Noon stock quotes from available listings
A fragmented list of company names and partial prices appears, including Citizens National Bank and Goodbody Co references, with numerous equities such as General Motors, Texaco, Exxon, United Air Lines, and others, interspersed with incomplete figures and company fragments. The dense OCR text lists multiple firms across industries with scattered numbers, resembling a stock ticker excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens National Bank and
Goodbody Co
Sweden Considers Fate of US Navy Deserters in Sweden
Four young U.S. Navy deserters who left Japan to protest the Vietnam War arrived in Moscow and then Sweden. Informants say Sweden likely accepts them, though Moscow return remains possible. Names include Richard Bailey and John Bardia. Swedish hosts and Red Cross documents aid their stay. The Aswan High Dam line appears as a misprint in the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
U.S. Navy
Japan
Sweden
Moscow
Richard D. Bailey
Jacksonville
Fin
John M. Bardia
Catonsville
Craig W. Anderson
San Jose
Cealif
Michael A. Lindner
Mount Pocorio
Soviet Union
Intrepid
Yokosuka
Vietnam
U.S
Wester
Woscow
Russia
Swedish Committee For
Wz Are
Red Cross
Funeral Notices for Hunter Otto Connor Busha and others in Baytown
Memorial communion for Malcolm Earle Hunter III is set for 10 a.m. Saturday at Trinity Episcopal Church Baytown with Rev P Walter Henckell officiating. Survivors include his parents, siblings and grandparents. Clarence A Otto age 66 of 545 W Lobisl will have 10 a.m. Saturday services at Earthman Barstow Chapel. Burial at Grandview Memorial Park. Graveside for Richard Lee Connor 35 of Piscataway NJ at Cedarcrest cemetery Saturday at 2 p.m. James S Busha 70 of 700 E James Baytown died at 5:20 a.m. Friday. burial at Chamberlain Cemetery Kingsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm .E. Hunter
Malcolm E. Hunter Jr
Herby Read
Baytown and Wooster
Clarence A
Otto
Clarence Albers
W. Lobis
Earthman
Marjorie Joyce Otto
Baytown
Frederick W- Martin
Austand
Harald Dickson
Memphis
Tenn
Clarence MM. Otto
CampGen
Ala
Ian Richard L. Otto
Baltimore
Clewson West
Keokuk
Iowa
Richard L. Connor
Cedarcrest
Richard Lee Connor
Piscataway
Connor
Coer Awey
American Coenamin Co. i
Bound Brook
Burnette Dowler
First Presbyterian Church
Earithmen Baytown Funeral
Conner
Doris Marion Conner
Piscataway, N.J
Doris Lee
Windy
Jean Connor
Cheryl Suit
Susan Baker
South Plainfield
Nut
Gladys Anderson
St. Petersburg
Fla
Georgia Thomas
Mary Babin
San Lean
James
Busha
James Sanford Busha
E. James
Avalon
Missouri-Pacific
Mary Busha
Beytown
J. A. B. Phelps
Dewey Rose
C. K. Quacken
City approves rally space and auction plan amid cleanup push
The council authorized using city hall for a League of Women Voters candidate rally and granted City Manager Fritz Langham permission to auction remaining old city hall furniture. A 6:30 a.m. breakfast meeting will promote the capital improvement program results. The sanitation department reported a new two day record for catching up on post Christmas trash pickups, tallying six hundred cubic yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaint
League of Women Voters
Fritz Langham
Sanitation Department
Florida volcano clues emerge in ancient ash samples
The report notes volcanic activity off the Florida coast about 30 million years ago based on clay analysis. It mentions grandparents of a Bay sown resident and lists honorary pallbearers David McMurrey Rickey Hazelwood Mike Hazelwood Rodney Read, with Earthman Funeral Home organizing burial arrangements and the final resting place undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Hunter Sr
Baysown
Florida
Deserters Find Haven in Europe Despite War Aches
AP reports Europe hosts few U S deserters due to NATO pact. Germany, Britain, and the Netherlands are cited as havens with lax enforcement. Army says Vietnam volunteers rise to 30,500 by mid August. Air Force notes no deserters in Europe for over three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hartman
Comec
Associated Press
