Corneil to join Standard Oil as senior investment adviser
H G Corneil, research associate at Humble Baytown lab, will become senior investment adviser in Standard Oil Co New Jersey's New Investments Department starting June 1 1964. He has worked in Humble Economics and Planning in Houston and Esso Research Linden NJ previously, with a long career in catalyst cracking research and chemical process design. He serves in multiple scientific and civic groups and has two children.
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Humble Oil and Refining Company
Baytown
New Investments Department
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
New Investments
Thy
Humble
Eco
Omics and Planning
Houston
Esso Research and Engineering Co
Linden
Baytown Laboratories
Corneil
Atomic Industry Forum
American Institute of Chemical Enngineers
American Chemical Society
Texas Academy of Science
National Science Teachers Association
Compil
Rice University
Paul
Rice
University of California (Berkeley
Carneil
Houston and
East Harris County
Scottish professor to speak at South Texas AIChE meet
Dr G S C Beveridge of Scotland will address the South Texas Section American Institute of Chemical Engineers on Friday. He is a visiting professor at the University of Texas and will discuss education and the British engineer.
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Chemical Engineers
G. S. C. Beveridge
Scotland
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Univerisity of Texas
Jury Can't Reach Verdict In Ashley Murder Case
In Wharton, jurors told Judge Gupton they cannot reach a verdict on whether Leslie Douglas Ashley was sane at the February 6, 1961, murder of real estate agent Fred A. Tones. Ashley and Carolyn Lima were retried separately after a prior joint trial ended in a death verdict reversed.
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Carolyn Ann ‘Lima
Tones
Miss Lima
Houston
Lloyd Lunsford
Edward H. Littman
Wharton
Harris County
Frank Brisco
Wharton County
Aitty
Bob Bassett
Miron M. Love
Tonesa
Noon Call Stock Quotes From Merrill Lynch List
A dense list of stocks traded with quotes courtesy of Merrill Lynch. The report names numerous companies across industries including General Motors Gulf Oil Goodyear Texaco Ford Sears Shell Union Carbide United Airlines and Westinghouse among others, with varying figures and market notes. The fragmentary OCR shows ticker-like entries and percentages or price fragments, indicating a broad midday stock snapshot.
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Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner and Smith
Gulf
Alleg Ludlum
Elee
Allis-Chalmers Stescence
Gen Motors . Aluminium Ltd
Gen Tele
Amer Cyan
1Gen
Amer Tel & Tel
Georgia Pac Am Viscose
Eseeee
Gillette Saf
Anaconda
Goodyear Thre
Jones & Laugh
Columbia Gas
Kerr-McGee
Creale
Pineltat
Delta Air
Poiton
Lockheed Dow Chem Louis Land
DuPont
Magnavox O
Eastman
Marathon
el Paso
Monsanto
Ford
Olin-Math
New York Central
Olis-Elev
Phizer
Philip Morris Phillips Pet Pure Oil
Foremost Dairies
Freeport Sulphur
Royal Dutch
Safeway Wee
Sears
Eeeeebb
Shell Sinclair
Sotony-Mob 3
Sperry-Ran
Stan Calif Stan
Stan NJ
Stan Ohio
Stude-Packard
Sunow Line
Sunray-Mid
Syntex
Tennessee
Ges Texas Co
Texas
Eastern
Texas Gulf Suip Tidewater
Timken Ae Transam Corp
Union Carbide UN Oil of
Calif
United Aircraft Upjohn Drug US
del Webb
Westinghouse Xerox
Eerie
Jets Resume Sonic Booms Over Oklahoma City
Federal court weighs jurisdiction in a case to halt the noise as jets resume sonic booms over Oklahoma City. In Cambridge Maryland, a third confrontation between racial demonstrators and National Guard troops ends without violence or arrests. Khrushchev and Nasser attend ceremonies related to the Aswan High Dam project funded by the Soviet Union. In New Jersey, Drew University faculty escort African American students turned away from a Madison barber shop seeking haircuts.
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Oklahoma City
National Guard
Cambridge
Drew University
Madison, N.J
Funeral Notice for Frank Liebman in Baytown
Frank Liebman of 1202 Monroe died after a heart attack en route to hospital. Funeral 2:30 pm Friday at Earthman’s Chapel Baytown with Bishop Paul Roger officiating. Burial San Jacinto Memorial Cemetery. Survived by wife Pauline, daughter Marjorie Emke, stepdaughter Helen Newman, sons Frank Steves and Sterling Steves, four grandchildren, three brothers, and two sisters. He served in World War I and was active in Veterans groups. Pallbearers named Show more
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Liebman
Frank August Liecman
Monroe
Earthman'’s
Baytown
Paul Roger
Church of Jesus Chrrist
Latter Dcy Saints
Ar. Lierman
San Jacinto Memorial Cemetery
Pars
Marjorie Emke
Miami
Fla
Helen Newmen J McWhoreter
Sawtown
Frank Steves
Sterling Steves
Fort Worthy
Edna Evans
Bellville
Ln.uis Nichols
Folr Ook
Calli
Andrew B. Lierman
Houston
Walter &. Liermen
San Antonis
Edward H. Lerman
Belton
Far
Clerman
France
Veterans of Far
A. E. Mitchell
A. V. Barber
Ben ¢. Boomer
John Brunson $R
Rises Sunday For Mrs. Elnora Brown Funeral Services
Mrs. Elnora Brown dies at a Houston hospital Tuesday evening. Funeral services are set for 1 p.m. Sunday at Trinity East Methodist Church in Houston. Johnson Funeral Home handles arrangements. Surviving are daughters Mrs. Ollie Mae Gregory of Baytown and Mrs. Frank James of Houston, plus sons Curtis Brown of Fort Worth and George Brown of Houston. Also nine grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren.
