Market snapshot from noon quotes on major stocks
A listing of noon stock quotes from Citizens National Bank and Goodbody Co shows diverse performance across industries. Notable movers include Georgia-Pacific, Gl Gillette, Halliburton, IBM, Kerr-McGee, Occidental Petroleum, PepsiCo, Raytheon, Sears, Shell, Texaco, Union Carbide, Dow Jones components, and other blue chips with varied percentage changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen Tire
Csceee
Georgia-Pacific Aenenee US
Getty OW
Sheance
Gilette
Gordon’s Jewelry
Greyhound
Gulk Oi
Gulf States Util
Halliburton
Hoffman Electr
Eho L&p-1
Winterlake Steel
Nat Dairy
Nat Dist
Occidental Pet
Penn Central
R R
Pepsi Cola
Phillips Pet - Raytheon
Schlumberger Sears
Shell
Sinclair Sperry-Rand
Stan Cal
Stan
Stan NJ
Texas Eastern Texas Gulf Sui Union Carbide
Union Oil of Cal
United Air Lines
Upjohn Drug US Steal
Westinghouse Crox
Dow Jones Industrial
Envoy Continued Talks With Hanoi Aide In Paris
Envoys expressed optimism for progress as North Vietnam delegates prepare for further sessions. W Av ere Harrimar and Xuan Thuy will convene again Wednesday with top Hanoi member Le Duc Tho to relay Moscow and Paris discussions. Pravda backed the talks, noting a softer tone around progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Vietnam
W. Avere
Harrimar
Xuan Thuy
Thuy
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Paris
Tho
Moscow
Communist Party
Pravda
No Fire Damage at 605 West Jack Residence
Fire units were dispatched Sunday at 10 17 p m to 605 W Jack for smoke from a broiler left on by mistake. AH Edelman residence reported the incident with no damage, according to the fire department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ah Edelman
W. Jack
Smith and Yarborough clash over voting blocs and taxes
Smith swept rural counties to build a margin Yarborough could not overcome with major urban support. In four weeks after May 4 first primary, Yarborough sought to shed liberal labels by opposing income tax and welfare, while Smith argued for more spending and taxes. With Memorial Day approaching, Smith urged absentee ballots. Early returns showed Smith with a 67 percent lead. Eggers planned San Antonio campaigning before labor union gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Yarborough
Eggers
San Antonio
Judge race dominates Chambers County results
The tally shows incumbent Judge with 372 votes and Cain with 28. Governor race totals include Don Yarborough 318 and Preston Smith 275. In Mon Belgien J. W Adres beat Herman Ka Gerli 310 to 296 for constable. Clarence Courtney won Secinct 1 commissioner race 390 to 369 in Winnie Stowell area. Wheat will continue as 73rd with term expiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cain
Don Yarborough
Preston Smith
Chambers County
Mon Belgien
J. W Adres
Herman Ka- Gerli
Constable
Rader H
Winnie-Stowell
Clarence Courtney
Port Arthur Loses Passenger Service
Port Arthur ends passenger train service for the first time since its 1897 incorporation as the Flying Crow makes its final run. The ICC approved Kansas City Southern to discontinue the Port Arthur to Shreveport route due to reduced express business and loss of the mail contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Arthur
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas City Southern
Port Ambur
Spreveport
Bud Harris of Highlands Dies at 1 P.M.
