Noon Call Stock Quotes Digest From Merrill Lynch listing many firms
A catalog style stock list includes Allis-Chalmers Aluminium AmEx Amer Tel Colgate Palmo Chrysler Colgate Columbia Gas Ford Goodyear Gulf States U S Steel Westinghouse and others with varied quotes and operators. The OCR fragment presents a wide range of company names and partial prices in a Noon Call stock update.
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Allis-Chalmers
Aluminium Ltd
Ammey Cyan Pessseesenseasse
T2es
Amer Tel & Tel
Sesseeeees
Anacomia
AIMCO
Peneeeraee
Ashland Oil
Beth Steel Celanese
Chrysler Cities Service
Colgate Palro Columbia Gas
Diamond Als New York
Izer Ge Sten Ind
Stan NF
Rey Chem Wi Stan Ghio
Ae Sun Oi
Fords
Foremost Dairies
Breeport Sulphur
U.S. Steel
Gait del Webb
al Westinghouse
Son Sought In Houston Butchering
Detectives seek Charles Rogers, 43, after his elderly parents Fred Rovers 81 and Edwina 79 were beaten to death and dismembered, bodies placed in a refrigerator at their Houston home. Rogers, a University of Houston graduate and oil company geologist, was described as a reclusive Navy veteran. no charges filed.
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L. D. Morrison
Marvires
J. P. Paul
Funeral notices honor Olga Cunnaghan and Fats Mulkey
Funeral services for Olga Mary Giobs Cunnaghan of 2 Burner Bove will be held Saturday at St Mark's Methodist Church with burial in Memory Gardens. She taught at Cras jew Deleveo Elementary School for 20 years and was a member of St Mark's Methodist Church and Goose Creek Order of Easter Star. Survivors include her husband and several relatives. Funeral services for Fats Mulkey, 47, of Baytown, a United Rubber and Chericat Co. employee, will be at 2 pm at Paul A. Lee Chapel with burial in Cedar Bayou Masonic Lodge area. He retired from the sheet metal department at United Rubber in 1963. Survivors include son Inlow and two daughters, grandchildren John and Teresa Gamble. Mulkey was a Cedar Bayou Church member and past master of Cedar Bayou Lodge No. 32.
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St. Mark's Metiienist Church
Goose Creek
Mt Eectern
Cuan Redera Airites Pol
Vrs
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Wiklis
B. Moss
Joy Bislock
W. L. Fifrey
Channelview
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Abby Gibbs
Mulkey
Fats Arcais tAuikey
United Rubber and
Chericat Ca
Autumn Leaves
Tre
Davis
Cecer Bayou
Paul A. Lee
Budai
Ceger Beyau Masonic Lodge
Alla
Cedar Scyour Masonic Lodge
fAulkey
Aulkey
Bedlos
Tex
Setonusa
Cecar Bayous
Cedar Bayou
Oliva Mary Wills Cunningham
Paul U. Lee
Ha Mark
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Goose Creek Owler
Eastern Star
G. M. Cunningham
Joe W. Cunningham
Levee project eyed after 1999 Baytown hearing
Public turnout touched about 450 residents as the U S Army Corps of Engineers discussed levee plans for Baytown area protection. Officials noted data from a September 1982 hurricane damage study and stressed the feasibility report would summarize input from the hearing. The plan would defend Lakewood Brownwood Wooster from the ship channel by creating three fresh water lakes, with support from local officials and groups.
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Brownwood
Ares
Baytown
U. S.| Coms of Engineers
Galveston
Michelelli
Corps of | Engineers
Wood - Wooster
Scott, Burnet
Crystal
Ship Channel
Louisiana Fugitive Held By City Police
A Louisiana fugitive wanted on three forgery charges was arrested by Baytown police at the Starlight Lounge on Alexander Drive. Pat McCraney, 45, was taken by Detective Robert Merchant and Patroinian Thandarj Reeves after notification from the Harris County Sheriff's Department. He will be held in Baytown jail until his transfer back to Winford, Louisiana.
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Baytown
Starlight
Alexander Drive
Pat McCraney
Robert Merchant
Patroinian
Thandarj ‘Reeves
Harris County
McGraney
McCarney
Beystown
Winford
Jordan
McCruney
A. Aimanti
Quack Shack Teenae Dance At Robert Lee High School
The Galamtes will perform Friday night at the Quack Shack Teenae dance hosted by Robert Lee High School student views note hours run from YG to 11 20 PM Tammy organizers promote the event as a campus social.
