Noontime Stock Quotes Mixed with Pinocchio Tale
A jumble lists stock quotes for many firms led by Allis Chalmers and General Motors with varying percentages and prices. The excerpt also weaves in a long Pinocchio story narration with Gepetto, Jiminy Cricket, and Disney elements including the Blue Fairy and Stromboli.
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Citizens National Bank
Underweed
Neubensais
Allis Chalmers
Kresge
Arlan’s Dept Store
Lirig-Temco-Vought
ATAT
McDonnell-Douglas
Anaconda
Magmavox
Armco
Marathon Oil
Ashland
Martin Marietta Alum
Atlantic Richfield
Microdot
Bendix
Mobile Oil
Beth Steel
Monsanto
Carrier Corp
Nat Distillers
Celanese
Occidental Petro
Chrysler Corp
Penn Central R.R
Columbia Gas
Pepsi Cola
Dart Industries
Phillips Pet Delta
Stan Oil Ohio
General Motors
Stauffer Chem
T&t
Sun Oi
Gen Tire
Symtex
Georgia-Pacific
Taft Broadcast
Getty Deagin
Technicolor
Gillette 2
Teledyne
Gordon's Jewelry
Tenneco
Greyhound
Texaca
Texas Eastern Gulf States
Texas Gulf Sul
Walt Disney Production
Gulf West Ind
Transamerica
Halliburton
Disney
Jiminy Hospital
Union Carbide
Hlap Ooo
Union Oil of Cal
Brunson
Inland Steel
United Aircraft
Interlake Steel
UpJohn
US Steel
Jones & Laugh
Walgreen's
Kerr-McGee
Westinghouse
Gepetto
Kraft Foods
Woolworth
Figaro
Ae Xerox
Cleo
Dow Indus
Gepetta
Jiminy
Pinocchio
J. Worthington Foulfellow
Gideon
Stromboli
Blue Fairy
Walt Disney
Boehme Infant Jon Brandon Funeral Held in Baytown
Graveside funeral services were held for Jon Brandon Boehme infant son of Mr and Mrs Gary Boehme of 8228 Broadway Houston at Memory Gardens Cemetery Baytown. The Rev Leo Welzyk officiated with surviving grandparents C V Boehme Albert Franta and the Boehme couple. Earthman Funeral Home directed the services.
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Jon Brandon Boehme
Gary Boehme
Broadway
Houston
Memory Gardens
Baytown
Jon
C. V. Boehme
Albert Franta
Earthman Funeral Home
Highlands First Baptist Church Supper This Wednesday
Highlands First Baptist Church will host a family style supper from 5 45 to 6 30 p m Wednesday at the church. Admission is 1 for adults and 50 cents for children. Reservations can be made by calling 426 3818 or 426 4551 and must be turned in by noon Tuesday.
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Highlands First BaptistsChurch
Wooster Corps Rescues Family From Sinking Boat
Emergency crews from Wooster Corps and Baytown rescue team responded to a sinking boat incident near Moses Lake off Dickinson Bayou Channel at 3 p m Sunday. M J Wolfe his wife and two children of San Leon were saved after the vessel struck a sunken boat two miles from shore. Buckner Sutton and Heath of Wooster Corps ferried the man to shore as his wife and children were taken aboard another craft.
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Wooster and
Baytown Emergency Corps
Moses Lake
Dickinson Bayou
M. J. Wolfe
San Leon
R. C. Buckner
Charles Sutton
Luther Heath
Wooster Corps
Two Charged In Area Man's Aug. 3 Death
Harris County investigators say John Paxson of Northshore died August 3 from a brain hemorrhage after a head injury. Two 19 year olds S A Tomlinson and L M Hawthorne were charged with murder without malice. Written confessions were obtained and both posted 2500 bonds.