Bud Harris of Highlands died at 1 p.m. Saturday in a Baytown hospital. Survived by two daughters Mrs. John Sterling and Mrs. Vern Dean Hurley of Highlands, two sisters, one brother, five grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Services 4 p.m. Monday at Zion Hill Baptist Church in Jasper with burial in Zion Hill Cemetery under Barbour Funeral Home directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensel Adam Lagrone
Edsel
Adam LaGrone
Richardson Lane
Baytown
Ashland Chemical Co
Deadwood
Lee
Garden of Memories Memorial Park Cemetery
Paul A. Lee
William Edward Garvey
Decker Drive
Houston
West Baytown
W. E. Garvey
William E. Garvey Jr
Wichita
Kan
David W. Garvey
E. B. Parker
Cynthna Louise Garvey
RB. M. Garvey
A. J. Davis
A. G. Mixon
T. J. Page
Pam
Earthman Funeral
P Walter Henckell
Trinity Episcopal Church
Etta Harris
E. Ca‘nal
Highlands
John Sterling
Vern Dean Hurley
Zion Hill Baptist Church
Jasper
Zion Hill Cemetery
Barthr Funeral Home
CWA Workers May Call Strike Here
General Telephone Co. rejected the union counter proposal after talks closed last week. The union’s rejection maintains the same position as March 20. The contract expired Friday and union officials said they plan a strike vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWA
General Telephone Co
Communications Workers of America
Owen Nrebourn
iGeneral Telephone
Rabourn
General Telephone
Ragan Loses Endorsement in Precinct 251 Race
Ragan Democrats had backed Smith causing friction as Precinct 251 election judge James Mills reported Ragan’s disappointment over labor endorsements. Mills noted Ragan did little campaigning here while Smith attended a rally. Final tally: Ragan 77 to Smith 363 with no recount request filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Walker
James Mills
Fagan
Ber
Mills
Ragan
Labor
Democrats
Houston
Eleven Baytonians to Receive Cancer Society Honors
Eleven Baytonians will be honored by the American Cancer Society at a Monday 7:30 p.m. awards ceremony in Room 4 of the Community Building. Four-, ten-year service pins and certificates will be presented by Dr. Edward T. Clark, ACS Harris County unit president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Echols Jr
Harry F. Hanman
Glen Barber
Alma Moore
B. E. Wilson
J. N. Chatfield
Charles Cater
Ted Lyman
McMurrey
C. E. Liggett
Ben Wilson
Edward T. Clark
Harris County
American Cancer Society
Clark
Houston
ACS
Texas Division
Polling Places and Judges List for Saturday Runoff
Polling sites and election judges listed for the W Democratic runoff in Justice Precinct 3. Includes precinct numbers and school or facility names such as Alamo School Burnet Irving King Highlands Sheldon Elementary Ashbel Smith Norace Mann Baytown Cloverleaf Travis Channelview San Jacinto Cloverleaf North Shore Homewood Estates and other locations with assigned judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice
Alamo School
J. W. Hayes
Burnet School
Irving $J. John
C. E. King
S. Lake
Houston Parkway
Harris County Library
Highlands
M_ W. Hargrove
Sheldon
Hall and
Shepherd Road
Roy L. Cutbirth
Crosby High School
LeRoy Holy
Wuffman School
S. D. Helms
Courtesy Ford
Jack G. Hester
Ashbel Smith School
W. O. Tidman
Norace Mann
G. E. Dabney
Baytown Junior School
Andres Contreras
Stephen F. Austin Scheer
W. A. Goodrich
DeZavala
Channelview
J. P. McManus
San Jacinto
Ped L. Kloesel
Cloverieaf
Frankie St. Cloverieaf
Carver
Woodremw Lewis
Bowie
Wayne McClurg
Harlem
Jefferson Walker
Drew
Barrett Station
Fumes Mills
Cimarron
Cimarron St
Home Dined Estates
North Shore Area
Annual Coffee by Baytown Garden Club
The Baytown Garden Club hosts its annual guest coffee starting at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. J. J. Jobs, 2208 New York. The event invites members and guests for companionship and light refreshments in a neighborhood setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Garden Club
J. J. Jobs
New York
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Citizens National Bank and
Goodbody Co
Allis Chalmers
Arian’s
Tel & Tel
Ansconda Ae
Armco
Ashland OH
Ance Bendix
Sso
Beth Steel Farrier Corpaneee Velanese
Chrysler Ine
Owetee
Columbia Gas
Delta Air
Ananee Oa
Diamond Shansrock Bow Chem
Saves Dwesser Ind
DuPont Eae
el Paso Nat Gas
Ethyl Corp
Ford
Dairies
Elec
David Mec ‘Allum
Elvis Pressley
Newicken
Drearis
Pavia
Schvitz
Aronson
Emery
Baytown Service Leader
Adam West
Kennedy
Sgc
Brunson
Truman Capote
Richard Brooks
Met
Aaa Sa
Theo
NEALY
Technicolor
Buddy Rucrans
Ah Brennan
Ebsen
Warren
Davidson
Mii Bien
Ayer Blair
Cox
Deacon - Russell
William E. Garvey
Ramon Vazquez
First Mexican Baptist Church
Bethany Baptist Church
W. Marrill and
Ashhel Courts
Jesse Porraz
South Houston Bethany
Bud Harris
Baytonians
Cancer
Colt
Food Service
Crisco
Market St
Layaway Sale
Italy
USA
Beauty and the Beach
Bay Fair
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