Industrial names list in a 20th century corporate roundup
A fragmented OCR snippet lists numerous corporations and brands including Gulf Oil, IBM, Kerr-Midge, Liggett-Myers, Magnavox, Monsanto, Pfizer, Phillips, Shell, Sinclair, Sperry-Rand, Union Carbide, Texaco, Texaco Gulf, Tidewater, and Union Oil of California. The text mirrors a stock or industry index style, with many overlapping regional references and abbreviations.
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Gordon Cane
Sou Pacific
Sperry-Rand
Stan Calif
Stan Ind
Stan N Ja
Ohio Syntex Sissies
Texas Eastern
Transam
Houston Girl Hurt In Decker Drive Mishap
Jean Gilles of Houston was treated at Gulf Coast Hospital after being struck by a car on Decker Drive about 12 26 a m following a motorcycle collision near the railroad crossing. Nick Listi Jr of Highlands was traveling west and nearly stopped when the crash occurred. Gilles was released from the hospital Saturday morning.
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3Sarbsra
Jean Gilles
Houston
Gulf Coast Hospital
Decker’ Drive
Decker Drive
Nick Listi Jr
Battlebell Road
Highlands
Colvision
Miss Gilles
William Harrass Rites Held At Earthman Chapel
William Charles Harrass of 715 East Hunnicutt died after a three year residency. Funeral at Earthman Chapel followed by services conducted by Billy Balke, with burial planned at Crown Hill Cemetery in Warren Ohio. Survived by wife Katie. three sons Samuel Paul H and Williams C Barrass Jr. daughter Doris Dowling. brother Matthew Barrass. sisters Mrs Laura Webster and Miss Sarah Barrass. two grandchildren. Body sent to McFarland Funeral Home Warren Ohio for burial edits.
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William Charles Harrass
Earthman Chapel
Parrass
Baytowne
Higiday
Katie'Barrass
Baytown
Satouel
Pad! H
Williams C. Barrass Jr
Warren
Doris Dowling
Pittsbings
Matthew Barrass
Charleroi
Laura Webster
Fredericktown
Sarah Barrass
Cleveland
Ohio
Billy Balke
South Main Church of Christ
McFarland Funeral Home
Crown Hill
DWI Suspect Kills Officer in Georgia Town
In PITTS Georgia a traffic stop for suspected drunken driving led to the shooting death of the town's only police officer Jim Innfield. State troopers later killed the motorist John Thompson who resisted and opened fire as they tried to approach his car. Trooper Bobby Christian and E W Forrest assisted Bohannon and faced gunfire. Bohannon, a father of 12, was fatally wounded.
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Thompson
Bohannon
Multitalented Austin Author-Teacher Lifts Busy Schedule
Mrs. Adams blends writing and teaching at Austin public schools. She plans to specialize in reading at Pearce Junior High next fall and teaches classes at several churches. She credits a cooperative husband, Howard, for support and notes her children Carolyn and Jerry. Her latest book title honors grandchildren, and she contemplates a future history book about the San Jacinto battlegrounds.
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Sheffield
Tex
Deaf Church of Christ
Austin
Howard
Highlangs
Welnut Forest
Adams
Austin Union Barbers” Wives
Lovelady
Sam Houston State Teachers College
University of Houston
Sighlands
Horace
San Jacinto Battlegrounds
Naylor
Sun Spots Want A Deg News item at Baytown
Mrs Barbara Chamberlain reports a dog with two puppies found on her lot and offers them for giveaway. Story hour and club notices follow with library events and a coin club meeting at Sterling Municipal Library. Losses include a lost gold wedding band and a burglary at Vickers Wholesale Flora in East Texas.
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Barbara Chamberlain
Coin Club
Bayshore Coin Club
Sterling Municipal Library
Literacy Council
Baytown
Kentucky
Barbara Cleland
McKinney Road
Baytown Police
Roseland Park
Jack Walker Chairs Texas Conservation Federation Panel
Jack Walker, longtime Bayshore Red Reel and Gun Club leader, was named co chair of the sports and recreation committee at the Conservation Federation of Texas inaugural convention. About 100 attended at Bay Shore Club on Minnesota Street, with Margaret Louise Hill of Austin presiding. Delegates voted to host the second annual convention next May in Carnie Chietin. The federation now has 18 affiliated clubs, 12 represented, ranging from beagle clubs to Texas Garden Clubs Inc with about 50,000 members. The group opposed the Dodd Bill in the U S Senate, supported Rep. Bob Casey’s bill penalizing criminals who use a gun, and backed bills on car vandalism, a public safety grant, and predator control reform. The federation also backed a plan to preserve the Alibates Quartz Site and a proposed national recreation area linked to Amis Dam.
