Texas Gulf Sulphur Leads Stock Market Rally At Noon
The New York market rose to fresh highs with Texas Gulf Sulphur advancing after its Ontario copper silver and zinc discovery. The Dow Jones industrial average reached 827.29 up 1.64 as IBM gained five, American Telephone near two, and rails, oils, steels, airlines and utilities posting gains amid mixed bond activity.
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Charleston Bank Robbery at First National Bank
A bandit wearing a paper bag hood robbed the First National Bank in Charleston. The suspect, described as a husky white man, fled in a car later found abandoned on a Charleston street. He demanded money from tellers and fled with cash after forcing them from behind the cage.
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Plant Again Looted By Burglar
Police report a break in at the High Point Paper Box Co with a gate cut in. A station operator says $75 was stolen from beneath the counter. Fender skirts were taken from five cars in the Adams Millis lot between 11 and 11 30 pm. A secretary at Welch Memorial Church found a 15 year old boy in the hallway after glass was broken. Charges filed include assaulting a female and larceny. Ollie Ingram 62 Willard Street charged with stealing $24 from Ella Church. Dean Morgan 26 Fairfield Road charged with assaulting his wife. bond $100. Trial set for April 20.
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Willard Street
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Tudor Street
Dean Morgan
Fairfield Road
Ann Morgan
RNA and gene code guiding protein production
Scientists describe RNA as the gene’s copy directing protein synthesis in cells. They note two methods of coding with amino acids, one adding letters singly and the other joining pre formed pairs, with a chemical bridge enabling linkage. Advances may aid inheritance understanding and cancer control.
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De Gaulle Defends Program Amid Criticism at Home
Paris AP report shows President Charles de Gaulle defending aid to underdeveloped regions and outlining France’s continuing development plan. He spoke to a nationwide radio television audience amid mounting domestic criticism over heavy or force weapons and foreign policy.
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Flood of late filers reshapes state and local primaries
A last day surge of candidates filled both state and local races in Guilford County with Republicans and Democrats filing for State Senate House of Representatives and local justice of the peace and constable posts. Notable entrants include Calvin Strickland James Williams and John Osteen in the Senate race and Ross Strange James Conoly and John Hutchens among House contenders.
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William Osteen
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Guilford County
Greensboro Negro attorney runs for State House
A Greensboro Democratic candidate for the House, a Negro attorney and University of North Carolina law graduate, says he believes all population segments should be represented and pledges to study issues carefully to render decisions in the people’s best interests.
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Khrushchev Greeting Sparks Cold War Tone in Moscow
The article notes Khrushchev’s stance that world Communist progress requires reinterpretation of Marxist Leninist doctrine rather than concessions. It mentions Red China and other nations sending birthday greetings to Khrushchev as Moscow radio hints at resolving differences, signaling ongoing Cold War tensions.
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Hospital Insurance By State Proposed
RALEIGH AP The 1965 legislature will study a proposal for the state to contribute to a hospitalization insurance program for state workers. The personnel committee voted to collect information from other states before sending the proposal to the legislature.
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National buying groups visit High Point showrooms
Furniture buyers from Arkwright Inc Retailers Marketing Guild Gimbel Brothers Inc American Furniture Associates Associated Dry Goods Corp Southern Buying Syndicate and Mutual Buying Syndicate gather in the exposition building to study market surveys and place orders during the weekend events.
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Arkwright Inc
Retailers Marketing Guild
Gimbel Brothers Inc
American Furniture Associates
Associated Dry Goods Corp
Southern Buying Syndicate
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