Noon Call Stock Quotes Snapshot in Texas Tidewater Market
Courtesy stock table lists Union Carbide 20 percent, Union Oil 37 percent, Texas Eastern Texas Gulf Sul Tidewater, plus New York Central Penn RF Pepsi Cola Phillips Raytheon Schlumberger Sears Shell among others. Noon figures reflect a mixed trading day with notable activity across energy and industrial firms.
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Texas
Texas Gulf Sul Tidewater
Union Carbide
Union Oil
Cal
New York Central
Penn
Pepsi Cola Phillips Pet Roa
Raytheon
Schlumberger Sears
Shell
REL Band Tops IL Competition with Sweepstakes Honor
Robert E. Lee High School Band earned the sweepstakes award at the Interscholastic League contest in Spring Branch, as the only Class 4A band in Region 9 to win first in sight reading, concert performance, and marching. Symphonic Band director Charles Forque led a six member ensemble to first divisions, while Concert Band under Don Muery took second in both concert and sight reading.
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Robert E. Lee High School
Spring Branch
Houston
Pasadena
Galena Park
REL
Charles Forque
Don Muery
Requirements for Post Election Financial Statements Highlighted
The text outlines that a candidate must file a supplemental sworn Statement of gifts and loans within 10 days after the election and disclose pre election gifts loans payments debts and obligations not included in prior filings. It also states that failure to file or swearing falsely forfeits ballot placement at future primaries or elections.
Contracts Endorse Longer Terms for Teachers
Trustee Mitchell said evaluators from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools urged longer term contracts for teachers as a key benefit. The board schedules a regular meeting for 7 30 p m on Monday April 18 and a special session on Monday April 4 to tally votes from the Saturday April 2 trustee election. Lee College Board of Regents to meet at 6 30 p m April 4 in the administration building to canvass election returns. Principals’ association members attend the special meeting seeking board action on contracts.
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Mitchell
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Robert E. Lee
Carver
Lee College Board of Regents
Catvass
Lee College
Mondlay Night
Goose Creek Country Club appoints John Patino as superintendent
R L Martin announces John Patino will join Goose Creek Country Club as golf course superintendent. Patino served six years in the U S Air Force and has managed maintenance at Shepherd Air Force Base. He and his family plan to move to Baytown. duties begin April 4.
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R. L. Martin
Goose Creek Country Club
John Patino
Pating
U.S. Air Force
Shepherd Air Force Base
Wichita Falls
Patino
Martin
Baytown
Country Club
Logan Exchange Reports Cable Trouble
Logan exchange operations faced a cable trouble Monday morning. General Telephone Co district manager E Cambern said callers could not reach an operator by dialing 0 and incoming long distance calls were affected. Service was fully restored by the following night.
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Logan
Montgay
Cambern
General Telephone Co
Klan Leader Sought in Rights Worker Death in Mississippi
Federal and state officers seek Sam Holloway Bowers Jr., a Ku Klux Klan leader described as armed and dangerous, in connection with the fatal attack on Vernon Dahmer near Hattiesburg. Bowers and 14 others face civil rights charges, with a 13th man arrested in Houston. Dahmer, a prominent NAACP official, died after his home and store were set ablaze on January 10. Authorities plan further action as state prosecutors weigh murder charges, with bonds set for those arraigned in Hattiesburg.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
FBI
Sam Holloway Bowers Jr
Wizard of the White
Knights of the Ku Klux Kian
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Sni
Vernon
Mer
Houston
Tex
Bowers
Jim
House Committee On Un-American Activities
U.S. Supreme Court
Monsday
Philadelphia
When Bowers
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Donald T. Appell
O Appell
Mickey Schwerner
Dahmer
Forrest County
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Paul B. Johnson
Paul Finch
Jones County
Charles La‘mar Loewe
Stock Ynan
Laurel
Lowe
Klan
Ku ‘Klux Kian
Appell
House Committee
U.S
Jack Fittman
School Board Campaign Heats Up For Saturday Vote
Leaders on both sides of the school district race claim a shift in campaign basis while unresolved issues from the old board remain. Incumbents Beavers and Shirey push a continuation of progressive achievement amid a flood of political tactics. Polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. with free registration affecting turnout and eligibility by poll tax rules.
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Beavers
Shirey
Baytown Marines in Viet Nam Training Complete
Pewee Hart and Carl L. Murjer of Baytown have served in the Marines in Viet Nam since March 8. Hart is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hart. Miller is the son of Mrs. Tucker. The Marines, who enlisted under the buddy system, recently completed training at Camp Pendleton California.
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Mube Hart
Carl L. Mur Jer
Baytown
Viet Nam
Pvt. Hart
H. 3. Hart
Pvt. Miller
Marv Tucker
Rines
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Turbulency Subsides As Rains Fade
The Associated Press reports violent storms and tornadoes across Texas eased into light showers. Tornadoes touched down near Abilene Garwood and 49 miles north of Marfa, with hail in the Davis Mountains and damage to poles and buildings in Garwood. Rainfall reached up to 4.60 inches near Merkel and in Dallas, with fog reducing visibility near the city.
