Noon Stock Quotes Sl Bank and Goodbody Co
A fragmented list shows numerous tickers and percent changes across industries. Names include Magnavox Monsanto Pepsi Chrysler Raytheon Dow Chem Texaco Gulf States Utilities Union Carbide U.S. Steel General Electric Ford IBM and others, with varied daily movement implied by the scattered percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sl Bank and Goodbody Co
Eee
Magnavox Eens
Marathon
Mobile Socony
Monsanto
Nat Dairy
Nat Dist
New Mork
Occidental Pet
Penn RR
Pepsi Cole Ss.s Scaaccaneae
Chrysler i
Phillips Pet
Ccese Columbia, Gas
RCA
Delta Air
Raytheon
Dow Chem
Schlumberger ‘Dresser Ind
Sears du Pont
Shell
el Paso Nat Gas
Sinclair - Ethyl Corp
Sperry-Ranit Ford
Stan Oak
Foremost Dairies
Stan Ind
Elec
Stan NJ Gen Motors
Stan Ohio
Tel Stauffer Chem
Tire - Sun
Texas Gulf Sul Hoffman Hleck Union Carbide - Fo Lap
Union OF Vt Cal
United Air Lines Upjohn Drug
U. S. Steel
Interlake Steel
TBM
Jones & Laugh - KerrAieGee
Westinghouse Kresge SS
sNerox Ling-Tempco-Vought
Dow Jones Industrial
McDonnell-Douglas Ane
Harris County Roundup and local politics notes
Harris County commissioner Lyons says he was misquoted over a hospital district contract with Baylor College of Medicine. Ramsey proposed hiring an expert to assist with the deal. Rex Braun urges Gov Connally to add two anti pollution bills to a special session call. City officials note hundreds of songbirds died near City Hall in the cold snap.
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Harris County
EB. A
Lyons
Houston, Post
Harris County Hospital District
Baylor College of Medicine
Ramsey
Hospital Board
Rex Braun
Connally
Braum
Houston
City Hall
Vietnam-Continued From Page 1 jet Union
Bernstein notes 50th anniversaries of the Bolshevik Revolution Secret Police and Sputnik Vodka sales rise 24 percent amid expected Kremlin turmoil and Soviet economic strain in 1958. Garrick Utley reports no horizon crises in Europe but challenges ahead. Europe still relies on U S defense while the Soviet threat remains only dormant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jet Union
Secret Police
Sputnik
Bernstein
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Garrick Utley
NBC
Berlin
Europe
Utley
United States
Policies Rule Applies to Varsity Sports Only
Stallworth argued eligibility should apply only to varsity athletics not other athletic programs. He supported a hardship exception allowing transfer when course access is unavailable. The board took no action on the latter phase of Stallworth's report.
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Stallworth
Karate Exhibition at Lee College Gymnasium
Pasadena hosts a free karate exhibition at 7 39 pm Tuesday in the Lee College gymnasium. The public is invited to attend the event featuring Korean taekwondo demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Lee College Gymnasium
Baytown VFW Auxiliary Meeting Set for Tuesday
Baytown Auxiliary VFW Post 12 will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday in Room 5 at Baytown Community Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Trinity River Project Restudy Due Next Month
Dallas says the Army Engineers will deliver a $911 million Trinity River improvement study by February end with March receipt expected by Congress. The re evaluation reexamines a Gulf Coast to Fort Worth barge canal’s economic viability, noting inflation and design shifts raise some costs while others drop. The report centers on the cost to benefit ratio for the package including wildlife and recreation, and faces opposition claims of unfair subsidy. Wright disputes delay concerns while anticipating strong congressional reaction either way. Budget timing may push some funding into a 1969 appropriation, with potential supplemental actions possible.
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Dallas
Army Engineer
Trinity River
Washington
Dallas Times Herald
Congress
Gulf Coast
Fort Worth
Corps’ Galveston
Army
Texas Railroad Association
Jim Wright
Wright
Highlands Home Demonstration Club Monthly Meeting
Highlands Home Demonstration Club will hold its monthly meeting Wednesday at 9 30 am at the home of C N Adams 1115 Battlebell Road Officers will be installed and visitors are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlands Meeting
Highlands Home Demonstration’ Club
C. N. Adams
Battlebell Road
Plumwood Garden Cubs Meet for Corsage Making Demonstration
The Plumwood Garden Cubs will meet at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at 2004 Colby, home of Mrs. W S Mackinnon. Grees Fiorist will demonstrate corsage making after the business portion of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plumwood
Plumwood Garden Cubs
W .S. Mackinnon
Colby. Grees Fiorist
Baytown Faces Potential Flu Epidemic and School Absences
Baytown area doctors warn of rising influenza cases while the broader Harris County outbreak grows. Hospitals report 16 flu and upper respiratory cases as officials consider school closings. Crosby schools show high absenteeism with Drew High and Drew Elementary severely affected. Crosby plans to monitor trends before deciding on shutdowns. Crosby Elementary’s absenteeism reached 16 percent, Drew Elementary 28 percent, and Drew High 22 percent.
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Baytown
Harris County
George Gentry
Crosby
O. F. Perkins
Perkins
Drew High
Drew Elementary
Crosby Elementary
Drew
Funeral Notice Vv. H. Reber Sr.
