Fragmentary OCR of Company List and Stocks
A scrambled OCR snapshot shows a dense list of company names and stock lines. Notable entries include International Nickel, Jones & Laughlin, Kerr-McGee, Liggett Myers, Magnavox, Monsanto, Pfizer, Phillips Petroleum, Royal Dutch Shell, Socony Vacuum, Sperry Rand, Texaco, Goodyear Tire, Union Carbide, US Steel, Westinghouse, Xerox, and several regional majors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Int'lNickel
Jones & Laugh I.civss
Kerr
McGeee Suspessees
Liggett -Myers
Levis Land
Magnavox Monsanto
Nat Dist
New York Central
Pfizer
Ce Phillips Pet Royal Dutch
Sears
Shell Wese, Sinclair
Socony
Mob Sou Pacific
Sperry - Rand
Stan Califoo
Stan Ind
Stan Nod
Stan
Ohio
Sun Oi
Sunray
Tennessee
Georgia ‘Pacific
Goodyear
Tire
Texas Co
Sordon Jewelry
Texas Eastern Greyhound
Lsc
Texas Gulf Sulp
Cess
Gulf States Util
Transam Carp
Erseeeree
Posesestecar
Union Carbide Abm
Sesserseesienster Eens
lUn Oil of
Calif
Upjohn Drug
US Steel del Webb
Westinghouse Xerox
City Worker’s Hand Crushed In Garbage Truck Incident
Jose Rios of the Sanitation Department suffered a crushed left hand around 2:30 p.m. Monday when his hand was caught between the packer blades and the truck body at the Schilling and Jones corner. He was taken to Gulf Coast Hospital. officials expect possible loss of two fingers but hope to save the hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose Rios
Schilling
Jones
Rios
Wes
Gulf Coast Hospital
Floyd Adcox
Adcox
Terrorists Hit In Sierra Raid in Chihuahua Mexico
Unofficial reports say army forces defeated militants in the Sierra Madre. El Heraldo claims 10 to 15 terrorists were captured and sent to Juarez for trial, including Francisco Marquez and others. Government and military officials offered no confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuahua
Mexico
Sierra Madre
El _ Heralds
Juarez
Arturo Gamiz
Popular Electoral Front
National Liberation Movement
MLN
Gamiz
Chiahuahua
Madera, Ceba
Dillas
Huizopa
Sierra Madre Ranges
EL Heralfe
Francisco Marquez
Guillotci
Rodriguez Ford
Paulino Rivera
Angel Rivera
Luis Carpinteiro
Tougher Penalties Sought After Teen Rioting Across Resorts
Officials called for stiffer penalties after drinking teens and college students caused disturbances at five resort towns over the Fourth of July weekend. In Geneva-on-the-Lake Ohio nearly 200 youths were arrested prompting new ordinances with higher fines. About 160 were arrested at Russell’s Point Ohio on Indian Lake. Other incidents occurred at Rockaway Beach Missouri and Lake George New York. Local leaders vowed precautionary measures and stronger enforcement to prevent repeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson W. Finley
Geneva - On - the - Lake
Ohio
Acouse
Finley
Geneva-on-the- Lake
Lake Erie
Russells Point
Indian Lake
Wester Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Ben Saunders
Arnolds Park
Iowra
Lake George
J. J. Johns
Lucky Physicist Survives Cambridge Blast
Harvard physicist Joseph Szymanski survived a blast at the Cambridge electron accelerator that injured seven colleagues, three critically. The event occurred as liquid hydrogen was pumped into a bubble chamber, with pressure rising despite a shutoff. The center, operated by Harvard and MIT, has no radioactivity risk, officials said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Joseph Szymanski
Bit
Szymanski
Massachusetts General Hospital
John Schiveli
Twinsburg
Ohio
Arthur C. Reid
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Frank Feinberg
Providence
R.I
MIT
Atomiz Energy Commission
A. Stinley Livingston
Rites Held For Former Resident William Norris
Final rites for William Benjami Norris, 88, of Liberty and former Baytown resident, were held Monday in Liberty. He died Saturday night after retiring from Homble's Baytown Refinery at 65. Burial was in Norris Cemetery. survivors include his wife Ella, six daughters, three sons, twenty-eight grandchildren, and 29 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Benjamin Norris
Liberty
Baytown
Norris
Homble
Allison Funeral Home
Norris Cemetery
Ella Norris
Ellen Tubbs
Clevekind
Harry Freischman
C. 2
Franssen
Cove
M. Whargrove
Highlands
M. EB. Compton
la Porte
Helen Thibodeaux
Franston
Carl Norris
J. B. Johnson
Funeral Services For AP Executive Louis J Kramp
Louis J Kramp longtime AP executive died of cancer at White Plains Hospital at 53 Funeral services will be held at Immaculate Heart of Mary church in Scarsdale NY Burial in Calvary Cemetery Springfi eld IL Kramp 53 lived in Scarsdale NY and worked 22 years at AP in various bureau chief and executive roles He is survived by his widow Dorothy Ann Moore a son David five brothers and two grandchildren AP leaders praised his contribution to the news organization and its broadcasting network
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Louis J.kramp
Associated Press
Immaculate Heart of Mary Church
Scarsdale
Lut Kramp
White Plains
Calvary Cemetery
Springfield
Kramp
Chicago
Indianapolis
Detroit
St. Louis University
Ilinois State’ Journal
Searsdale
Dorothy Anne Moore
David
Wes Gallagher
Fou -Kramp
Hays
Kan
Robert E. Schmidt
Associated Press Radio-Television Association
Lou Kramp
No Place For Small Man But Explain Gary Player
Southport England AP Gary Player a 5 foot 7 inch giant who won the U S Open and seeks a second British title discusses fitness and training noting golf lacks fixed habits He is one of three players to win the big four majors and expects a strong run in the British Championship despite bookmakers listing him as a fourth choice behind Nicklaus Palmer and Lema