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Pam
Trinity’ East Methodist Church
McGowen
Houston
Elnora Brown
Ollie
Mae Gregory
Baytown
Johnson Funeral Home
Gregory
Frank James
Curtis Brown
Fort Worth
George Brown
Gringo Brain Aids Latin America Tax Reforms
Latin American governments use electronic brains to modernize tax collections. The Alliance for Progress notes reliance on indirect levies hits low and middle incomes, with reform goals by the Organization of American States. Mexico’s tax system tightens penalties. Venezuela reports rare sabotage claims. Brazil Chile Argentina Peru Colombia adopt reforms to curb evasion. A whitewashing event leads to $2 billion declared capital.
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Apj iLatins
Latin America
Caracas
Venezuela
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
Alliance For Progress
Organization of “American States
Punta del Este
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Panama
Colombia
Ecuador
Uruguy Re
Peru
Chile
Arturo Ta
Argentina
McNamara Warns Vietnam War Seen as Long Drawn Out
In Honolulu Secretary McNamara cautions the Vietnam war effort will be long and drawn out. He rejects claims of imminent victory and denies previously quoted Saigon reports predicting a five to ten year war.
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Honolulu
Air Force
Eugene M. Zuckert
Carl Vinson
de Ga
House Armed Services Committee
Washington
McNamara
Saigon
Associated Press
Pearl Harbor
Hospital admissions and newborns listed for Gulf Coast area
New arrivals announced at Gulf Coast include a newborn son to Mr. and Mrs. Houston Cormier of Katy. Admitted to Gulf Coast and San Jacinto Methodist are Jessie Lee Mask, Mary Duty, Minnie Findeisen, Wyman Barron, Jerry Branch, Andrew Womack, Wade Triplett, Robert Herring, Mrs. Lawless, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Ayers, Allan Reidland, and others with room numbers and addresses. Households from Channelview to La Porte are represented.
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Gulf Coast
Jessie Lee Mask
Jessie A. Mask
Channelview
Mary Duty
E. Wright
Minnie Findeisen
Cedar Bayou Road
Wyman E. Barron
Milner
San Jacinto Methodist
Jerry Branch
Cald
Andrew Womack
la Porte
Wade Triplett
Robert Herring
Goose Creek Drive
Robert Lawless
Biekt A
JSON
Craig Clark
Glenn Ayers
Highlands
Allan Reidland
Willows Lane
Houston Cormier
Katy
Two Births Reported In Local Area Families
Heirport ZIMMERMAN and Mrs Herbert E Zimmerman announce Ruth Ann born April 29 at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital weighing six pounds four ounces. Grandparents Frank Zimmerman Houston and Mrs C L Jordan Camilla Tex. Great grandparents Jim Jordan Camilla and Bertha Hayman Shepherd. BEISSEL family reports Sheila Ann born May 3 at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital weighing eight pounds eight ounces. Grandparents J B Doids Victoria and R J Beissel Ramsey Mich. Sibling Bryan age two.
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Beissel
James Richard Beissel
Montana
Sheila Ann
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Andé
J. B.‘Doids
Victoria
And
R. J. Beissel
Ramsey
Mich
Bryan
Literacy Workshop At First Baptist Church
The public is invited to a literacy workshop from 9 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. Saturday at First Baptist Church to study a program teaching English reading and writing. Mrs M R Huant es, vice president of the Texas Literacy Council, will be the teacher. A nursery will be provided and attendees should bring a sack lunch.
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First Baptist Church
M. R. Huantes
Texas Literacy Council
Edinburg Snake Jitters After Live Snakes Escaped
Edinburg residents faced fear as 10 of 20 rattlesnakes escaped near schools after a box release. About 25 to 35 reptiles were set loose Wednesday as a joke. 15 were killed during a night hunt that ran until 1 a.m. and resumed at dawn. Roger Miller, a local mechanic, was gathering the snakes for sale to a Laredo buyer at 33 cents per pound.
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Edinburg
Tex
Rio Grande Valley
Roger Miller
Laredo
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