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Jack Walker
Bayshore Red
Conservation Federation of Texas
Bayshore Club
Minnesota
Margaret Louise Hill
Austin
Federation
Carnie Chieti
Keith Ozmore
Ozmore
Texas Garden Clubs Inc
Fred Hartman
Baytown Sun
Gulf Coast
U.S
Senate
Ozamore
Bob Casey
Gar
Leon Frager
Nazro
Baytown
Ralph Yar
Borough
John Tower
Raccoon Drive
Ivad
Michi-gan
Ormore
Trustees Plan Routine Meeting At Mundey Night
School board led by Supt. George H. Gentry prepares a routine agenda including an architect’s report on construction, bids on repair work, a tractor leader selection, and a holiday schedule for maintenance and custodial staff. Monthly finance reports and payroll details will be reviewed, with resignations and personnel recommendations discussed. The session starts 7:30 am in the administration building board room.
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George H. Gentry
Gentry
James A. Davis
Kennedy thought LBJ would not accept offer
New York AP report recounts Kennedy offering Lyndon B Johnson the vice presidency after his 1959 nomination bid. Historian Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. notes Kennedy hoped the move would unite professionals, aid the Southern vote, and spur future collaboration, but Johnson ultimately weighed the risks and accepted. Johnson’s advisers, including wife Lady Bird, urged against the offer, while Kennedy’s own staff feared a convention mutiny if Johnson joined. Robert Kennedy formalized the offer, asking Johnson to be vice president if he wished.
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New York
Jonn F. Kennedy
Sam Rayburn
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Arthur M. Schiesinger Jr
Life Magazine
White House
Schlesinger
Kennedy
Bennet
South
Senate
Richard M. Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert
Texas
Sal
John F. Kennedy
D Johnson
Kemnedy
Nudity Takes Center Stage In Hollywood Showbiz
Hollywood laboring under a nude trend as actresses like Ursula Andress and Elizabeth Taylor headline films with explicit poses. Young stars weigh career risk, with Chris Noel declining a nude spread after offers but later landing a major role, while Jo Collins says posing boosted her visibility and led to Playboy and film opportunities.
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Hollywood
Stella Stevens
Carroll Baker
Carol Lynley
Ursula Andress
John Derek
Elizabeth Taylor
Miss Taylor
Chris Noel
Chris
Debbie Reynolds
Singing Nun
Jo Collins
Flayboy Magazine
Burglary Strikes Two Texas Avenue Firms Weekend
Baytown police report burglaries at H. Kress & Co. at 306 W. Tex 5 and Community Finance on Texas Avenue over the weekend. Items stolen include a 11 inch Philco TV set a Star lite tape recorder a Philco transistor radio a Timex watch and about $4 in cash plus scattered dishes and ruffled desks. Entry through a second floor door at Kress and via a ventilator at Community Finance. Detective Hal Ricketson says both burglaries may be connected and ongoing investigation continues.
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H. Kress & Co
Community Finance
Texas Avenue
Hal Ricketson
Baytown
Kress
W. Tex
Philco
Starlite
Timex
Wilfred Spell
E. F. Davies
Davies
Spell
Rusk Pushes Aid To Southeast Asia
Washington AP Secretary of State Dean Rusk opened the fourth U S Japan joint economic committee conference urging expanded economic efforts in Southeast Asia. He stressed cooperation to promote welfare in Asia as relations with Communist China trade questions surface. Japan's Etsusaburo Shiina pledged growing regional responsibility while warning that protectionism could harm ties. The six point talks cover aviation shipping travel and dish erief, with a Johnson luncheon planned before the ministers depart for Tokyo.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
U.S
Japan
Southeast Asia
Etsusaburo Shiina
Shirina
Rusk
United States
Asia
Lite
China
Peking
Lieky
Andrews Air Force Base
Jeadership
Johnson
Tokyo
Scattered rallies enliven dull New York market
A scattered blend of up and down moves brightened an otherwise dull session. By midday the market showed slight firmness with gains in drugs chemicals autos rails and electronics while many issues were mixed and several bonds moved differently. The Dow Jones average stood at 80.48 up 0.99 and the AP 60-stock average rose to 393.8.
