine Touch In Baltimore Burglary Case
Miss Josephine Ditmore, 23, convicted of burglary after police described her using feminine instruments such as eyebrow tweezers a nail file and a lady's size razor to force entry into a restaurant and a tailor shop. Judge Anselm Sodaro presided.
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Baltimore
Josephine Ditmore
Anselm Sodaro
Budget Deficit Seen At 8 to 10 Billion
Budget Director Maurice Stans foresees the 1959 deficit at 8 to 10 billion dollars. He warned recession measures must be carefully reviewed to avoid unnecessary future burdens and said deficits are viewed as inevitable to aid economic recovery. He spoke at the Rivers and Harbors Congress noting rising defense costs and stretched anti reces sion programs while public works spending nearswart wartime levels.
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Washington
Maurice Stans
Stans
Congress
Overton Brooks
D-La
Beirut Riots Reignite as Police Battle Rioters
Explosions and sniper fire shook Beirut as clashes with police intensified in protests against President Camille Chamoun’s pro Western government. Dozens killed, casualties reported in Tripoli, U.S. military moves and naval exercises seen as show of force. American aid shipments to Lebanon continued.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
Place de Canon
United States
Saeb Salam
Tipicl
U.S
6Th Fleet
Nasser
United Arab Republic
McClintock
U.A.R
Tripoli
Cairo University
Chamoun
Cairo
Merchants Panel Set to Discuss PR Course
The chamber of commerce merchants committee will meet Friday at 3 p.m. at the chamber office. Chairman Jake Phillips says the group will collaborate with the distributive education department of the high school to promote a public relations course taught by the University of Texas extension department.
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Merchants Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Jake Phillips
University of Texas
De Gaulle Ready To Serve France Amid Algerian Crisis
Gen Charles de Gaulle said he is ready to take over the powers of the republic if summoned as France faces a military coup in Algeria. Prime Minister Pflimlin forms a government with socialist support and Guy Mollet as deputy premier to back the effort.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
Pierre Pflimlin
Algeria
Guy Mollet
Socialist Party
Mollet
Robert Lacoste
Pierre de Chevigne
Defense Ministry
Algiers
Showers Continue Across Texas Amid Tornado Threats
Weather across Texas kept showers on Thursday with forecasters warning of more heavy storms over the weekend. A Rio Grande Valley tornado threat was followed by a motorist drowning after his car hit a swollen bridge on Ranchito Creek near Zapata. Patches of fog were expected to clear by noon with scattered rain in Victoria Junction Fort Worth and Mineral Wells.
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Associated Press
Texas
Weather Bureau
Rio Grande Valley
Victoria
Junction
Fort Worth
Mineral Wells
Wichita Falls
Rio Grande
Ranchito Creek
U.S. Highway 83
Laredo
Santiago Cuellar
Zapata
Tex
Tragic Bus Crash Claims Mother and Baby Near Fort Worth
Sixteen passengers survive a night intercity bus wreck after skidding on a rain slick highway. A baby, Melanie Jane Stith, died after contacting a broken power line. her mother Shirley Stith perished while attempting to rescue her. Several others were hospitalized. The Jefferson Lines bus was driven by James Stowe and the crash occurred around 1 15 a m.
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Melanie Jane Stith
Shirley Stith
Fort Worth
Melanie Jane
James Stowe
Stone
Jefferson Lines
Irvine Ebola
Kansas City
Ebola
Stith
Southwest Baptist Theological Seminary
Henrietta
Okla
Stowe
Tulsa
Frank Trevino
Chicago
Charles Margetta
Kermit, Tex
Troops Return Home From Puerto Rico Flight
About 500 soldiers of the 101st Airborne Division were flown to Ramey Air Force Base Puerto Rico and were returning to Fort Campbell Kentucky after a quick trip. The unit was sent in case Venezuela asked for help to protect Vice President Nixon. Venezuela did not request aid and the troops began their journey home today.
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Washington
Army
Puerto Rico
Ft. Campbell
101St Airborne Division
Ramey Air Force Base
Venezuela
Nixon
Driver Beats Stork in Spartanburg Birth at Hospital
Mrs. Betty Baker reached Spartanburg General Hospital with moments to spare to deliver a five pound eight ounce son. Her chauffeur Buck Baker, renowned stock car racing champion, becomes a father again.
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Spartanburg, S.C
Betty Baker
Spartanburg General] Hospital
Buck Baker
Nixon Arrives In Washington Gets Here’s Welcome
President Eisenhower and a vast reception hailed Vice President Nixon upon return from South America. Nixon and Mrs Nixon greeted by crowds and officials. he praised U S aims while Eisenhower credited him for dignity under pressure. The welcome contrasted with earlier hostile scenes in Peru and Venezuela.
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Nixon
Washington
Twenty six Democratic candidates pay filing fees for July ballot
Twenty six of thirty six candidates who filed with the county Democratic committee for the July 26 primary have paid their filing fees. The fees, set Monday, must be paid by midnight Saturday to cover primary expenses. If unpaid, candidates will not qualify for the ballot. Fees may be paid to Frank Wilson or the county clerk's office.
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County
Democratic Committee
Frank Wilson
Democratic
Russians Launch Their Sputnik
HAROLD MILES reports the Soviet Union launched its third and largest Sputnik, an 11.9 foot cone weighing about 2,919 pounds. Tass stated it would probe upper atmosphere, orbit every 106 minutes, reach 1,168 miles, and cover most inhabited regions. No living passenger indicated. Sputnik III may be visible tonight.
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Soviet Union
Tass
Outer Space
Laika
Sputnik
Space
Russia
Earth
Arctic Circle
Antarctic Circle
Cambridge
Mass
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Allen J. Hynek
United States
Zsa Zsa Threatens To Sue Rep Hays Over Slur
Washington state that Zsa Zsa Gabor threatened to sue Rep Wayne Hays for slander after he called her the most expensive courtesan since Madame De Pompadour during a House debate on the Dominican Republic aid bill. Hays cited a $50,000 monthly allowance funneled to Rafael Trujillo Jr. and noted the aid bill totals $600,000 for the Dominican Republic.
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Wayne Hays
Ohio
Congress
Madame de Pompadour
Hays
Miss Gabor
Rafael Trujillo Jr
Dominican Republic
Trujillo
Kim Novak
Domini
Can Republic
Gabor
Weather outlook for Snyder Texas 77 to 55 degree day
Forecasts show considerable cloudiness through Friday with widely scattered showers and thundershowers in Texas. Temperatures remain steady with a high near 77 and a low around 55. reading at 7 30 a m today indicates 63 degrees.
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Snyder
Texas
Strike Halts Operations At Phillips Plants In Borger
In Borger Texas a walkout by Operating Engineers halted operations at Phillips Petroleum Co plants except for a refinery which was due to shut down. About 2 700 union workers impacted as talks broke off over working conditions and pay disputes tied to staff changes last March.
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Borger
Tex.p
Phillips Petroleum Co
Phillips
Texas Panhandle
Phillips’ Plains
Union
Terday
Plains
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