Noon Cell Stock Quotes From Courier Merrill Lynch List
A fragmented stock quote page lists numerous companies and tickers such as Gulf States Util, IBM, Magnavox, Monsanto, Pfizer, Shell, Sears, Tex Gulf, Union Carbide, Upjohn, and US Steel. The OCR shows mixed names and numbers, including 13K and various company partials, reflecting a busy brokered market page.
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Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner and Smith
Eae Seceeeaces
Gulf States Util
ML & Po
Veces
IBM Aes Int'l
Harv Jones & Laugh Oe
Kerr-McGee
Liggett-Myers
Louis Land
Magnavox
Monsanto Nat Dist
New York
Pfizer
Phillips Pet
Royal Dutch Sears
E.esesee Shell
Ccasae Sinclair Wi
Socony-Mab
Sou Pacific
Sperry Rand A
Robstown Girl Killed in Corpus Christi Bicycle Crash
An 11 year old girl Lila Parker and her 4 year old sister were struck by a car while riding a bicycle in Corpus Christi. Lila Parker died at the scene and her younger sister was injured. Parents identified as Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Parker.
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Corpus Christi
Ap) Ry
Lila Parker
Robstown
C. D. Parker
Man from Uncle era charge mix paints Boston crime clash
Three white men face first degree murder charges amid civil rights era rhetoric as Boston weighs unrest and reform. Britain's Gordon Walter and others flagged in broader U S and Vietnam era tension. Firefighters battle fires in North Central Texas as federal youth projects gain approval. Two men sentenced in Amarillo on theft tied to a Cheek case.
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Ren James
Boston
Johnson Hosts White House Parties To Sell Policy
President Johnson has hosted White House events aimed at winning support for administration policies. He holds receptions and lectures for senators, congressmen, business leaders, educators, and labor figures, with wives often invited. The cost is not disclosed, though he has a $30,000 annual entertainment allowance.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Denis
Queslion
Conzregs
Saverne
Hecs
Wade
Robert Pany
Webber Twins Leave Houston Hospital
Webber Siamese twins Karen Marie and Limberly Marie Webber were discharged from Texas Children’s Hospital after 25 days since separation surgery. The twins, born August 1964 with a common kidney and heart condition, were accompanied by their parents on the mile trip home to City, Texas.
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Houston
Tex
Webber
Is Red Chinese Air Activity On Rise
Taipei reports a Farmosa paper notes higher air activity around Canton compared with the previous month. Chinese Nationalist intelligence sources are cited as the basis, but an air force spokesman could not confirm or deny the report.
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Canton
Air Force
Pine Line Confab Returns To Dallas
The American Petroleum Institute transportation division announced that next year’s annual pipelining conference will return to Dallas. The three day meeting covered laying the Colonial Pipeline involving 17 600 parcels and 4 000 permits crossing highways railroads and rivers. Colonial’s line runs 1 600 miles Houston to New York with 1 200 miles of spur lines and required thousands of negotiations.
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Dallas
Transportation Division
American Petroleum Institute
Fred Cobing
I Collins
Coloniaryeinemo
Atlanta
Colonial
Houston
New York
Governor Confronts Term Limits and Campaign Spending
Houston congressman Bob Eckhardt accuses the governor of using money and pressure to influence elections across districts. Hollowell decries executive interference and pushes a four year term limit proposal, while recounting alleged promises of bill relief and district threats to secure votes.
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Bob Eckhardt
Houston
Loum
Goveror
Holowell
Stollowell
Connulls
Hollowell
Texas
John the First
Iheu
Rayford
Eckhardt
Iscs
New Mexico
Arkansas
Hospital Notes Admits List From Gulf Coast and San Jacinto
A hospital notes column lists admitted patients and new arrivals including Donald Daniels Jody Johnson Nancy Ward Thomas Repp Helen Harris and many others with home towns and room numbers. New arrival Louis Archer son born April 13 at San Jacinto noted.
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Gulf Coast
Donald Daniels
Leo Daniels
Harvey
Jody Johnson
Margie Fieldings
Houston
Nancy Ward
Robert Ward
Splendora
Thomas Repp
Lillian Grimes
Crosby
Cletis Toney
E. James
Albert (Aler
Mont Belvieu
Virginia Bacon
Abbott
San Jacinto Methodis
Fromme
E. Lobil
Joe Reed
Rudy Ann Wood
Stewart
Fannie Lusk
Sour Lake
W. RK
Steangmeier
Toron
Jones
Alan Fannett
Ruth
Ruth Cates
Mississippi
Joseph Broussaint
Midway
Charles and
Patricia Hunter
Oak Shadows
Johnnie Johnson
la Porte
David Smith
Denby
Jus Day
Milner
Louis Archer
Decker Drive
San Jacinto
British Wilson Eats With U Thant in New York
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson meets U N Secretary General U Thant in New York for a lunch during his U S visit. The Viet Nam war is expected to top the talks with President Johnson and other officials after Wilson’s midnight arrival.
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New York
Harold Wilson
Shack
United States
Offic
U.N
Oo Thant
Viet Nam
London
Wilson
Johnson
Baltimore
China
Washington
Fade Out Fade In to Close as Burnett Leaves Show
New York AP report says the Broadway musical Fade Out Fade In will close Saturday night after 271 performances because star Carol Burnett is expecting her second child. Burnett, 30, wed television producer Joseph Hamilton on May 4, 1963.