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giant
South Africa
U.S
Gene Saraven
Ben Higan
Britain
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Tony Lema
Police Treatment Unfair, Baytown Man Complains
Ernest J. Davis aged 24 and his brother Victor 20 were arrested after a scuffle with Baytown Patrolman Ronald W. Cooper near Oakloud and Harbe. Victor faced aggravated assault and abusive language charges, Ernest was charged with failing to obey an officer and abusive language. Ernest claimed officers pushed him while he tried to assist his brother. Police said Victor struck Cooper. Ernest said he was helping calm him. Both men were released about 9 a.m. Sunday and planned to reopen the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest J. Davis
Victor
Baytown
Ronald W. Cooper
Justice of the Peace Hi. M. Brown
Barney L. Ward
Ernest
Cooper
Victor Davis
Oaklood
Harbe
Davis
W. C. Jackson
John Dyer
Ernest Davis
Builty
Technical and Vocational Training Focus at Lee College
A Baytown school feature outlines expanded technical and vocational training amid rising Gulf Coast demand. Enrolment at Lee College reached 1874 last fall with 559 technical and vocational students, plus 330 in Moon Power Development Training Act programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Coast
Lee College
Phis Reinil
Croopns
Bastown
Baytown
Colere
Help Comes To Critically Burned Mexican Mother
Ramona Franco de Portola, burned over most of her body, endured two months upright in a 125 degree hut before five doctors via Liga International mercy missions evacuated her to White Memorial Hospital. Doctors say she has a 30 to 50 percent chance to survive, with her husband delaying travel to reassure her.
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Los Angeles
Ramona Franco de Portola
White Memorial Hospital
Tors
Robert Lawson
Calif
Lawson
de Portola
Tesanaco
Sonora
Liga International
Humberto
Record-Low July Temps Hit Great Lakes Region
The Associated Press notes exceptionally frigid July readings across the Great Lakes. Madison reached 46 degrees, a July low. Detroit dipped to an all-time July low. Milwaukee also marked 46 degrees, another July record low. Fellston reported 28 degrees, while Needles-Culls logged 30 degrees at roughly the same time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Great Lakes Region
Madison
Wis
Detroit
Migh
Milwaukee
Fellston
Mich
Sun Spots 4H Horse Club to Discuss July Show
Baytown 4-H Horse Club will discuss record books and July 24 district show preparations at a meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. in the W L Jenking arena Cedar Bayou Crosby Road. Windows on Bay Tabernacle Market and Magnolia storefronts were broken police were told. Detective notes indicate a tool kit worth 224 dollars stolen from a car owned by Jackie Adams 520 E Texas.
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Baytown
Chub
W. L. Jenking
Cedar Bayou
Crosby Road
Atl Bay Tabernacle
Market
Magnolia
Police Eark
John Dyer
W. C. Jackson
Toe
Jackie Adams
Texas
Adams
Nolice
Decker and Bayway
M. de Peterson
Couple Rescued After Bay Stay Near Christ ie Fishing Camp
Mr and Mrs Luther Mack were rescued about 5 15 am Monday two miles offshore after hours adrift when their outboard boat lost power. Emergency crews from Kaytown Wooster and Warris County located them near Buoy 31. They were tired but unharmed and brought toshore. A second item notes 47 traffic tickets issued by Baytown.
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Meg
Luther Mackie
Tri - City Beach
Kaytown
Wooster and Warris County
Prince Philip Likely Safe From House Censure
London observers say the House of Commons is unlikely to debate a motion to warn Prince Philip about political remarks. Despite signatories from Labor, leaders on both sides prefer dropping the issue. Philip urged cautious Rhodesia talks, saying gradual progress and peace may secure eventual African rule.
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London
House of Commons
Prince Philip
Labor
Elizabeth I
Commonwealth
Rhodesia
Britain
Edinburgh
Philip
Rites Held For Lykes Official Robert Rader
Funeral services were held today for Robert Rader 63 a vice president of Lykes Bros Steamship Co who died after a long illness. Rader joined Lykes in 1938 as manager of its Port Arthur Texas office later serving as manager in Lake Charles and Sabine district manager. He moved to New York at World War II outbreak and became West Gulf district manager in 1945 and was elected vice president in 1946. A University of Texas graduate he was reared in Port Arthur. Survivors include two sisters. Burial will be in Forest Park Lawndale Houston.
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New Orleans
Runeral
Robert Rader
Lykes Bros. Steamship ‘Co
Rader
Lykes
Port Arthur
Tex
Lake Charles
West Gulf
Houston
University of Texas
Forest Parks
Eae
Fear Hinders Alabama KKK Probe Says Attorney General
Alabama Attorney General Richmond Flowers says fear and sympathy for the Ku Klux Klan hinder his probe into the hooded order. He notes many feel intimidated while claiming progress, and cites widespread footbacking in the inquiry by the House Committee on Un-American Activities. He mentions Imperial Wizard Robert Shelton could not be reached for comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Ku Klux Klan
Alabama
Richmond Flowers
Flowers
Robert A. Shelton
Tuscaloosa
wAl A
United Klans of America
House
Committee On Un-American Activities
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