A number of what are labeled .bin files aren't actually binary files, they're documents in a specific format. If you get docviewer from my repo, you can see them. They tend to be assembly source, some of the macro sym ones are, for example macroSymPackEng_6-63.bin.
You might have to check several of them, get the source from them, and then assemble one.
Also be aware the sources might need editing, they aren't all macro source. There were several other assemblers at the time, midas and concise being two, and they have a slightly different syntax. (and are better than macro in some ways)
Bill