Motorist Charged In Wreck In Charlotte District
Richard C. Lanier 29 of 200 Harrison St was charged after a 12 05 p m wreck on Tryon St 1400 block causing about 800 damage to Willie L Haynes car. Lanier claimed Haynes turned left. Haynes 29 of 907 Willis St drove east and into driveway. Lanier car damage 125. Lola Vivian Miller not provided full details charged with running a stop sign at Westwood and Locke causing collision with Guy Dr. Welch car 150 damage. Miller auto 100 front end repairs.
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Richard C. Lanier
Harrison St
Lanier
Willie L. Haynes
Willis St
Tryon Street
Haynes
Tryon
Lola Vivian Miller
Irene Street
Thomasville
Miller
Westwood
Locke Street
Guy Dr
Welch
Miller Auto
Are You Mature Is It a State Arrive At
The piece by Michael Drury argues maturity is a process not a final destination. It outlines five ways to gauge development through insight and personal growth. The April Reader's Digest promotes reading the article for guidance.
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Michael Drury
Reader’s Digest
Stock Market Mixed as Eisenhower News Shifts Tone
Irregular trading continued in New York with gains and losses of fractions to about a point. Beech Aircraft rose on advisory service, while Boeing and United Aircraft edged higher and Lockheed and General Motors rose slightly. The Associated Press 60-stock average stood at 161.50 at noon, with rails down and utilities up.
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Eisenhower
Chrysler
Wall Street
Olin Mathieson
Beech Aircraft
Boeing
Sanaa Lee
Ake
Lockheed
United Aircraft
General
Associated Press
Bache & Co
General Motors
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
International Harvester International
Tel
Standard Oil Co
Jones Laughlin Steel ‘Loew's Inc
Norfolk & Western
Rwy
Phillips Petroleum
Railway
Procter & Gamble
Reynolds Tobacco
Republic Steel
Sears Roebuck
NEW York
Southern Rwy
J. P. Stevens Co
American Tel. & Tel
the Texas Co
Union Carbide & Carbon
United Aircraft Corp
Westinghouse Electric Co
U. S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
F. W. Woolworth Co
Dow Jones Averages Reported By Brokerage Firm
The Dow Jones averages are issued with coverage credited to Bache Co detailing closing levels and market movement for the day. Investors monitor the published figures as an indicator of overall market trend and sector performance.
Price cuts appear in pockets of the economy
The article notes scattered retail price reductions despite a stubborn recession with rising living costs. It cites cuts by two major mail order houses and upcoming reductions, along with falling prices for aluminum copper and zinc, while overall demand remains weak and inflation pressures persist.
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Sam Pawson
New York
Little Town Grabs Big Airport
Berkeley voters annexed a 1400 acre airport property to join the town, with 1933 voting yes and 333 no. The move could cut the town tax rate by about half, despite St Louis officials calling it a bold tax grab and vowing Supreme Court action if needed.
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ST. Louis
Berkeley
St. Louisee
Raymond Tucker
Supreme Court
Police Nab Wanted Man
A Salisbury man identified as James Yates surrendered to police after admitting he shot his wife following a heated argument at their home. He described planned violence, said he intended to tell their daughter and surrender, and provided details of his occupation and riverfront hotel address.
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Eal
Yates
Veterans Hospital
Salisbury
Empire
Virginia
Fort Lee
Petersburg
John Wise
Star Laundry
National Guard Armory
Wise
Innes Street
Rowan Hospital
Louise Landreth
Cemetery Street
Landreth
New International Law Lets Israeli Ships Pass Arab Waters
A new principle of international law was approved by an 87 nation conference, permitting innocent passage of foreign ships through straits linking the high seas with coastal waters to Israel's Eilat. The decision reduces tensions over the Red Sea Gulf of Aqaba route and aligns with earlier disputes involving Egypt and Saudi Arabia.
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Geneva
Israel
Eilat
Straits of
Tiran
Red Sea
Gulf of Aqaba
United Arab Republic
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
U. N
Africa
Asia
Britain
United States
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Peru
Chile
Pacific
Name Change Requested to Inherit Major Nebraska Estate
The will of Norris P. Crafts of Omaha leaves about $75,000 to his nephew Glen Victor Alty of Snyder New York if Alty changes his name to Crafts and has a son. Alty has one year to decide. If he declines the bequest he may receive a $500 bond or $1,000 in cash, the same offered to other relatives.
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Omaha
Glen Victor Alty
Snyder
N.Y
Norris P. Crafts
Crafts
Alty
Mr. Alty
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