Arab Boycott of American Films Trims Middle East Market
AP writer Bob Thomas reports that Arab nations led by President Nasser continue a boycott of American movies, crippling theater business in Cairo and Alexandria. Star bans persist, including Frank Sinatra, Elizabeth Taylor, Paul Newman, Kirk Douglas, Sophia Loren, and Jerry Lewis, with mixed reactions on future access to Hollywood releases.
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Bob Thomas
Rome
Nasser
Cairo
Alexandria
Tito
Yugosla
Middle East
Frank Simetre
Elizabeth Taylor
Paul Newman
Kirk Douglas
Sophia Loren
Egypt
Lawrence of Arabia
Jordan
Wallace Named Vice President of U S Steel
Wallace is elected Executive Vice President Commercial of U S Steel effective Oct 1, succeeding Richard F. Sentner who retires Sept 30. A Harvard graduate and Shaler Township native, he has led national tube divisions and helped shape product strategy while with U S Steel since 1938.
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Pittsburgh, PA
Henry J. Wallace
U.S. Steel
Edwin H. Gott
United States Steel
Richard F.sentner
Wallace
U.S. Steels
National Tube Division
Harvard College
National Tube
Ellwood Works
Lorein Works
Pittsburgh
Parker Plans His Retirement
Parker, now an annuitant from August 1, eyes life beyond work at India Springs near Livingston. He plans a garden, Astros games, and deer hunting while keeping up with football. A Magnolia native, he farmed and worked at a saw mill before long service at Baytown Refinery and En Jey. He and wife Grace have two sons, Richard Lee of New Orleans and Kenneth R a UH student, plus three grandchildren.
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Mose C. Parker
India Springs
Livingston
Astros
Magnolia
Parker
Baytown
En Jey
Grace
Richard Lee
New Orleans
Kenneth R
University] of Houston
Early telecobalt therapy may cure vocal cord cancer
The report states that when detected early, telecobalt radiation therapy can cure vocal cord cancer in about 90 of 100 cases. It notes the treatment's potential effectiveness and emphasizes early diagnosis as key.
Stout Retires After 41 Years at Humbie Refinery
Corine Stout describes a planned cross country and international photo tour with husband John Benjamin Stout, who retires after 41 years at Humbie Baytown Refinery. He began in 1926, moved to Pumping and Gauging in 1929, and finished as chief operator. The couple, natives of Oklahoma, have three children and six grandchildren.
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U.S
Canada
Corine Stout
John Benjamin
Jack
Stout
Humbie
Baytown
Stouts
England
Poteau
Okla
Jack Stout
Céline Higbee
Birs
Jeznette Killingsworth
Barden Starts Selling Career After 26 Years at Humble
George E. Barden retires from Baytown Refinery Business Services after 26 years with Humble and plans a new selling career in the San Antonio area. He and wife Louise live there with three of their children Shannon Louise Lindquist, Patrick E Lindquist, and Joe E Lindquist. Barden, a Houston native, first joined Humble in 1926, briefly left to work elsewhere, then returned in 1942 to Refinery Services.
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George E. Barden
Baytown
Humble
San Antonio
Barden
Louise
Lve
Shannon Louise Lindquist
Patrick E
Joe E. Lindquist
Richard J. Florance
la Porte
Houston
Refinery Services Group
Musial hit five homers in a doubleheader with Cardinals
During his playing days with the St Louis Cardinals Stan Musial hit five home runs in a single doubleheader setting a remarkable mark for the franchise and era.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Stan Musial
Mrs Lovering Elected Library Board Chairman
Mrs Eugene Lovering is elected chairman of the Sterling Municipal Library Advisory Board. A Baytown native, she has a long time interest in libraries and community service. She is SMU mathematics graduate with a Columbia University counseling degree and taught at Baytown Junior School.
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Eugene Lovering
Sterling Municipal Library
Lovering
Southern Methodist University
Columbia University
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
California
Baytown
Expansion Slated For TG and RY Stores
TG and Y Stores Co president C A Henderson announced in Oklahoma City that the firm budgets capital to open about 125 stores in 1968, up from 70 in 1967, with expansion expected for years. Sales growth projected around 20 percent yearly for five to seven years, aiming near 500 million dollars. Plans include four new divisions: Greenville South Carolina Eastern Tennessee Georgia. Denver Colorado Utah Wyoming. Sacramento Northern California Nevada. Portland Idaho Oregon Washington, with exploration of Hawaii Alaska and Old Mexico.
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C. A. Henderson
Tg&y Stores Co
Oklahoma City
Henderson
Tg&y
Greenville
South Carolina
Tennessee
Georgia
Denver
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Sacramento
California
Nevada
Portland
Idaho
Ore Gon
Washington
Hawaii
Alaska
Fco
Johnson to hold press conference amid criticism and war debate
President Johnson schedules a 3 p.m. EDT news conference as his poll ratings dip amid congressional resistance to key proposals and a broader national debate over Vietnam policy. The session follows recent low public approval and heightened scrutiny of foreign aid and tax plans.
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Washington
Johnson
Harris
Gallup
Vietnam
Senate
U.S
House
Pentagon
United States
Crats
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Nicholas Katzenbach
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Gulf of Tonkin
Fots Rn
Aer
Saint Nicholas
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