Dollar drainage plan urged to cut U.S. deficit
President Johnson urged businessmen to boost voluntary balance of payments contributions by at least 2 billion dollars next year. The program aims to cut the dollar drain by expanding exports, curbing overseas investment, and refinancing abroad projects. Officials hailed early results while noting the Viet Nam war blocked full deficit reduction.
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Washington
Johnson
U. S
John T. Connor
Noon Call Stock Quotes from Allis-Chalmers Era Listing
A scanned stock quote fragment lists companies and percent changes such as 22 percent for Arjan's Dept Store and 27 percent for Gulf States. The terse line includes numerous heavyweights like Ford, General Motors, IBM, RCA, Texaco, US Steel, Exxon or equivalents, and others in a crowded roster. The source appears as a market brief with mixed punctuation and partial symbols.
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Allis - Chamers
Arjan's
Am Tel & Tel
Anaconda Armed
Ashland Qil Bendix
Beth Steel
Carrier Corp Celanese
Chrysler
Columbia Gas
Delta Air
Diamond
Douglas Aircraft Ae
ATS Dow Chem
Dresser Ind
DuPont
el Paso Nat Gas Uo Ethyl Corp
Ford
Foremost Dairies
Elee
Gen Motors
iGen Tel & Elee
Tire
iGeorgia-Pacifc
Wesean
Gordon ‘S Jewelry
Greyhound
Gulf OU
Gulf States Uu
Halliburton
EB Hoffman Elect
Interlake Steel IBM
Eee Jones & Laugh Kerre McGee
Ling
Temeco -Vought Magnavox Marathon
Monsanto
Nat Dairy
Nat Dist
New York Central Penn RR
Pepsi Cola
Phillips Pet Rca
Raytheon - One Schimberser
Sears Shely
Sinclair Socany
Sperry _ Rand
Stan Cal
Stan Ind
Stan NJ
Stan Qhip
Stauffer Cherm Sun OF
Sunray - Syntex - Technicalor Temneca
Texaco
Texas
Texas Gulf Sul
Church Wealth Grows While Clergy Remain Poor in England
London AP report shows Church of England income up 6.5 percent in a year to 59.5 million dollars, aided by bold shifts to ordinary shares now worth over 414 million. While property sales netted 128 million, two thirds of rectors and vicars earn under 3,080 dollars annually with many receiving no parish contributions for expenses.
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Stock Exchange
Church of England
London
St. Paul's Cathedral
Hyde Park
Free Kittens and Puppies Offered by Local Residents
Mrs Bruce in Garden Club MORRELL PARK hosts a Christmas dinner at 6 30 p m at 411 E Republic. Mrs W T Walker offers several mixed breed puppies at 1311 Massey Tompkins Road with contact numbers 583 3448 and 582 5995 for her daughter Mrs A P Buwler. Baytown Optimists plan a family Christmas party at 7 p m on Market Street with door prizes and refreshments.
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Morrell Park
Garden Clubs
Jimmy Sanders
E. Republic
W. T. Walker
Massey Tomipkins Road
A. P. Buwler
Baytown
Junior Optimist
Market Street
Japanese Chooses Cowboy Career Over Business
A Japanese businessman, Kazu Sohma, abandons a family business to become an apprentice cowboy at the CK Ranch near Brook central Kansas. He cites Hokkaido cattle potential and winters as factors, returning to the United States for cattle experience after studying in Kansas City. Early December births include Henry Carr’s daughter and Kenneth Hermés’ son at Gulf Coast and San Jacinto Methodist.
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jGarth
Eva Arnold
Mary Schleicher
Sey Tompkins
Brookville
Kam
Sheridan
Saal
Golden
Robert Roberts Jr
Clay
Johnnie Gamble
la Porte
Grace Hubbard
Labit
Japan
Virgil Gardner
Galena Park
Hokkaido
Montiel Strother
Sohma
Brook
Kansas
Kansas City
Jack Vanier
Kraneh Company
United States
Tokyo
Yesuitsue Sohma
CK Ranch
Henry Carr
Daniel
Gulf Coast
Kenneth M. Hermés
Alabama
San Jacinto Methodist
Goodfellow Bags Deliver Christmas Spirit in Bay Town
Chief Goodfellow stands as Santa’s direct representative for a city-wide Bay Town drive. The speaker notes that gifts matter by intent, not amount, with contributions ranging from large to 25 cents. Baytonians are urged to support the Goodfellow list, ensuring youngsters receive gifts from the community.
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Chief Goodfellow
Santa Claus
Goodfellow
Baytown
Symptoms Of Middle Age Are Obvious And Funny
New York AP notes middle age includes shaving chats with self, multiple glasses, memory quirks, wallet cards with health data, and a habit of reading short items. Observations cover prejudices, hair loss, birthday forgetfulness, and cautious spending. Concluding line labels middle age as a steady, reflective stage.
Minister Earns Civic Award At Baytown Kiwanis Luncheon
At noon Baytown Kiwanis honored a longtime pastor for leading mental health efforts. Charles Caldwell, a past recipient and Baytown Community Chest head, presented the award. The minister’s work since 1935 includes establishing a Baytown mental health center, chairing the Mental Health and Mental Retardation Board, and shaping Area 2 advisory efforts. He also served as Baytown Ministerial Alliance president and Army chaplain, with four children Elizabeth Harold Burt and Danny.
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Baytown
Bomhoff
Baytown Area
Dimes Continued From Fage 1
Details of team captains and assistants for a series of fundraising or drive events, listing dates in December and the names of individuals filling captain and assistant roles across multiple teams. Includes repeated references to specific people and roles within the drive operation.
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Jim Dinwiddie
Jack Kimmons
Charles Gillette
W. D. Hinson
Max Maosesman
Elbert Black
Chet Brantley
Rev. Summers
Dudley Huckabee
Gary Martin
Bill Darling
Oh Bradford
Joe Horeczy
Connie Magauirk
Vernon Myers
W. Suesse
W. B. Mixon
B. A. Stewart
Floyd Bengtson
J. B. Hollaway
Johnny Busch
Fred Parker
B. W. Dugger
Milton Kelley
Jack Strickler
Emory Hughes
Julian Spring
I. A. Yount
Don Truehardt
Rev. Summer
Bill Strickler
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Vietnam
Volkswagen
Texas Motor Volkswagen, Inc
Deale
Charles A. McMurtrey
Viet Nam
Dean
F. H. Purvis
W._ Main
Asa E. McMurtrey
Kerr Ville
Tex
Kourtesy of
Jempsey-Tegeler & Co
Met
Department Stores
Joyce
Ladies' Rain Boots
Bruce Woods
San Jacinto
Hal Boyle
New York
Johnstown
Garker
Aery
Thad Felton
Houston
Palet Gnipes
Paley Knives
Shelby Lumber CO
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