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Quack Shack
Robert Lee High School
Six Asian ministers seek delay of Africa meeting in Algiers
A wide range of global events fills the report with proposals to recess the Africa Asia foreign ministers meeting in Algiers and postpone a summit. Other items mention AMA discussions in New York, weather disruptions in Texas, and various political and health developments.
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India
Philippines
Deston
Japan
Mongolia
Thailinn
Algiers
American Medical Association
New York
Hboy Scott Medicare
AMA
Progam
JolOs
Baytown Youths Hurt In Cycle Car Crash
A Thursday night collision at North Main and Midway involved youths on a cycle car. Several boys were injured and rushed to Gulf Coast General Hospital. Officer J. Gill investigated and issued a ticket for failure to yield right of way.
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North Main
Midwa
Houte J
Howard Ayrhan
Maesey - Tompkins
Gulf Cr
James Ys
Marquis
Main
Hele
Shure
J. Gill
Florida School Board Cancels Poverty Plan
A garbled AP style item reports Florida school officials scrapping an anti poverty program amid confusion. The piece mentions a nearby resident and references Dallas Park water safety while Texas drownings are noted, but details are unclear from the damaged text.
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Florida School Board
Senate moves to end silver in coins under Johnson plan
Warrington reports the Senate passed a bill to remove silver from dimes and quarters and cut silver content in half dollars. The measure moves to the House where debate is likely next week. The Senate version would reduce half dollar silver content to 60 percent, per Johnson’s request, while the House plan would drop silver from dimes and quarters and could eliminate silver in half dollars entirely.
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CAP
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House
Johnson
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Alea
Forgery Charge Cleared By Police At Bayway Station
Police cleared a forgery charge after the complainant did not file charges. The case involved a $20 check cashed on June 17 at Dew's Enco Service Station by an ex-commonent using a fictitious name. A soft drink machine suffered heavy damage from attempted entry, but no money was taken.
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Det
Dow Enco
Busway
Rocker
Jack Maxwell
Maxwell
Dew
Enco
Bayway and Decker
Patchman D. L. Herring
Cleanup Continued From Page One City Meeting Report
Fragmented OCR outlines a city chamber report with several names and topics. It references a meeting, a council or committee figure, and mentions a discussion on topics including Beas Hew etzerts and a three tree count. The readable portion suggests a formal city document or article noting officials and actions.
Ordinance Continues on Permits and Fire Zone Debate
City council discusses permit denial influence for a Wool deck extension in the fire zone. Approved 8 to 4 a permit from Lawrence Insurance Co. and actions including civil defense duties and final payments to Bayshore Constructors and Skria Inc. for water line and street work. Lowe Equipment Co. bid accepted for a garbage collection body.
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Donnely
Murcer
Bayshore
Baker Road
Skria, Inc
Lowe Eqquipment Co
Lof
Houston
Civ
Tlousten
Huck Wen
Baytown Woman Mary Wills Cunningham Dies at 42
Mrs. Oli va Mary Wills Cunningham of 34 Suret Drive passed away after a 42 year life. A Baytown funeral will be held at 10 a.m. at Paul U. Lee Chapel with Rev. Mark’s Methodist minister officiating. Burial follows in Mer Gardens. Survived by husband G. M. Cunningham, son Joe W. Cunningham a pilot in Atlanta, mother Mrs. J. H. Gibbs, sister Mrs. A. A. Blume, six grandchildren, and other relatives.
Car Taken From Driveway In NM License Incident
James William Sheppard of Avon reported his light blue Ford with NM 6985 was taken from his driveway last Saturday. A note was left by a young woman claiming the theft. Sheppard said she did not have permission and extra keys were missing from his home.
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James William Sheppard
Avon
Sheppard
Bay Area cultural revolution grows with Allegro Ballet
Bay Area residents witness a quiet cultural shift as Allegro Ballet anchors a regional arts revival. The June 12 to 25 events feature ballet, an art show, and a new country theater, signaling expanded cultural opportunities and local talent development.
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Ares
Pay Area
Bay Area
Allegro Ballet
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