Texas investors unfazed by UT permanent fund stock drop
UT regents report the permanent fund's common stock portfolio showed a paper profit of 26.85 million in 1961 and a 4.6 percent paper gain on June 22. Dr. James Dolley says they expect no real loss or gain and will not sell, aiming for long range yield.
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Stock quotes and industry notes from afternoon bulletin
The report lists numerous company names including Allis-Chalmers Aluminium Ltd. Sinclair Sperry-Rand American Cyanamid Calgon-Columbia Sun Oil Gulf Oil Texaco Dow Chemical Du Pont Eastman Kodak Gulf Oil Union Carbide and more. It also notes a summit in Laramie Wyoming with papers on sulfur compounds analysis sponsored by the American Petroleum Institute and remarks by Nasser amid regional tensions.
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Allis-Chammers . Aluminium Ltd
Sinclair W.speressvevevengeess
Socony-Mob Ve. Sveeeene
SOU Pacific
Sperry-Rand Ss
Amer Cyan
Stan Calif
E. Am
Stan Ind
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Ohio Stanley Warner
Ontanley
Sinde-Packard
Tp & SF
Sun Oil
Baxter Lab
Sunray-Mid
Beth Steel
Tennessee Gas
Celotex
TENHS
Wastcrn
Veeceseee Carysier
Targeneene
Tome Gulf
Texis Gulf
Columbia Gas
Tgowalal
Tgowalal Leneeeeseeseere
Creale
Timton So
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Trans Am Corp
Diamond
Union Carbide
Dow Chem
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Vedere
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Eastman Ko
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Ford
SWC
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Humble
Baytown
Hastings
Laramie
Wyo
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Ohio Oil
Karchmer
American Petroleum Insitute
Telstar program dazzled Europe with a global telecast
The American show drew praise across Europe with reports from Vienna Belgrade Rome Geneva and Berlin noting it as a grand display. It reached about 200 million viewers in Europe and was carried in seven languages by Eurovision nations though the Soviet network did not carry it.
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Telstar
Tower of London
Europe
Canadian Broadcasting Corp
Eurovision
European Broadcasting Union
Ooe
Chicago
Kennedy
Wrigley Field
Washington
Soviet Union
East Germany
Cape Canaveral
John H. Glenn Jr
Detroit
Quebec
Stratford
Ont
Seattle
America
Jefferson
Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Mt.Rushmore
South Dakota
Mormon Tabernacle Choir
God
United Nations
New York
Interfaith
the Republic
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London
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Paris
Coliseum
Rome
Brussels
National
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Sistine] Chapel
Vatican City
Louvre
Rone
Kennedy outlines Cold War challenges and plan for Congress
President Kennedy spoke on security, nuclear tests, Berlin talks, and U.S. currency policy. He urged Congress to stay in session for key legislation, warned against devaluing the dollar, and forecast a balanced gold flow next year. He backed U.N. aims in Congo and endorsed civil rights progress while shaping tax, political, and NATO policy.
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Martin Luther King
Grand Jury Requests Holdover for Probates and Jail
Harris County Grand Jury foreman E Jack Walton asked Criminal District Judge Sam W Davis to hold the panel over to investigate Probate Court matters and County Jail conditions. Judge Davis will decide in a few days, with a likely holdover and a three week August recess requested. District Attorney Frank Briscoe said a court of inquiry would not be needed if the jury is held over as witnesses could be taken before it.
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E. Jack Walton
Harris County
Grand Jury
Sam W. Davis
Davis
Frank Briscoe
World Services Boss Of AP To Address Editors In Houston
AP world services director Stanley M. Swinton will address the Texas APME convention in Houston January 26 to 28 at the Rice Hotel. Swinton administers AP news and photo distribution abroad and oversees distribution to about 4,400 subscribers in 86 nations. He has covered revolutions in Asia and European chancelleries, filing from 750 countries in 16 years. Swinton has led AP bureaus in Singapore, Cairo, and Rome. He was born September 7, 1919, in Charlevoix, Michigan, and began journalism with a Detroit Free Press story at age 15. He joined AP in Detroit after college and is married to Helen Rhodes Meek.
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Stanley M. Swinton
Associated Press
Texas Associated Press
David W. Hester
Taylor Press
Texas Apme
Swinton
Rice Hotel
AP World Services
AP News
United States
Asia
Europe
Benito Mussolini
Milan
Singapore
Cairo
Rome
Chalevoix
Mich
Detroit Free Press
Detroit
Helen Rhodes Meek
Scarsdale
N.Y
Warwick Hotel Damaged By Fire
Houston reports the Warwick Hotel suffered its first major fire in 36 years, destroying the elevator penthouse and causing water damage on all floors. The blaze erupted on South Main Street, evacuating over 100 residents. it was seen for miles before firefighters, alerted at 4 03 p m, contained it to the roof. Damage estimates were not yet determined.
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Houston
Warwick
South Main Street
Bob Cullather
Hulk Of DWI Sub Is Dredged From Adriatic
The hull of an Austro Hungarian submarine sunk in World War I was dredged from the Adriatic and brought to Grado Italy. The Italian navy said the sub likely carried about 30 men when it went down in 1916, probably after hitting a mine.
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Italy
Halian
Huber Quartz YMCA Lead Baytown Softball Standings
Huber, Quartz, YMCA occupy top three in Baytown Softball League as seven clubs resume play at Roseland Park. Huber tops Eastside Baptist 87 while Quartz shuts out General Telephone 80 and YMCA defeats Channelview 71. Huber stays unbeaten at 3-0, YMCA 2-1, Quartz 1-1. Baptist 5-14, General Telephone 0-2, Channelview 0-1. Tuesday games feature Baptist vs Quartz, Channelview vs Huber, YMCA vs General Telephone.
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YMCA
Quartz Gulf
Baytown
Huber
Eastside Baptist
Quartz
General Telephone
Channelview
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Roseland Park
Channelview Hospital Admittances and Dismissals List
Channelview Hospital Beat reports admittances to Tidelands Hospital Channelview Tuesday including Peggy V Guillory Patricia Ann Bundick Alfred Castillo Tia Mae Divins Roy Glenn Barrett Ethel Cole and dismissals Jewel Hindman Florence Edwards Ronald Vaughn James Elmer Webb Dismissals: Ronald Wayne Vaughn Houston and James Elmer Webb Houston restated from Channelview beat notes.
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Peggy V. Guillory
Donald Smith Drake
Channelaew
Patricia Ann Bundick
Houston
Alfred Castillo
Tia Mae Divins
Roy Glenn Barrett
Ethel Cole
Jewel Hindman
Florence Edwards
Ronald Wayne Vaughn
Houderton
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