Noon Stock Quotes From Citizens National Bank and Goodbody
A snapshot of midday quotations lists price levels for major firms and commodities. Notable entries include Chrysler Columbia Gas Du Pont Exxon Mobil General Electric General Motors Procter Gamble Texas Instruments Texaco PepsiCo and United Airlines among others reflecting varied gains and losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens National Bank
Goodbody
Gordon's Jewelry
ATMCO
Jones E Laughee
Steff Kerr-McGee
Eeneee Kresge SS
Abbsseoccese
Ling-Temco-Vought
Aay UN du Pont
Ccceeceennaeeens
Mastiavox Seasneeens
el Paso Nat Gass
Occidental Pet
Bonn
ST Stauffer Chem Sun
Texaco
Texas
Texas Gulf Sul
Tidewater
Union Carbide
Union Oi! of
Cal
United Air Lines
Upjohn Drugweanene Sor
Steel
Riots Increase as Police Fight Night in Tampa
A large riot squad faced a night of chaos in Tampa with 100 helmeted officers and armored units. Fires burned stores along Central Avenue while police said most rioters were under 20, some connected to a burglary suspect shot in the back. James Hammon, administrator of the Tampa Commission on Community Relations, noted the area saw white-owned stores torched amid looting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rioft
James Hammon
Tampa Commission On Community Relations
Hammond
Central Avenue
Cass
Scott Streets
Arnett announces birth of daughter Tiffany Brae
Heirport and Mrs Earl Wayne Arnett announce the birth of a daughter Tiffany Brae on Wednesday at Gulf Coast Hospital. The baby weighed 3 pounds 9 1/2 ounces. Grandparents are Alton Rochelle and another Arnett, all of Baytown, with great grandparents Cora Harriman of Baytown and J W Ammett of Georgewest. Tiffany has a brother named Alton Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Wayne
Arnett
Tiffany Brae
Gulf Coast Hospital
Alton Rochelle
Nation eyes voluntary center program for drunks
Vera officials push a first of its kind voluntary commitment plan for alcoholics. drinkers would be taken to a center by plainclothes police, offered treatment, and could be hospitalized if ill. upon drying out they'd enter rehab centers. goal to encourage voluntary treatment and remove police from handling drunks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera
St. Louis
James Vorenberg
Commission
Vorenberg
Ayé Briefing
Blum
Ka Cisin
George Washington University
United
States
New England
Study Finds Geography and Social Status Shape Drinking
A report shows drinkers skew younger and male with higher rates in New England and the Middle Atlantic. Heavy drinkers concentrate among lower socio economic groups, older men, and Puerto Rican or Latin, Black, and Protestant un affiliated populations. Early drinking, family disruption, and religious factors raise risk. Separate findings link problem drinking in adolescence to aggression and social withdrawal, while abstainers show rigidity. A related study ties excessive drinking to crime, notably assaults, with strongest links among lower class Negroes and whites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Middle Atlantic States
East South-Central
Blum
David J. Pittman
Washington University
St. Louis
Pittman
High Court Rules Inter Marry Is No Crime
The Supreme Court barred Virginia and by implication other states from making interracial marriage a crime. Chief Justice Earl Warren, for a unanimous court, said the freedom to marry is a vital personal right essential to pursuing happiness. He noted that denying this freedom on racial classifications undermines equality under the 14th Amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Virginia
Earl Warren
Warren
Coulter Counter aids San Jacinto lab in blood analysis
The Coulter Counter model F, used since April 13 after the new lab opened, counts cells by impedance. It can process up to 6,000 cells per second, though typical counts run 5,000 to 10,000 for a normal person. Prospective lab technicians are invited. Stallworth's class starts July 4 and requires a high school diploma and science interest.
