Brownell Under Water  In the Texas Neverland of poor
millionaires, a faded parchment heads the list of valuables.
This is the Lone Star Resolution of 1838 which claims that the
Texas coastline and three leagues seaward belong to the state.
Since this area includes the oil-rich tidelands property, the
resolution could eventually cost the Treasury $250 billion
dollars.  The Supreme Court has twice over-ruled the Texas
demand because the three leagues claimed in the historic
resolution equal approximately ten miles--far past the coastal
limits recognized by the country as a whole. Then too, there has
been semantic confusion, for the oil deposits are well beyond
the actual "tidelands," that state owned property between high
and law tide.  With the Administration pledged to state
ownership of the oil land, however, Attorney General Herbert
Brownell must now support the Texas claim. Anxious to avoid a
Court dispute, Brownell has suggested letting the coastal states
take the oil from the submerged land without givin