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Stock quotes show Merrill Lynch Fenner and Smith Allis-Chalmers Amer Cyan Amer Tol and Tel Ampex Amana Colanese Celotex Chrysler Cities Service Columb Gas Creole Dow Chemical DuPont Eastman Kodak Ford Freeport McMoran General Electric General Motors General Tire Georgia-Pacific Gulf Oil Gulf State Utilities Halliburton Hasbro Tat'l Nickel Kerr-McGee Libby, McNeill & Libby Liggett Myers Monsanto Nat Dairy Prod Nat Distillers News Ohio Oil Phillips Petroleum Pure Oil Royal Dutch Shell Sinclair Socony-Vacuum Sperry-Rand Stan California Stan N J Studebaker Tennessee Gas Texaco Texas Eastern Texas Gulf Sulphur Tidewater Union Carbide United Airlines Upjohn U.S. Steel Westinghouse New Orleans Cotton exchange.
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Amer Cyan
Amer Tol & Tel
Visco
Ampex
Anaranda
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Tp & SF
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Columb Gas
Creole Stegereane Diamond
Dow Chem
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Seseereens Eastman
Jones & Laugh
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Louis Land
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Nat Dairy Prod
Nat Distillers
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Pure Oil
Royal Dutch
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Eesseesesesees
United Airlines
United Carbon Upjohn Drug
U.S. Steel
Westinghouse New Orl Cotton
Advaee
Baytown School Bills discussed at Kiwanis meeting
Dr Horeczy told the Baytown Kiwanis Club that proposed Texas Legislature school bills would cost Baytown schools 152 972 for 764 804 in services. Bills aim to raise teacher pay and benefits, reduce special service to classroom teacher ratios, cut principals, allow five sick days, and fund regional libraries with aid from the state. The speaker supported all bills noting Texas ranks 50th in salary provision since 1950.
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Baytown
Joe
Noreezy
Baytown Kiwanis Club
Texas
Horeczy
John Sheldon
R. C. West
W. Durden
Byard Sooy
Henry Armstrong
W. J. Hinson
Ernest Brown
Charles Smith
Bill Schubert
Dal Grigg
Robert O. Lee
Bill Kersh
Bryan Stratton
Robert EB. Lee
Jake Leavins
Mark Blakenship
Larry Manley
Arthur Herron
Murphy Dugas
Morris Smith
Jack Tanner
James Shugart
Elving Ellis
J. B.smith
Glenn Cormier
Buck Kills Deer on Highway Near Stevens Point
A deer was killed on a highway near Stevens Point Wisconsin when struck by a car driven by Donald Buck. The incident was reported by AP and involved Buck as the driver of the vehicle.
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Stevens Point
Wis
Here
Donald Buck
Airliner crashes injure 26 as 106 aboard blaze after takeoff
A New York bound Airliner crashed in a wind whipped snowstorm during takeoff. Of 106 aboard, 102 escaped, at least 26 injured, several critically. Bodies tentatively identified. four crew, one purser among the dead. Fire and debris halted near a wire fence. investigation by Civil Aeronautics Board and FAA.
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New York
United States
DCSB
Imares de Mexico
Mexico City
G. Terry Soolist
Civil Aeronautics Board
Farmington
Conm
Federal Aviation Agency
Poe
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Queens
Steven B. Derounian
RNY
Washington
Derounian
House
Ricardo Gonzales
Antonio? Ruiz Brave
Javier Alvarez Bacha
Gloria Sanchez Herrejon
Staten Island
United Air Lines
Trans ‘World Airlines
Channelview Hosts March of Dimes Fundraiser Event
Channelview plans a March of Dimes fundraiser featuring water ski rides by Bayshore Boat Club amateurs and Bill Watson on fast and slow boats. Lee Richter of Pasadena offers racing boat rides. barbecue, drinks, and entertainment run from noon to afternoon. Bill Bailey will host, with Don Mahoney, Germa Clary, and Carol Trotter appearing. Proceeds go to the March of Dimes.
