Alfred Sloan Dies Brain Behind GM Treaty
Alfred Sloan, longtime GM leader and founder of the Sloan Foundation, died at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center after a career that built General Motors into a global manufacturing power. Ford, Roche, and others praised his management principles and philanthropic impact. Sloan established a guiding philosophy of facts, equity, daily improvement, and open-minded hard work.
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Alfred Sloan
General Motors
New York
General Motors Corp
Sloan
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
Henry Ford I
Ford Motor Co
Detroit
James BM. Roche
Broderick D. Denner
Alfred P. Sloan ‘Foundation
Irene
Sloan-Kettering Institute For Cancer Research
Charles F. Kettering
Kettering
Isloan
General Motors Research Laboratory
Francis Funeral Notice details long Baytown man
Funeral services will be held at 10 am for James Francis 43 former Baytown resident who died Thursday in a Houston nursing home. He lived in Baytown area 42 weeks and belonged to International Brotherhood of Boilermakers Local 489. Survived by son James C. Francis and daughter Mrs R K Hayden both of Baytown, three brothers, three grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Burial Cedar Crest Cemetery Earthman Funeral Home directing. Pallbearers named.
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Berkman Chove
Dames Smith Francis
Baytenion
Howston
Houston
Baytown
Brotherhood of Boilermakers
Edwin Summers
Grace Methodist Church
Cedar Crest Cemetery
Earthman Funecd
James C. Francis
R. K. Hayden
Welton D. Francis
Robert W. Francis
Garland
Ark
William Francis
Beckville
Tex
Horhm
Bonner
Akin
LL. Sherman
Rutherford
J. M. Mattingly
Opossum Roundup Aims for Leukemia Research
In Austin, sportsmen collect opossums to supply 100 pregnant females for the University of Colorado Medical Research Center. The animals will be used in leukemia research, a blood disease study.
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Austin
University of Colorado Medical Research Center
Noon Call Stock Quotes From Dempsey-Tegsler List
A scattered list of stock quotes and percent changes includes Allis-Chalmers, Stauffer Chemical, Titan’s Dept Store, Sun Oil, Am Tel and Tel, Sunray, Syntex, Technicolor, Tenn Gas, Texaco, Texas Gulf Sul, Tidewater, Union Carbide, Union Oil of California, United Airlines, Douglas Aircraft, Dow Chemical, Dresser Industries, Ford, Foremost Dairies, General Electric, General Motors, Gulf Oil, Gulf States, Haliburton, Hoffman Electronics, Interlake Steel, Kerr-Mough ee, Ling-Temco-Vought, Monsanto, Pepsi Cola, Phillips Petroleum, Raytheon, Sears, Shell, Socony, Sperry-Rand, Stanley, Stan Greek entities, Ohio Central, Penn RR.
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Allis - Chalmerge
Stauffer Chem
Jatian’s
Sun Oil
Sunray
Syntex
Technicolor Ses jTenn
Texaco Te
Texas Gulf Sul
Tidewater
Union Carbide
Union Oil of Cal
United Air Lines
Douglas Aircraft Dow Chem
Dresser Ind
Western Equities DuPont
Westinghouse
el Paso Nat Gas
Nerox 2
Eesasee Ethyl Corp
Ford -Ss
Ling - Temco - Vought
Monsanto
Nat Dairy
Nat Dist
New York Central Penn RR
Phillips Pet Roa
Seemee
Raytheon
Schhlumberger
Sears
Shell
Sinclair Socony
Sperry - Randstan Galeesee
Ohio
Norway Study Reveals Cultural Ties and War Memories
Ingrid, a Norwegian student now in Texas, discusses American and French constitutions, Norway’s past under Denmark and Sweden, and wartime German occupation. She notes Norway’s climate variations, a spoon shaped map comparison, and the challenge of Texan English after six years of study.
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Ingrid
States
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Germany
Englang
North Sea
Texas
Italy
Viet Nam War Reports Momentum Against Viet Cong
Navy carrier planes raided North Viet Nam routes from Vinh toward the Ho Chi Minh trail via Laos. Pilots said five bridges were destroyed and roads cratered as U.S. forces near Bong Son pressed operations against entrenched Viet Cong and North Vietnamese troops. The 1st Cavalry Division said 183 Viet Cong were killed in one day with others captured in ongoing fighting around Bong Son, totaling 944 enemy killed since the division moved in. The Viet Cong also attacked the Dinh Cong outpost south of Saigon, burning 28 civilian houses but failing to hold the position. A government spokesman noted improved artillery and air strike coordination and faster responses as the campaign continued.
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US Senate
Langer
Foreign Relations Committee
Rusk
U.S
France
Indochina
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Diem
John F. Kennedy
U.S. Tpaties
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
United States
Southeast Asia
North
Viet Nam
Vinh
Ho Chi Minh
Laos
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Bong Son
Saigon
Mekong
Insurance Case Involving Man Here Nears End
John T. McCully a Houston attorney charged with felony theft over a fraudulent insurance claim faces a potential two to ten year sentence as the trial nears Friday in Judge Sam W. Davis's court. Baytown resident Charles W. Cramer a central witness denies receiving any insurance money or involvement in the 1963 accident. McCully says he was unaware of any fraud when signing settlement papers as attorney of record. Cramer’s Mas sey-Tompkins Road home drew police attention last week after his wife and children found a bugging FM radio transmitter.
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John T. McCully
Houston
Sam W. Davis
Baytown
Charles W. Cramer
McCully
Cramer
Massey-Tompkins Road
Poverty Program Funds Explained At Local Community Meeting
Officials from the Houston-Harris County Economic Opportunity Organization will explain the poverty program funding at a joint Baytown meeting of the Human Relations Council and Greater Baytown Civic League. The event at Thompson Chapel Methodist Church starts at 7:30 p.m. and is open to the public.
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Baytown Human Relations Council
Greater Baytown Civic League
Thompson Chapel
Methodist
Johnston
Qak
Houston-Harris County Economic Opportunity Organization
State and federal offices closed for Washington's Birthday
Baytown Post Office and other state and federal offices will be closed Tuesday in observance of George Washington's birthday. City and county offices and most businesses in the area, far from the Baytown banks, will remain open.
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Baytown
George Washington
Ibanks
Powers Asks Injunction In Mosser Murder Case
In Miami, Melvin Lane Powers seeks a permanent federal injunction and $10,000 damages alleging harassment of 18 Texas witnesses for Candace Massier in defense of a first degree murder case. He and Massier face trial in Dade County Circuit Court for the slaying of multimillionaire Jacques Mossler. The state asks admission of a intercepted nine page letter from Powers to Massier, a move the judge has not ruled on.
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Miami, Fla
Melvin Lane Powers
Candace Massier
Texas
Mossiers
Powers
Mossier
Dade County
George Schulz
Mossler
Houston
Schulz
Messler Continued From Page 1
A brief excerpt shows a Q A sequence about Messler being down for about ten minutes then asking for a taxi and leaving alone. No further details on return or persons are provided.
Brain Drain to East Called Fallacy
Princeton AP reports Dr Hars Rosenhaupt director of the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation says the brain drain to the East is a fallacy based on a 2,500 fellowship study showing most fellows returned home after graduate study. Women are said to be more sensitive to cigarette smoking than men.
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Princeton
Hars Rosenhaupt
Woodrow Wilson ‘National Fellowship Foundation
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Alfred P. Sloan JR
Dempsey-Tegsler & Co. Inc
Houston Livestock Show
Citizens National
Direct Factory
Hoffman
East Texas
Hoffman Features
Hartman
Wid & Price
Ardware
Messler
Rapeais
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