William Houston Reber Sr., 71, of 107 Queens Court, died Monday evening at home. Survived by wife Emma Montgomery Reber of Baytown, two sons W H Reber Jr. of Baytown and Jack M. Reber of Houston, two daughters Mrs. J C Weisinger and Mrs. Benjamin Rhodes of Baytown, sister Mrs. Hezel Lockhart of Dallas, half brother George Sutherland of Fort Worth, eight grandchildren. Graveside service 3 p.m. Wednesday at Memory Gardens of Baytown Cemetery. Reader M M Jacobs officiating. Burials under Paul A. Lee Funeral Home. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Houston Reber Jr
Queens Court
Reber
Emma Montgomery Reber
Baytown
W. HH. Reber Jr
Jack M. Reber
Houston
J. C. Weisinger
Benjamin Rhodes
Hezel Lockhart
Dallas
George Sutherland
Fort Worth
Memory Gardens
Baytown Cemetery
Reader M. M. Jacobs
First Church of Christ Scientist
Paul A. Lee
Wright Packing Co. wins cafeteria meat bid for rest of year
Board records show Wright Packing Co of Baytown is the sole bidder for the cafeteria meat contract for the remainder of the school year, with six bids sent and three submitted last June. A cafeteria report shows a net operating gain of 1787 through December 31, with trustees noting the gain is lower than last year and salaries may be the cause. Rainy cold weather may boost profits, while KWBA radio seeks press packets but faces access limits. trustees Troy Peterson and Mrs Joryshek to review policy.
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Wright Packing Co
Baytown
Wright
Wright's
Larl W.opryshek Jr
Edythe Musick
Gentry
KWBA
Troy
Peterson
Joryshek
Revival services continue at Memorial Assembly of God Church
Revival services will continue at Memorial Assembly of God Church through Sunday with the exception of Saturday night. The preacher for the revival is Rev. H. H. Woods from Bartlesville Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Assembly of God Church
H. H. Woods
Bartlesville, Okla
Hospital Admits and New Arrivals at Gulf Coast
Admitted to Gulf Coast include Victor Paul Caterina of 3300 Baker Room 220 and Mrs Juanita Mary Cathey of Highlands Room 124 under Dirs Francis Provolisianos La Porte Room 215. New arrivals list Mr and Mrs Yancy Brackin Baytown born January at Gulf Coast and Mr and Mrs James L Taylor Highlands daughter born January at Gulf Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Paul Caterina
Baker
Francis Provolisianos
la Porte
Juanita Mary Cathey
Highlands
Yancy Brackin
Baytown
Som
Gulf Coast
James L. Taylor
Bids Opened on Harris County Roads and Bridges
Harris County Commissioners Court opened bids for a southeast Harris County road and a north Harris County bridge. Low bid for Bay Area Boulevard westbound work was 832,424 by Bridge Engineering Corp. Eastbound portion already serves as a two way street. Bridge over Spring Creek on Roberts Cemetery Road bids 24,452 by McKnight and Litle Contracting Co. Funds come from a 1866 bond election.
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Houston
Sp) — Commissioners Court
Harris County
Bridge Engineering Corp
Bay Area
Red Bluff
Manned Spacecraft Center
Spring Creek
Roberts Cemetery Road
McKnight and Litle Contracting Co
Father of Baytown Man Dies in Angleton
F. W. Turner 84 of Angleton, father of Frank S. Turner of Baytown and Bynum Turner of Baton Rouge, La., died after a long illness. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Angleton Funeral Home. Turner was a Brezoria County native and a retired rancher.
Baytown Goodfellows Donation Record Sets New High
Baytown Goodfellows topped prior years with 1967 contributions totaling 3415.45 to the Chief Goodfellow fund for underprivileged children. Donor list includes Baytown Boat Club and Beta Sigma Phi among many. Expenses totaled 2430.52 with toys and candy, while savings earned 281.70 bringing year-end balance to 7347.07.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Goodfellows
Chief Goodfellow
Thad Fennema Penily
Baytown Boat Club
Baytown Sun
Dale Kocurek
Carol
Johnny Benes
Anonymous
Ralph
Nicholas
H- Wirt
Lawrence French
Beta Sigma Phi
Baytown
Colley
Goodfellow
Purse Found at Bay Plaza Shopping Center
Purse with money and valuables found in Bay Plaza Shopping Center parking. Owner may claim by identifying contents and providing the amount of money. Call 429-9102.
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Bay Plaza
Lowner
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Gente Berger
Janice Rule
Smal
Brunson
Mero-Goldwan-Mayer Presents
Peter Glenvilleés
Richard Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
Alec Guinness
Peter Ustinov
Graham Greene
Prainsing
Mermealor
Fee Mazeee Adiences
Decker
Deive
Craig Stevens
Sym
John Waene
Sophia Loren
Paul Newman
David Niven
Marlon Brando
The
Devil's Angels
Orgy Girl
Amos Mason
Stan Bots
Lynn Reagrave
Cary. Grant Rr
Vietnam
VFW Meeting
S.D.A
Humble
Credit Union
Underwood
Dennis Underwood
Holiday Inn
Sun
Fred Hart
Trinity River Project
S. Hwy
Omyge
Angleton
Tropics
Haiti
Brown
Martha Pineda
Peter Glenville
MGM
Peter Ustinev
Paul Ford
Lilian Gish
Goodffllow
ARIS
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Borvarin Er Penerc and Loan Association
Texas & Jones Creare
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