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Associated Press
Texas
Marfa
Fort Davis
Davis Mountains
Texas 17
Big Spring
del Rio
Mexican
Abilene
Garwood
Houston
Corpus Christi
Taft
Linton
Merkel
San Angelo
Miles
Dallas
Weather Bureau
Longview
San Antonio
Victoria
Alice
Brownsville
California
Car Owner Struck By Theft After 1935 Chevrolet Stolen
Moravits of Baytown recounts misfortune after his 1935 Chevrolet was stolen from a Kmart lot near Aleman. The car was later found stripped, a $17 tow bill owed to a wrecker company. Relatives describe the incident and police involvement.
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Donna Gay Strickland
Walter
Strickland
Aleman
Kmart
Melvin Dean Jones
Moravits
M.S. Jones
E. James
Versie Gilliam
Cedars
Bayou
John Roger Morris
Baytown
William D. O'Brien Jr
T. E. Police Republic
Houston Police Department
East Tex
Births and admissions listed at San Jacinto Methodist
Admitted patients include George Davidson Levi Craddock Arthur Cunningham Robert Duhon Consuelo Alaniz Earl Waight and Mary Bell Johnson. Also noted are new births for Herbert E Wallace and Charles W Sikore Crosby and Glenn T Leissier at San Jacinto with dates March 28 23 and 29.
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San Jacinto
George Davidson
Morrell
J. M. Fitzgerald
Mont Belvieu
Levi Craddock
Mayhaw
Arther Cunningham
Jasmine
Robert L. Duhon
Amy
Consuelo Alaniz
Airhart
Earl A. Waight
Olive
Mary Bell Johnson
Ehner
Herbert E. Wallace
Sunset
Charles W_ Si Kore
Crosby
Glenn T. Leissier
Grantham
Virus RNA synthesized into self reproducing material
Dr Sol Spiegelman of the University of Illinois reports synthesizing a living virus RNA copy in a test tube. The self replicating material can reproduce itself rapidly, shows evolving forms, and can infect cells to produce more virus particles, highlighting a potential model for studying viral replication.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Sol Spiegelman
University of
Ilinois
Winch
Dr. Spiegelman
American Cancer Society
Sciences Writers
Haring Attacks Public Relations Spending in Texas Race
Tex as Railroad Commissioner hopeful Paul B. Haring from Goliad accuses a part time PR agent at the Gary Job Center in San Marcos of wasteful spending and of working on opponent Byron Tunnell’s campaign. He asks U.S. Senators for explanation, citing $12 000 yearly pay and a full time center PR staff. The dispute centers on federal Job Corps funding and political ties between Camp Gary Job Corps Center personnel and Camp Gary Job Corps Center in San Marcos.
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Dallas
Paul B. Haring
Texas Railroad
Gary
Haring
Texas U.S
Goliad
Byron Tunnell
Tyler
John Connally
Gov
Connally
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
John Tower
R-Tex
Julian Read
Fort Worth
Brothers Freed After Riot Instigator Charges Dropped
Los Angeles Municipal Judge Kenneth Hola day dismissed charges against Carlos Garcia 19 and Robert Garcia 20 in a Watts shooting case tied to a March riot. The only witness could not positively identify the brothers as being in the car from which a shotgun blast struck a liquor store on March 14. George E Sanders 21 was wounded in the arm.
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Los Angeles
Kenneth J. Holaday
Brothers
Watts
Carlos Garcia
Robert
George E. Sanders
Warning on Cigarette Packs Fails to Deter Smokers
In Beaumont, AP reports a survey of 10 outlets found no change in cigarette sales after health warning labels appeared on packs reading Warning: Cigarette Smoking May Be Dangerous to Your Health. The study shows smokers remain undeterred by the new warning.
Salute to Youth showcases teen models on Channel 33
Judy Kelley of Robert E. Lee High School will join other teenage seamstresses in the 7 p.m. Thursday Salute to Youth program on Channel 33. She will model a dress she made in a sequence of teen designers.
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Judy Kelley
Robert E. Lee High School
Channel 33
Burglar Strikes Barker Cage Egg Farm Stolen Eggs
Patrolman Joe Hunt investigated after a burglary at Barker Cage Egg Farm Sunday night. Several cases of eggs were reported stolen and the incident is under local inquiry.
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Barker Cage
Joe Huntstey
Jaycees Sponsor Spring Festival In Baytown events
Baytown Jaycees will sponsor the first annual spring festival from April 5 to 10 across Highway 146 opposite the Holiday Inn. The event runs daily from 3 p.m. with free admission featuring fourteen rides, 30 games and shows, local talent and nightly dancing. A pony will be given away on Saturday afternoon April 9. Mike Walters chairs the project.
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Baytown Jaycees
Ron Parish
Highway 146
Holiday Inn
Mike Walters
Rehearsal Planned for Istyle Show by AAUW
A rehearsal is scheduled Thursday at the Knights of Columbus Hall for models in the Istyle show organized by the American Association of University Women. Children will rehearse at 5 30 p m and all other models at 6 p m Thursday Merle Hunt will direct.
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Knights of Columbus Hall
American Association of
Merle Hunt
Stolen Spare Tires From Two Flemming Trucks
Spare tires worth 340 stolen from two trucks owned by Jack P. Fleming at 2332 New Jersey. Patrolman Joe Huntley investigated the incident Monday morning.
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Jack P. Fleming
New Jersey
Joe Huntley
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