Oberlin Graduate Walter Buster Earns BA at Commencement
Oberlin College Oberlin Ohio awarded Walter Buster bachelor of arts during commencement exercises on June 12. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Edwin C Buster of 615 Bayridge La Porte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Buster
Edwin C. Buster
Bayridge
la Porte
Jung
Oberlin College
Oberline
Ohio
Hospital Notes Admits and New Arrivals at Local Methodist
List of patients admitted to Gulf Coast and San Jacinto Methodist hospitals with names, addresses, and room numbers. Includes newborns at San Jacinto Methodist from Mr. and Mrs. Mulvihill and Mr. and Mrs. Moore. Ends with a health note about jackrabbits capable of 20 foot leaps and 46 mph speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Mulvihill
W. Sterling
San Jacinto Methodist
Bobby Moore
la Porte
Middle East Conflict Escalates With Attacks and Evacuations
Reports describe Israeli air force strikes on hospitals and ambulances in Syria and Jordan with many casualties. Jordanian army losses reach one third to one half. thousands flee to Amman as Arab leaders propose a recovery conference. The U S Liberty ship suffers an alleged accidental attack. 21 crewmen remain trapped. Western evacuations from Jordan and Egypt continue amid unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syria
Jordan
Munir Shamman
Jerusalem
Egypt
Sudan
Kuwait
Tulkarm
Nablus
Jenin
Jordan River
Amman
U.S
Liberty
Israel
Malta
United States
Omar Wiliam L. McGonagle
U.S. Air Force
Cairo
Senate Draft Bill Faces Senate Criticism
Washington AP report on criticism from senators of a draft extension bill. The compromise would extend the Selective Service Act four years while preserving presidential power to use a lottery for induction only with Congressional authorization. Senator Kennedy opposes stripping presidential authority. House action expected later in the week as the current law expires in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Johnson
Dent
D.mass
Congress
Funeral Notice for C. J. Schroeter in Baytown and Goliad
C J Schroeter 79 a Baytown resident for 38 years moved to Goliad five years ago died at 5 30 am Monday in a Goliad hospital He built the first house in East Bay and funeral services are 2 pm Tuesday in Goliad with interment in Yorktown He is survived by son George Schroeter two sisters and three brothers Eufemia Salazar 44 of Cyprus died Saturday services 2 pm Tuesday Earthman Chapel officiated by Rev Urbanovsky interment Hill of Rest Cemetery Pallbearers listed The Baytown Sun listed post office and subscription details
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Goliad
C. J
Chris
Schroeter
Baytown
East Bay
Yorktown
George ‘Schroeter
Charles Teschendorf
Armanda Dixon
San Antonio
Herbert Schroeter
Ernest Schroeter
Port Arther
Anton Scheorter
Quers
Eufemia Salazar
Eufema Salazar
Cyprus
Gemaro Salazar
Galveston
Earthman Chapel
Francisco Urbanovsky
Hill of Rest Cemetery
Augustene Salazar
Antonio Salazar Jr
Jesse Estrada
Tony Rameriz
Roy Sistos
J A
Jesse
Act of Congress
Memerigh Drive
Ts Newsgoper
Associated Press
Associated
Woman Charged With Death Of Husband
A Baytown woman, 25, Mary Ernestine Jones, was released on 2500 dollars bond after being charged with murder without malice in the death of her husband Elvis Dean Jones, 24. He was stabbed near Oak and Stone and died at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital after being brought in by friends early Sunday. The charge rests in Justice of Peace M. M. Brown's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Elvis Dean Jones
Stowe
San Jacinto ‘Methodist Hospital
Mary Ernestine Jones
H. L. Clepper
Mike Jordan
Oak and
Stone
Jones
Friends
Justice of Peace
M. M. Brown
Blaylanes Children's League Starts Tuesday Play
The Blaylanes Children League begins at 1 p.m. Tuesday with a 15 minute instruction period before league play each day for a three week period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaylanes Children's League
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Boris Karloff
Heirport
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Jay Silverheels
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Pebys
Jim Sheffield
Baytown Community Chest
Warren B. Goodwin
Texas United Funds, Inc
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Charles Caldwell
Sheffield
Kings Inn
Clear Lake City
High Court
Oberlin Graduate
James Edward Bowen
E. G. Bowen
Deketa
Bowen
St Baytown Junior School
Gulf Coast
Mary Sue Lenamond
Williams Apt
Murphy and Verdell Nation
Houston
Nancy Jackson
Wright
Cora Miller
Baytown Nursing Home
Betty Watson
Sandy
Jessie Donald Deans
Highsands
Mary Kyle
G. D. Kyle
Darlene Garcia
Mary Finley
Gennel
Maxwell
Midway
James Carolyn and
Jeri Dea Campbell
James H. Campbell
Gail
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Methodist
Nellie Massey
F. C. Webring
James Rodgers
Highlands
Mary Geyer
Mabel Carroll
Bertha Moore
Madison
George Forrest
Neal
Icu
Frank Karr
Channelview
Glen Troutman
Chandler
John May
N. Shepherd
Max Beckmayer
Alford
Dwight Anthony
N. Whitfing
William Enoch
Willie
Nichols
Middle East
CG. J. Schroeter
Waslowna
Thad Felton OF
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BUY Plaza
Ringling Bros. Circus
Astrodome
PUREX
del Monte Garden
Giint
Cherry
Libby
Turkey
Gizzards
Weene
Maryland Club Coffee
Imperial Sugar
Gerber's
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