Ton
Brussels
Germany
U.S. Army
Holland
Europe
Tanea
Air Force
Army
Vietnam
Britain
London
Committee of 100
Sai Gers
Harry Pinkis
New York “City
Joel’ Gladstone
Teaneck
Whh
Stephen Spender
John le Tarre
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Batsone
Johnson Meets Heart Transplant Specialist
President Johnson meets Dr. Christian Barnard during his Texas visit as the surgeon discusses heart transplant advances. Barnard notes he did not plan to examine the President, while Johnson’s White House team describes the ranch encounter as an informal, news-free greeting. Barnard’s prior transplants in Cape Town and Washkansky’s case are cited to illustrate evolving hope for live patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Lewidse
Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
Johnson
Christian Barnard
Barnard
United States
Grosse Schuur Hospital
Capetown
Denise Ann Darvall
Louis Washkansky
Washkansky
Bernard
South Af
Texas White House
Washington
E J
Subversive landings alleged by Cuban fishing vessels
Coast Gear cites reports that Cuban boats landed subversive agents in Central and South American nations. Rockefeller praised by Miller as party’s best possible candidate for 1964 VP slot. Asian flu detected in 24 states and DC. death rate steady. Communist troops mass near Cambodia and Laos in Vietnam conflict. SNCC secretary Lester accused Johnson aides of violence. Texas freeze with five day outlook into the new year. Oilers fear in Sunday Oakland clash with Raiders and George Blanda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
William E. Miller
National Communicable Disease Center
District of Columbia
Senator Accuses DeGaulle Of Sharing Secrets With USSR
Senator Henry M. Jackson charged in Mount Vernon Washington that French President Charles de Gaulle has given material the United States deems secret to the Soviet Union. He claimed the Soviet access undermines NATO and predicted calls to withdraw France from the alliance in 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Henry
Jackson
Charles de Gaulle
United States
Soviet Union
Senate Armed Services Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Mount Vernon
Wash
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
France
NATO Alliance
CYO Dance in St Josephs Gym to Ring in New Year
The Catholic Youth Organization hosts a New Year's Eve dance at St Josephs Gymnasium from evening until 1 a.m. Dante's Sapiers provides music. Admission at the door is 41.50 per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Gymnasium
Catholic Youth Organization
Dante's Sapiers
Kentucky settlers build collapsible toy chimneys
In Frankfort Kentucky settlers crafted toy chimneys that could be collapsed by pulling a key log to respond to fires. The practice reflects early fire safety ideas among communities adapting household structures for emergency use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Kentucky
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George GR
Frankie Avalon
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Interlake Stée
IBMT
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St.escee Ling
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McDonnell - Douglas
Magnavox
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Nat Dairy
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New York Central
Occidental Pet
Tas
Stan Nesin
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Stauffer Chem - Sun OW
Ase
Cice Cesweseanas Taft Broadcast
Technicolors
Tenneco
Pantaadeesen
Texaco
Texas Eastern
Texas Gulf Sul Union Carbides
Wee
Union Oil of Cal
United Air Lines
Matt Pmo
Ry Worres
Dean Martin
Imaf Helm
the Ambushers
Eau
Rudyard Kipling
Walt Disney
Aswan
Tike and the
Sharks
Kennedy
Manila
New York Jets
Joe Namath
Manhattan
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Cambodia
Laos
South Vietnam
Julius Lester
White House
Texas
Wally Lemm
Houston Oilers
Oiers
Raiders
Oakland
George Blanda
Blanda
Oilers
DeGaulle
Ussr
Cyo Dance
Peterson’s Lake Resort
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