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A fragmented stock quote listing shows numerous companies and percentages, including McDonnell-Douglas, Texaco, Sun Oil, Dow Jones Industrial average references, and several unclarified entities. The text resembles a loose financial snapshot with many obscured names and numbers.
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Stauffer Chem
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Mexico Americans Return After Cross Border Ordeal
Five tired American youths traveled with 10 peso transport seeking the right escort in Chihuahua. Police helped reunite the group after they wandered between Red Cross, Catholic Youth Association, Masonic Lodge, and Christian Center venues. They rested on judo mats, enjoyed meals, a tour, and a seafood supper before boarding to Presidio. They faced 109 degree heat at the border and chose to return home.
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Hospital Notes Admits Davis Rossi to Gulf Coast
Admitted to Gulf Coast hospital are Thomas Jefferson Davis of Highlands in Room 101 and Rhonda Renee Rossi daughter of Mr and Mrs John Rossi admitted on 4.07 in Harold Room 264.
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Lee College Probation Program Aims to Salvage At Risk Students
Lee College pursued a probation program to retain students likely to fail. Contracts signed by parents for under 21 students bound enrollment to non credit work first, credit only after meeting C or better. Fifteen of the original 31 enrolled progressed to spring, with two failing to finish the two semester plan. A summer decision by the Academic Council will decide continuation for 1963-64. The program, an innovator for the college, involved three fulltime counselors and strong parental feedback. A separate freshmen special program assists students with below C grades or alternative credentials, guiding them into courses that build toward regular college work.
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Durham
Mary
SUN SPOTS Highest Honors for Jon Lowry Gilbreath
Several local items note achievements and incidents. Jon Lowry Gilbreath of Burnet is credited with top honors for high grades at the University of Texas School of Architecture for the second semester, per A Taniguchi. Also reported is a burglary at Delmos Daniels Meat Market with about $15 damage and groceries stolen, plus a missing two month old brown puppy with four white feet and a found bob tailed German Shepherd puppy. Weather forum announced by WIL AIR Patrol, and naval service news mentions Airman James T. Strawn Jr. aboard USS Yorktown off North Vietnam and Singapore.
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Driver Loses Control Of Car Strikes Pole
Maris Delgado, 19, of a private car home, was injured Sunday night after a wreck at Republic and Seventh. He veered to avoid an approaching car on Republic, jumped a curb, and struck a utility pole. Patrolman P. C. McHugh charged him with negligent collision.
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Baytown School Board Considers Law Firm Reappointment
Baytown School Board meets Monday night to consider reappointing Bruce Ramsey and the firm Reid Strickland Gillette Ramsey as legal counsel for the district. The firm has represented the district for many years. Agenda items include personnel elections and bids for duplicating supplies, school furniture, cafeteria foods, staples, furnishings, and business machine maintenance.
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Congress Faces Fortas Nomination and Senate Fight
The Senate Judiciary Committee holds hearings on Abe Fortas for chief justice and Homer Thornberry as associate justice, with Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark testifying. Republican leaders threaten a filibuster but Dirksen may oppose it. debate centers on vacancy and the pending Warren replacement. Also discussed are likely House cuts to Johnson programs, housing bill passage, and potential shifts after August adjournment affecting civil rights, equal opportunity, and economic measures.
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Vocational Training Plan Shaped for Denver Model Cities
Illinois educators work with Denver public schools on a Model Cities vocational plan led by Prof. Robert M. Tomlinson. The study inventories training programs and population trends to propose needed vocational offerings by August 1, aiming to curb ghetto development amid growing Spanish American and Black communities.
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Tomlinson
U.S
Juvenile Facilities Strained As Police Seek Solutions
Assistant Police Chief Turner describes crowded juvenile facilities and the need to separate runaways from serious offenders. He cites a drunk mother with children needing placement and shoplifting women with kids, noting no room in the station or jail area and the temporary building beyond capacity. Suggestions are urged.
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Sun Features Heart Series on Protecting Children's Hearts
A three part Baytown Sun feature by Dr. Paul Dudley White emphasizes protecting children's heart health. The series, tied to Heart Month and the 1968 Heart Fund, notes early healthy habits reduce later heart attack risk and highlights Dr. White's cardiology contributions.
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Fishing Pier Fire Under Investigation Near Robert Lee School
Police investigated a Sunday fire at Adams Fishing Pier on Goose Creek near Robert Lee School. Patrolmen found the pier burning in several spots at 1 12 a.m. Sunday, causing about 100 dollars in damage. Officers suspect arson due to a beer bottle tied with gasoline found on the pier.
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Knowledge on urban population share in the United States
A factoid notes that about two thirds of Americans reside in metropolitan counties while under 6 percent live on farms. The statistic highlights urban concentration and rural smallholdings in the national demography.
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