Industry names line the shuffled marketplace list
A fragmented OCR line lists numerous companies and brands such as Allis Chalmers Anaconda Ford General Electric DuPont Gulf Oil Dow Chemical Exxon Mobil and more, amid partial references to banks utilities and retailers. The garbled text suggests a directory or advertisement page with multiple corporate names and stocklike mentions.
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Allis Chalmers
Arian’s Dept
vAni Tel & Tel
Anaconda
Alineg
Ashland
Gil
Atlantic Richfield
Bundix
Pend
Carrier Corp
Celanese Chrysler
Columbia Gas
Delta Air
Diamond Shamrock
Dow Chemical Dresser Ind
DuPont
EE Paso Nat Gas
Emyl Corp
Ford Voremost-McKessan Fen Elee Feature Motors
Bruns Brunson Ao
Change Of Habit Now At Branson
The article previews a Branson showing of Change of Habit a Elvis film described as family friendly with a light romantic thread. It notes fashion changes by characters and emphasizes scenes with children, urging audiences not to miss the screening.
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Branson
Elvis Proskes
Mary Fyler
Fragmentary Crime Notice Inconclusive OCR Snippet
Reader text shows a partial, garbled crime related item with multiple names and locations unreadable. Key entities are not recoverable. contains broken phrases and unclear dates or actions, preventing a clear summary.
Fragmentary crime note with scattered names and events
A garbled report references a suspect entering through a window, multiple people involved in a shooting, pleas for mercy, an attorney, and various disjointed details about months, payments, stabbing, and a person moving by bus. The fragmented text mentions Miss Atkins and a location near Los An io Desth Valley and a religious phrase.
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Sean Miss Tate
Miss Atkins
Los Anio Desth Valley
Sin
Nixon Speech Highlights
Washington presides over a rambling AP digest of President Nixon’s news conference. He weighs tax bills tied to Vietnam policy, urges restraint on increases and troop reductions, and defends U.S. actions. He discusses Vietnamization, press coverage, and Congress’s budgeting record while emphasizing civilian harm avoidance and selective diplomatic talks. No final stance on negotiations, but optimism on settlement pressures.
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Washington
Nixon
Nixon interview discusses Vietnam war and My Lai
President Nixon weighs troop withdrawals, possible 40,000 next move, and aims to contain enemy actions within a withdrawal plan. He notes a cooling war, down casualties, and hopes for progress at Paris peace talks though prospects are not strong. He defends My Lai as an isolated atrocity, vows full facts and punishment for culprits, and rejects a separate civilian probe. Nixon also rejects a broad tax hike, supports Agnew’s criticism on media practices, and signals a special post Christmas session to finish budget measures. Progress in Helsinki talks on SALT is described as encouraging. Ecuador’s Quito is noted as high altitude.
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Nixon
Nixson
Paris
United States
South Vietnam
My Lai
Senate
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Jon Vive
Sweet Fair
Home Baptist Church
Rufus
Zachry
Billie
Congress
Dale
White House
Helsinki
Propa‘ganda
Highlands Flyer Returns Capsule
Lt Gerald Teel of Highlands and the Apollo 12 moon capsule cargo mission returns to Ellington AFB after serving with the C 133 Cargomaster. Teel and his wife Meredith Curry Teel are longtime Highlands residents with ties to Robert E Lee High School and Texas A&M. Teel routinely ships war materiel between California and Vietnam, reflecting ongoing flight duties.
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Highlands
U.S. Air Force
Gerald Teel
Ellington Air Force Base
USAF
Teel
Adron ‘Teel
Meredith Curry
California
Travis Air Force Base
San Francisco
Courtney Curry
Robert E. Lee High School
Texas A&m
Lamar Tech
Beaumont
Vietnam
School district to buy five buses swap aging fleet
At a district PTA meeting Clark said regulations may be changed under Texas Education Agency rules to allow 96 passengers on a 72 passenger bus, potentially cutting local costs. The board approved five new buses, one for special education transport, replacing three old models and others 10 years old. Texan TEA guidance favors five to six year fleet turnover for economy, yet expansion has kept older buses in service.
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PTA
Texas Education Agency
Clark
Baytown Sun
Funeral Notice for Joseph F Abshier 82 Hankamer TX
Joseph Franklin Abshier 82 of Hankamer died Sunday in Rusk. Lifelong Hankamer resident, road foreman for Chambers County, member of Sweet Home Baptist Church. Survived by wife Bessie. son J F Abshier Jr. foster son Ben J Abshier. six daughters Etta Hobbs Grace Parish Nelda Sturrock Joyce Casey. six brothers J W Beaumont Milton Victor EB F Abshier Wimbley Monroe C C Abshier. sixteen grandchildren.
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Joseph F. Abshier
Joseph Franklin Abshier
Hankamer
Rusk
Devers
Sweet Home Baptist Church
Chambers County
Bessie Abshier
Hankomer
J. F. Abshier Jr
Conroe
Ben J. Abshier
Trinity
Etta Mae Hobbs
Batson
Grace Parish
Baytown
Nelda Sturrock
Pleasanton
Joyce Casey
Festus, Mo
J. W. Abshier
Beaumont
Milton Abshier
Victor
F. Abshier
Liberty
Rail Taxes In County Total $1,561,577
Tax figures show the county rail taxes totaling 1,561,577 dollars with payments directed to ES. The notice underscores tax collection details for the railway property within the jurisdiction.
Troxell dies in Baytown. rites planned for Kilgore burial
Oscar Fleener Troxell 67 of 221 Stimpson died at 1 15 p m in a Baytown hospital. He lived with his son Ralph R Troxell and daughter-in-law. Survived by two sisters Esther Lover and Harriett Phillips a brother Seymour Troxell five grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Services set 7 p m Wednesday at Paul A Lee Funeral Chapel with two Assembly of God pastors. Graveside rites 2 p m Thursday in Kilgore Cemetery under Paul A Lee Funeral Home direction.
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Oscar F."troxell
Oscar Fleener Troxell
Stimpson
Baytown
Kilgore
Ralph R
Dick) Troxell
Esther Lover
Marshall
Ill
Harriett Phillips
Sikeston
Seymour Troxell
Paul A. Lee
Lonnie Bowlen
Sam Saxton
Assembly of God Church
Kilgore Cemetery
Harris County Fresh Water District No 1 election notice
Residents of Coady Community in Harris County Fresh Water Supply District No 1 are reminded of an election on Tuesday January 6 1970 to elect five supervisors and a Tax Assessor-Collector. Eligible property owners over 21 may file candidacy at 534 Wade Road weekdays 830 am to 430 pm and Saturday 900 am to 1000 pm from December 1 to December 7 noon. Order of the Board HAC.F.W.S.D. No 2.
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Coady
Harris County
Wade Road
Hac.f.w
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