Pusu Building Permits And City Court Dockets
Pusu issues building permit for storage house at 993 Ave KN W. for Sim City Court lists multiple petty offenses including drunkenness and noise with fines ranging from 10 to 50 dollars. Marriage licenses none issued. Warranty deeds recorded for several property transfers. New motor vehicles shown for T. W. Bell Jr. and Bille W. Robertson with 1966 models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Burton
Ave KN. W
Sim
Paul Cargile
Herman Fef
Davis
Pearl Snow
Marene Rodgers
NEW Motor Vehicles
T. W. Bell, Jr
Turkey
Oldsmobile
Buick
Carl de
Justice Court Docket Lists Multiple 1960s Vehicle Violations
The record itemizes cases including 1966 Buicks and Chevrolets linked to defendants such as C A Means Twitty, Fred Ballard, Mrs John Fowler, Russell Moore, J Ho Downey, and John Henry Barker. Violations include speeding, passing in a no passing zone, changing lanes, and license issues with fines noted. Names: Kennedy, Meeren, Hollman, Waters, Bell, Buchanan, Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Namles Lloyd Buchanan
Jack Lee Smith
Wall Street Chatter Analysts See Market Strength Persist
UPI reports William R. White of Hornblower & Weeks-Hemphill. Thomson & McKinnon. Goodbody & Co. and others weigh the market outlook. They cite underlying strength amid higher discount rates and a cautious near term, with expectations the Dow Jones Industrial Average may surpass its record by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International New York
UPI
Wiliam R. White
Hornblower & Weeks-Hemphill
Noves
Goodbody & Co
Taxicab Fleet Around 120000 In United States In Service
The figure indicates about 120000 taxis operate across the United States, reflecting broad urban transportation coverage and demand for on demand rides. The count highlights the scale of the taxicab industry amid city economies and commuter needs.
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United States
Texas Economy Sets Records Across 1965
A UPI survey shows Texas 1965 gains in production trade and employment with year end optimism for 1966. Be ments like Dallas Houston and Lubbock report strong retail sales farm output and new job growth while housing lags. Analysts project continued expansion driven by industry, energy, and construction in coming year.
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Dallas
UPI
Texas
Houston
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Texans
T Anslin
Business Research Bureau of
The
University , Texas
Babies Finis College
Bureau
Beaumont
Chamber of Commerce
West Texas
South Plains
Lubbock
Texas Tech
Austin
Mayc Lester Palmer
J. M. Falkner
United States
State Railroad Commission
Flower Valley
Eugene C. Zorn Jr
Republic National Bank of Dallas
Zorn
Computers May Plan School and Home Menus
Lighter Side notes that computers move beyond technical tasks into daily life. AUSDA? automatic retail and a large food service firm plan to use computers to design dining hall menus and possibly home menus. The piece cites punch card inputs for family tastes and a balanced meal, joking that the computer might suggest frog legs and tamales one night and cheeseburgers the next.
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Dick West Washington
UPT
Automatic Retails of
America
Outlandish Exchange Sparks Computer Dinner Debate
A quirky dialogue between an operator and a computer centers on fruit out of season and a freezer. The machine emits clicks, spins, and a red diagnostic light as the Computer proposes a group dining plan while the operator recalls selling the freezer to accommodate the system.
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Pusu
Verna L. Williams
Thomas Dan Eastin
Danny Jay Patterson
Willie Joe Duke
Odis H Owens
Douglas Watkins
Franklin Eugene Woods
State Farm
Earl Harwell
Main
State Farm Mutual Omobile Insurance Company
Gion
Illinois
Wall Street
Frances’ Gift Shop
North Main
Eubank Park
Rexall
New York Mets
Tug McGraw
Jim Bethke
Marine Corps Reserve
Federal Reserve
Rio Grande Valley
Lower Valley
Savings and Loan Associations
Elke Sommers
Los Angeles
Main Street
Gene Key
Texaco
Childress Carpet CO
Jimny Smith
Ave
Bne
Leroy B. Gaines
American National Insurance Co
First State Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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