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New York
Carol Burnett
Lester Ostarm
Negotiators Seek Path in Steel Talks as Deadline Approaches
Pittsburgh AP report says United Steelworkers top negotiators met for two hours with President David J. McDonald to weigh extending the May 1 contract deadline, pursuing day and night bargaining, or preparing a strike. Sources note no sentiment to drop major economic demands. industry rejects counter offers.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
McDonald
Labor Department
Washington
Abel
LBJ Rejects Armored Cars Purchase Plan
Washington AP President Johnson has no plan to use two new armored cars funded at 522000 by the House. Secretary Fowler told Congress the president learned of the plan from newspapers and will continue using the existing Fort Motor Co armored vehicle and another government gifted vehicle for protection.
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Washington
Johnson
Ure House
Seccretary of the Treasury
Hlenary H. Fowler
Congress
Sena Appropriations
Fort Motor Co
Secret Service
Texans Back Constitutional Amendment On Presidential Vacancy
Washington AP Texans vote to approve a constitutional amendment by 268 to 28 supporter list includes Lindley Beckworth Jack Brooks Omar Burleson Earle Cabell Bob Ossey Elgin Garza James Dowdy Clark Fisher George Minoan Jake Pickle WL Pouge Ray Roberts Albert Thomas Clark Thompson Jim Wright John Young against Henry Gonzalez Wright Patman Walter Pumphrey Olin Teague Richard White in San Antonio El Paso and other cities
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Washington
House
Lindley Beckworth
Gilmer
Jack Brooks
Beaumont
Omar Burleson
Anson
Earle Cutell
Dallas
Bob Ossey
Houston
Elgin de de Garza
McAlien
Jor Dowdy
Athens
Clark Fisher
San Angelo
George Minoan
Del
Trio of Fishermen Killings Linked to Kerrville Arrests Near Corpus
Police probe ties three slain fishermen to a pair of youths from California and Hollywood. A 16-year-old hitchhiker carried a pistol when arrested near Kerrville 250 miles north of Corpus Christi, while a 17-year-old from San Clemente allegedly blamed the killings on him. Bodies found near Padre Island included Noel Little and two other men, with authorities noting recent cabin burglaries and a boat with rifles tied to the suspects.
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Kerrville
Here
Hollywood
Bill Blakeley
San Clemente
Calif
Texas
Nana
AyPaso
Mexico
Tadeitul
Noel Little
California
Buestlaw
Joel Fox
van Carson
Sta Blakeley
Corpus Christi
John Haynes
Haynes
Padre Island
Werriilie Palice
Palice
Red Adair Battles Mineral Wells Fire
Firefighting legend Red Adair commented on preparations after an explosion sparked a blaze at lease 6 miles east of Mineral Wells. He outlined plans to use misty charges and a stringer device to dislodge the drillstem and control the well with mud and water until the fire is extinguished.
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Red Adair
Here
Misty
Adair
Walter
Flood threats as Minnesota rivers crest and recede
River systems including the Mississippi and Crow River push flood levels near or above danger, forcing evacuations in Mankato and North Mankato while Red Wing braces with sand bags. Crookston, Breckenridge, Grand Forks report rising waters and crests as authorities prepare for higher levels and dam breach risks.
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Hastings
Minnesota
Mankato
North Mankato
Twin Cities
Mississippi
Camp Ripley
Crookston
Minn
Red Lake
Walters
Norther Star', Power Co
Red Wing
Neach
Fee 41
Aler
Breckenridge
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Aluminium Ltd Wy
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Amer Cyan
Amer Tel & Tel Banesone
Anaconda
Atinco
Vecesey
Ashland Qil
Beth
Steeseteas Sey
Celaneseoe Beresseeses
Chrysler Peeeereers
BSI
Colgate Palmo O
Aconeee
Columbia Gas
Diamond
DuPont
el Paso
Ford Wa
Sereneey Dee Foremost Dairies
Freeport
Elec
Motors
Georgia Pacific
Goodyear
Greyhound
Wright's Delicatessen
TIL & Plm
Baytown
Decker
Pol
Whn Ford
Marlen
Pde
Bede
Terry Moore
EN Johnson
Auger
THE
Wilderness
Tess
Tames Stewart
Carbine Williams
Glewin Ford
Geraldine Page
Olam
United Artists
Brorsto
Iran
I. Arima
Fem
Palma Sica
Stooges
SRS
Panansion
Wetrocolor
Patrick Gordon Walter
Britain
Peking
Lim
Rogaluss
Robert HE. Clements
Amarillo
Federal Pension
Ylan
Kirefighters
Nichard Mavens Wiekodk
Perry Edward Smlth
Crovkys
Whest
Kansas
Aternal Revenue
MiMi
Pine Line
National Bank
Fblc. OF
Wilkie
LBJ
Nubein
Ay Jim Burnet
George Crandall
Brick Bradford
Werit
Tha
Timme
Sli Beit Oy
By Paul Norris
Beetle Bailey
Ly Mort Waker
Moet
Trinity Bay Restaurant
Nilescant
Sayto Wen
Gilly Beaig
Mntee
Opndays Awerk Open
PAL
el Toro Restaurant
Bayway Drive
Pormitly Moreno
Holly Inn
Weldon
Flo Newby
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