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New York
May
Associated Press
Jks
American Stock Exchange
U.S. Treasury
Carpenter Strike Talks Continue In Houston Area
Negotiations resume to end a long carpenters strike in the Houston area as unions seek contracts with Associated General Contractors and Contractors Employers Association of Texas. Representatives meet with mediator James Hubbachee at 2 am in Houston while work persists on projects with negotiated retroactive terms.
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Houston
Pittsburger Burglary Reports Small Cash Missing
Pittsburger at WM N. Main was entered Thursday night through a 2 inch square hole on the southeast corner. Mrs R M Ate Donald reported the burglary to police and said about 22 dollars in change was missing.
Tax Reappraisal Affects City Property Values in Baytown
The reappraisal program begun in 1962 overseen by Coe covers all real estate including residential and commercial. Oil properties reappraised by Pritchard & Abbott are changing values for 1965 city taxes. The equalization board began June 1 with Pruett Umbholtz and Miller, final values set after hearings. An anticipated tax rate rise, linked to bond needs, may total about 7.4 percent after bond sales, separate from the reappraisal.
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Cae
Coe
Baytown
Pritchard & Abbott
Houston
R.H. Pruett
C. L. Umbholtz
Carter
Miller
Equalization Board
Tax Department
SugarDump Found After Car Tank Tampering in Baytown
Baytown police investigate sugar poured into the gas tank of John Lee Parich's car at 00 Willow Lane, causing about 189 dollars in damage. Parich discovered the act as the vehicle stalled while Mrs. Parich drove to work. the suspect was found Saturday.
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Suger
Tank Baytown
John Lee Parich
Willow Lane
Parich
Late News on Air Force crash and searches continues
U S Air Force plans went down in the North Atlantic about 145 miles east northeast of Nantucket. Ten of the 19 crewmen have been plucked from water and eight bodies recovered. Ralph Casey accuses the Maritime Administration of misunderstanding engine strike issues affecting ships. Former Governor Coleman prepares to testify on his nomination to the Southern District Court of Appeals. Roy Acuff expected to recover from injuries after a weekend auto accident in Sparta Tennessee. Harris County grand jury indicts Donald Davis for the July 30 pistol slaying of Patrolman Floyd DeLoach at a bowling alley parking area.
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U.S. Air Force
North Atlantic
Nantucket
Harris County Grand Jury
Donald Davis
Houston
Floyd DeLoach
Israeli Labor Party Expels Ben Gurion Aide and Followers
Israel's dominant Labor Party purged David Ben Gurion and supporters for forming a separate candidate list for the November election. The central committee, led by Premier Levi Eshkol, voted 212 to 9 to expel. Ben Gurion was absent but most supporters attended.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
David Ben- Gurion
Mapat
Labor Pary
Levi Esh‘kol
Ben-Gurion
Portraits of Guevara Appear Across Havana
In Havana large portraits of Ernesto Che Guevara have appeared without explanation after three months without sighting. Government officials have offered no information on his whereabouts or status, while Fidel Castro’s early leadership left the Cuban economy under tight control.
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Havana
Ernesto
Che
Guevara
Cikfurnias
Fidel Castro
Denny Waller Denny 32 Bowtown native dies at hospital
Denny Waller Denny 32 lifelong Bowtown resident died Sunday in a local hospital. He lived at 100 Muri and worked in the process department at Humble Oil and Refining Co Baytown refinery. Funeral services are set for 11 a.m. Tuesday at Memorial Baptist Church with Rev A L Jordar officiating. Burial will be at Memory Gardens under Earthman Funeral Home direction. Survivors include his widow Mrs Re Denny of Baytown two sons Walter Erwin Denny of Humble and Donald Wayne Denny of Boytown a daughter Mrs Peagy Neal of Highienest a brother Herbert Benny of Houston and a grandson David Edwin of Humbie. Memorial donations may be sent to Memorial Baptist Church library.
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Denny Waller B. Denny
Bowtown
Muri
Memorial, Baptist Church
A. L. Jordar
Femory Gardens
Unter
Earthman Funeral Home
Denny
Humble Oil and Benning Co
Baytown
Memorial Baptist Church
Re Denny
Walter Erwin Denny
Humble
Donald Wayne Denny
Boytown
Peagy Neal Patent
A.C. Smith
W. K L. Brough
Bussey
T. A. Young
End
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Ralph Casey
American Merchant Marine Institute
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