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John Paxson
Woodforest Drive
Northshore
Harris County
Neal Matthews
S. A. Tomlinson
L.M. Hawthorne
Baytown
Paxon
Matthews
Justice of the Peace
N. O. Morrison
Baytown to Mark 25th Anniversary with Events at Center
A Baytown celebration includes Days Gone By shows at 3 and 7 30 p.m. on January 20 in the Community Center auditorium, and an open house 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday to honor past mayors and long-term residents. The Chamber of Commerce committee led by Jones hosts historical displays and invites contact with members DeVerter Dacey Bramlett Gentry Orton Brown Chappell for participation.
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Community Center
Baytown
Jones
Chamber of Commerce
Paul DeVerter
Joe Dacey
Sam Bramlett
George Gentry
Wanda Orton
Leon Brown
A. M. Chappell
Army to overhaul command structure for quicker readiness
The Army plans its first major command reorganization in ten years to cut layers between Washington and base commanders and give bases more authority. It aims to unify combat readiness for active and reserve forces while trimming intermediate headquarters and paper commands in the East, Central, and West regions. Generals Abrams and Creighton W. Abrams influence the plan as confirmation moves forward.
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Army
Froehike
Army Association
United States
Froehlke
Washington
Creighton W. Abrams
Senate Armed Services Committee
World News Summary Of Conflicts And Crises
Reports from multiple bureaus note a violent weekend in Texas with a six dead traffic crash in Waco and nineteen killed nationwide in vehicle accidents. Paris mentions a secret meeting between Henry Kis and North Vietnamese officials focused on South Vietnam's future under Thieu. World Bank projections warn of population rising to 15.3 billion this century if trends continue. Prescott Bush dies at 77 in New York. A Texas editor faces contempt for publishing a verdict while Israel moves to bolster Jewish industry in occupied areas. Saigon reports U.S. troop strength in Vietnam down 700 to 3520. Moscow seeks to import pota toes and grain given Soviet shortages. Dallas reports scattered showers and fog across North Central and East Texas on Columbus Day.
Bryan Duncan linked to Humphrey funds and legal woes
Texan real estate speculator Duncan, a major contributor to Hubert H. Humphrey's campaign, faced multiple lawsuits and financial troubles including a $104,000 land debt, a $150,000 promissory note guarantee, and suits for evictions. He moved from Houston area to San Antonio after prominence.
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Bryan
Tex
Humphrey
Duncan
San Jacinto College
Nixon Financial
Con
Hubert H. Humphrey
Nixon
Ders
John Nichols
Walter T. Duncan
Wayne Slovacek
James B. Manley
Neighan
Bers
Anders
Dr. Nichols
Slova
Minnesota
Celt
Manley
Pain
East Texas
San Antonio
J. Stanley Stephlen
First Bank and Trust Co
Federal District Court
Houston
Indiana Finance Company
Vance Hartke
D-Inc
Wisconsin
VD Blues a Cavett hosted show on VD education
LeeScope reports a Public Broadcasting System program titled VD Blues hosted by Dick Cavett. The hour long special airs at 8 p m across 223 stations with Central Time in states. The show blends entertainment with information aimed at youths, featuring Arlo Guthrie and Dr Hook and the Medicine Show. It discusses syphilis and gonorrhea in accessible terms and notes issues in tracing carriers due to doctor patient confidentiality.
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New York
Dick Cavett
Public Broadcasting
Music
Arki Guthrie
Scruffy Dr. Hook
Medicine Show
Cavett
Jules Feiffer
Feiffer
Arab Studl’s Family Embraces Cross Faith Bonds at St. Mark’s
Naturalized citizen Hish, visiting from Jordan, explains Ramadan fasting and Mecca pilgrimages while sharing meals with the Petersons at St. Mark's Methodist Church. He notes Moslems honor Jesus as a prophet. The family discusses worship similarities among religions and Hish’s father gifts a Jordanian hatta.
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Arab Studi
Pagel
Hish
Ramadin
Mohammed
Mecca
Petersons
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Peterson
Jesus Hish
Jordan
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