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Channelview
March of
Svill
Ie Am
Ean Chae
Bayshore Boat Club
Bill Watson
Lee Richter
Pasadena
Loel Passe
Bill Bailey
Galveston
Houston
Wil
Don Mahoney
Germa Clary
Channel 2
Pitas
Pelavial
March of Dimes
Lucky Seven
Frances Dillon
Robert Bandy
H. C. Schochler
Parade Transforms D.C. Into Gay Youthful City
Washington hosts a grand inaugural parade for President Kennedy with 32,000 marchers, 40 units, and 100 pieces of equipment including a PT boat. Army Band and infantry lead, with 16,000 from the armed forces. Spectators line the 2.2 mile route from Capitol to White House as security and officials oversee the spectacle.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capital
White House
John F. Kennedy
Capitol
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Armed Forces
Islands
Florida
Navy
Grant
Sears
Baytown Scouts to Attend Winter Camp at Camp Strake
Baytown Boy Scouts from Troops 96 101 6 3142 163 208 and 382 will attend a winter camp January 20 to 22 at Camp Strake near Conroe. District executive John H. Kewley notes about 180 scouts led by various Scoutmasters will join, seeing winter camping as a bigger challenge than summer trips.
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Baytown
Camp Strake
Conroe
John H. Kewley
David Jeffrey
J. Mingghew
Jeffrey
Billy Miles
R.A. Wolfe
Wolfe
W. H. Reber Jr
A.J. Blythe
J. H. McClintock
I. Veselka
Bob Donnelly
HI. Ty Ward
Veselka
Ira Uarper
H. H. Longybotham
R. PF. Swofford Jr
Harris County Stadium Bonds Drive Promises Modern Amenity
Pruett urges Harris County voters to back bonds for a new stadium claiming it will boost mobility by easing access to events, relieve heavy traffic, and place Houston on par with other metropolitan areas with major league sports. He argues the stadium serves all residents who cannot afford private recreation and urges support on January 41.
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East Harris County
East Harris
Trouston
Harris County
Houston
Kennedy’s Inaugural Speech Highlights Unity And Resolve
Washington AP reports highlights of President Kennedy’s inaugural address urging renewed commitment to liberty. He pledges to meet any burden, defend freedom, and seek peaceful cooperation while calling Americans to ask what they can do for their country and the world.
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Washington
Kennedy
Anwrica
Annexation rules debated by city leaders and mayors
Welch outlined boundaries and notice requirements for annexation over six months with a second reading ordinance. Deer Park Mayor Jammie Walker and Pasadena Mayor Corner Whitaker pressed details while Raytown officials attended, noting the bill remains pending in the state legislature.
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Welch
Deer Park
Jammie Walker
Pasadena
Corner Whitaker
Pruett
Billy
Raytown
Roy Hughes
Velma Anstey
Kenneth Badgett
Seaborn Cravey
J. 1
le Ferrest
John Rusch
Deer Park Mayor Won’t Comment On Shell Charge
Mayor Walker refused to discuss Shell’s allegation about city finances at Thursday meeting. Shell representatives and five local companies urged clarity on Deer Park’s needs and resources while a planned contract revision discussion stalled with no further meetings scheduled.
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Shell
Deer Park
Walley
Shell OH Co
Charmeh Industries
Dew Park
Shell Management
Iivayor
Walker
Sheth Git Co
Shed Chemical Co
Robin
Hans
Diamond Akali
Labial
Houston Lawyer Enters Senate Race With Conservative Platform
Morgan H. Johnson, a Texas attorney and University of Houston Law School graduate, announces campaign for the second Senate election on April 4. He identifies as a conservative Democrat, seeks to curb unemployment, and advocates stopping immigration from foreign sources while promoting the slogan Texas Fire and Abways.
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Morgan H. Johnson
University of Houston Law School
Johnson, Jr
Johnson
Texas
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