Noon Stock Quotes From A Harried Market Screen
A scrambled list shows numerous firms and symbols with varied percentages, including Foremost Dairies Gen Elec and Texaco among others. The fragment hints at a stock quote page with technology, oil, and consumer names, but exact changes or dates are unreadable.
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Dairies
Elec
Moors
Tel
Ans
Tire - BE
Georgia-P2
Getty
Gillette Gordon's
Greyhound
Gulf Oil
Gulft States
Halliburton
Hoffman Electr Interlake Steel Tbm
Wiessaees
Jones & Laugh
Kerr-McGee
Kresger S
Seseereeeeeys
Ling-Temco-Vough' Weaeee
McDonnell-Douglas Bos Magnavox
Marathon OU
Mobile Socony
Monsanto
Wat Dairy
Nat Dist
Occidental
Pepsi Cola
Phillips Pet
RCA Crane Raytheon
Independent council candidate funding details emerge
The article notes Bouillon pledging independence from any group and filing with City Clerk Edna Oliver that no money was spent on the District 1 council seat campaign. Dub Ward reports $77.40 expenses with $50 in contributions. Ted Kloesel reports $165 in contributions and $286.54 in expenditures.
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Bouiilion
Hl Burgess
Ptacek
Bouilion
Edna Oliver
Dub Ward
Ted Kloesel
Johnson Leaves Party Bid Amid Vietnam Crisis
President Johnson announced he will not accept his party’s nomination for another term, citing the nation’s urgent duties. He unveiled an immediate halt to most air and sea bombardment of North Vietnam as a first step to de escalate the conflict, a decision that stunned politicians and citizens alike.
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America
Johnson
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Richard M. Nixon
McCarthy
Kennedy
Humphrey
Mexico City
Saigon
White House
George Washington University
L.B
Baytonians react to Johnson withdrawal and Vietnam notes
Baytown residents including Dr Lee Liggett and Frank Turpin reacted to President Johnson's decision not to run again. They called his withdrawal courageous and said he seeks to end the Vietnam War. Local officials and citizens weighed health, timing, and political impact on 1968 campaigns.
Johnson to not seek re election shocks nation
Highlights from page one show Americans reacting with disbelief to President Johnson's announcement that he would not run again. Joseph Kelley of Boston asks, “He made that announcement?” as others call the move wonderful or tragic. Wisconsin primary features are removed from the race and McCarthy vows an all out campaign with Kennedy. A Rockefeller aide says no immediate comment. In Vietnam pilots express surprise and disapproval at halting bombing of North Vietnam while in Austin the state party meets over Johnson’s decision not to seek the Democratic nomination.
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LBJ
Tillman O'Brien
Citizens National Bank
John C. Eckels
Bobby Kennedy
Humphrey
Johnson
Aetter
Echols
Joe Aten
Turner
Allen
Robert Strickland
Strickland
GOP
Frank E. Abbey
Bay
American Party
George Wallace
Abbey
Earl Lively
Construction and General Laborers Union No. 313
Lively
Washington
New York
Ito
Joseph Kelley
Boston
X *K * New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Austin
Win Davis
Democratic Executive Committee
Davis
Lyndon BR. Johnson
President Johnson withdraws from renomination for 1968
AP Television Radio writer Cynthia Lowry reports the surprise move as President Johnson says he will not seek or accept the Democratic nomination. The announcement shocks network correspondents and White House reporters who scramble to interpret implications for rivals, de escalation, and the 1968 campaign.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Johnson
Vietnam
White House
Sun Oil transfers three employees at Barbers Hill
Sun Oil District Supt. John Hooper and three lease workers from Barbers Hill are moved to other sites with Hooper taking a Beaumont production engineering post under John Tansil. Hooper, in the Barbers Hill field 28 months, is replaced by Clifford L. Evans of Beaumont. Pinson, Sullivan, and Collins also depart Barbers Hill after varying tenures. new assignments to be finalized. A farewell barbecue gathered colleagues to wish them luck, with attendees from Barbers Hill and Anahuac.
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Lake Sullvan
Assignohn Hooper
Russell Pinson
Melvin Colments
Or of Co
Ment Belvien
Mont Belvieu
Sun Oil Distriet
John Hooper
Barbers Hill Field
Hooper
Lake Sullivan
Melvin Calings
John Tansil
Beaumont
Clifford L. Evans
Pinson
Barbers Hillfield
Sullivan
Collins
Derrickman
Joseph Coch
Letters to the Sun on Baytown sales tax equity
A Baytown reader argues the proposed city sales tax favors retailers who back the measure, noting high handling charges reduce proceeds for the city while locals pay about $35 extra in sales tax and $30 in property tax. The letter questions fairness and growth benefits.
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the Sun
Baytown
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Citizens National Bank and
Goodbody Co
Alls Chalmers
Arian's
Am Tel & Tel
Anaconda
ATMCO
Ashi
Oi Bendix Sews
Beth Steel
Carrier Corp -No Qelanese
Chrysler
Columbia Gas Eeee Dela Air
Diamond Alk - Dresser
Ind
DuPont
H! Paso Nat Gas
Ethyl Corp - Zaeneda
Ford
Dean Martin
Stella Stevens
Jin
Josephe Levine
Mike Nichols
Lawrence Turman
Decker
Mary Poppins
L . Ahaenty Times
Henry
Pius
George Peppard
PA Gayle Hunricutt
Raymond Burr
Universal Picture
U Shirley Mackaine
Michael Caine
Technicolore
Laytown
Waco
Ryone
Eugene Depold Tye
Christian Science Board of
Christian Science Lecture
Holiday Inn
Texas
First Church of Christ
Scientest
Baytonians
Tee
Blanton
Lee Liggett
Frank Turpin
and Refining Co
Dr. Liggett
Ligett
Vone
Liggett
W. L. Dub” Ward
Precinct
Ward
Kloesel
Albert Fancstiel
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Eugene J. McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
DA Nang
Air Force
Sun Oil
Sun
Meo Ilkoon
Ted
Sarah Searcy
Joe P. Searcy
W. L. Beckman
Loftus Torkelson
Glen Tiller
Richard E Tannich
H. B. Field
John H. Hill
A. H. Fenley
Leo Barta
L. A. Giroir
Joe Anderson
Ferdinand C. Stehling
Milburn Himel
Robert Zumwalt
Jim Maroney
A. J. Pillaert
R. M. Hanle
Don L. Teter
L. W. Abide
G. B. Carroll
George Toups
Ford Geyer
Gene Bowen
Ivan V. Pavlas
J. M. French
C. H. Gloger
J.C. Cates Jr
Andrew Contreras
Leon A. Kovalcik
Vernon Harrison
Delton Goodin
Lorraine Moore
H. E. Scott
A. R. Kirtley
Elizabeth Kubica
James B. Moore
Levi J. Mitchell
G. E. Zatopek
E. J. Malick
Roland Armstrong
Mag. Jim
Jacklyn Scott
H. E Martin
Harry-Cook
Bert Manuel
H. E Stantin
R.r.trajan
L. T. Mazoch
Charlie Caldwell
Robert E. Donnelly
Eddie Orsak
H. L. Wilder
J. J. Heintschel
Ray Heinrich
B. R. Zatopek
E. C. Canet Jr
A. J. Novosad
Richard Jackson
Bernice Kovalcik
Fred Marti
Dick Manne
J. ¥. Allen
Eddie Eilers
R. J. Diet
R. M. Livingston
Johnnie Miller
Leroy F. Heintschel
Henry Bolster
Ted Klousel
Richard H. Cooke
Wise
Simoniz
Baytown Fire Protection
E. Pearce
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