Stock Market Mixed Early As Profit Taking Pressures Prices
Early afternoon trading showed uneven declines and gains as profit taking continued from Wednesday. Major sections including steels and autos faded while consumer prices rose to a March high and machine tool orders remained optimistic. The Dow stood at 716.74, while the AP 60 averaged 270.6, down 0.4.
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New York
Associated Press
U.S. Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Tennessee Corp
Cities Service Co
Cities Service
American Stock Exchange
North Carolina House Debates Minimum Wage Bill and Related Topics
Lawmakers consider boosting minimum wage with Rep. Henry Hill stating 50 000 would gain raises. Debates on deferring action and an immediate vote clash 21 16. Senate panel backs vocational training expansion with 3 million dollars. Bills create a legislative council and election of superior court judges debated amid tax and teaching course proposals.
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Robert Calder
New Hanover
Steve Dolley
Gaston
Henry Hill
Catawba
Senate Manufacturing and Labor Committee
John Jordan
Wake
Senate Judiciary Committee
Legislative Council
General Assembly
Council
Sen
David Clark
Lincoln
Senate
Calder
House
Senate Education Committee
State Board of Education
William Leonard
Transylvania
Rep
J. Herman Saxon
Mecklenburg
Saxon
North Carolina
Over-Counter Stock Prices Guide April 25 1963
The following bid and asked prices are unofficial quotes from NASD and other sources. They indicate approximate ranges within which securities could have been bought or sold at the time of compilation on April 25 1963. Origin of any quotation will be furnished on request.
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National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Dow Jones Averages At Noon And Close
The Dow Jones averages show 30 Industrials at 717.74 close, 20 Rails at 163.49, 15 Utilities at 138.92, and 65 Stocks at 253.85 with volume 5,910,000 at close. Prev and noon figures are listed with intermediate readings from Bache & Co.
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Adams Millis
Allied
Am Can Co
Us Am Motors
Am Tel & Tel
Atch T&sf Ee
Atl Coast Line
Atl Refining Tee Tee
Aveo Co
Ween Wee
Balt & Oeens Eee
Asve
Bendix Corp Se
Beth Stl Hate Paws
Boeing Air
Chrysler
Coca-Cola
Eastman Kod
Ford Motor
Elec Coeree Ees
Gen Foods
Gen Motor
Goodrich
Goodyear T&r
Greyhound
Gulf Oil Corp
Otome Eerae
Paper
Tel & Tel Ee
Radio C
Rep
Reynolds
Union Bag
UN Carbide
Union Pac
Bache & Co
Rights Group To Complete Hike After Baltimore Postman's Death
The Baltimore chapter of the Congress of Racial Equality and the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee plan to finish the anti segregation pilgrimage begun by William L. Moore a 35 year old Baltimore postman killed near Attalla Alabama. Moore was shot twice while walking from Chattanooga Tennessee toward Jackson Mississippi to advocate for integration. President Kennedy condemned the killing and offered FBI aid though Justice Department found no federal law violation. An autopsy cited two bullet wounds with one in the brain and a diary described threats and broken rocks along the route.
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Attalla
Ala
Maryland
Baltimore
Congress of Racial Equality
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Atlanta
William L. Moore
Moore
Alabama
Birmingham
Kennedy
George Wallace
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jackson
Miss
Ross Barnett
FBI
Justice Department
Noble Yocum
Bootsie the shaggy dog part of Red Mill School
Bootsie the shaggy dog has been part of Red Mill School in Rensselaer for 10 years. Principal Lena Mann recalls the dog’s daily presence from kindergarten naps to PTA meetings and fire drills, with occasional absences for two operations.
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Rensselaer
N.Y
Bootsie
Red Mill School
PTA
Lena Mann
Hampton Manor
Albany Knickerbocker News
Kennedy outlines Laos test for East West accord and other policy notes
Kennedy cites Laos as a possible test of East West agreement on tough issues and warns that failure there could lessen prospects for future accords. He notes Soviet influence in Laos and flags potential regional consequences if Laos falls to Communists. He plans a May meeting with Lester Pearson and says US may finance overseas birth control information. He condemns the Alabama slaying as an assassination and cites tax cut prospects and moon landing goals while noting slower growth in federal spending.
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Laos
Geneva
Kennedy
Thailand
Cambodia
Viet Nam
Malaya
United States
France
Charles de Gaulle
Hyannis Port
Mass
Canada
Lester Pearson
Maryland
Alabama
Alabama officials guard Capitol as segregationists gather
Atty Gen and city police guard the Capitol while white segregationists led by John Crommelin gather and are warned by Assistant Police Chief Lackey to disperse for lacking parade permits. A Confederate flag flies atop the Capitol, a wreath marks Jefferson Davis’s era, as Kennedy Wallace and others discuss race issues.
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Capitol
Asst
D. H. Lackey
Adm
John Crommelin
Lackey
Wallace
Kennedy
U.S
U.S. to Deploy Battle Groups for SEATO Exercises
The Defense Department announced two battle groups totaling about 6000 troops plus jet fighters will head to Thailand next month for SEATO maneuvers in June. U S 7th Fleet units have moved into the South China Sea near the Gulf of Siam.
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Laos
U.S. Defense Department
Thailand
SEATO
U. S. 7Th Fleet
South China Seas
Gulf of Siam
Soviet Leader Rebuffs Test Ban Talks Bid
President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan failed to move Khrushchev on a new round of high level talks to break the Geneva test ban deadlock. Khrushchev, at a Kremlin meeting, gave no sign of willingness to meet and signaled discouragement about an accord.
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Washington
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Kremlin
Macmillan
U.S
Foy D. Kohler
Moscow
Humphrey Trevelyan
Laos
United States
Geneva
London
Blaze Still Battled At Beaufort
Forest fire near Beaufort continued to burn with authorities suspecting arson. The Carteret County fire scorched Open Ground Farm and threatened Smyrna as crews used plows bulldozers and air drops to contain spread across several areas of the drought hit Tar Heel State. Nearby fires in Richmond Moore and Surry counties were also controlled as permits were canceled and Blue Ridge Parkway areas closed.
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Beaufort
Smyrna
Core Sound
Carteret County
Jeff Garner
North River
Sandhills
Forrester
J. A. Pippin
Pippin
Hoffman
Richmond County
Moore Coun
Surry County
Mount Airy
Mitchell River
Blue Ridge Parkway
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High Point Enterprise
United Airlines
United Aires
Zenith Rad
ASK ‘Allied Sec Ins. Co
Allvac Metals Co
Cryogeneis, Inc
Fidelity Life Creee
Furn Co
BBS Studios, Inc
Carolinas Capital
Cal
Drexel Enterprises
el Acct
Caro See O
First So Co
First Union Nat'l Bank
Gulf Life Ins
Harris-Teeter
Hatteras Yacht
Intermountain Tel
Jefferson Stud Life
Kavanagh-Smith & Co
Lance, Inc
Life & Casualty Ins
Li'l Gen Stores
Esteee
Mary Carter
F. MacDonald
Moore-Handley, Inc
In. C. Nat Bank
Textile Corp
Piedmont Avee
Piedmont Nat Gas
Pub Service of
N.C
Pyramid Life Ins
Scottish Bank Een Deeee
See Life & Trust
Superior Cable Teeeeee
Thermo Plastics Corp
Thomasville Furn Ind
Wachovia Bank & Trust
Univ
Comesesece
Dow Jones
Lhange
Yocum
Mississippi
Shaggy Dog
JFK
Harriman
Sarah Jeanette Johns
Nashville
Parole Board
University of Tennessee
By John M. Hightower
Kokder
Khrushcchev
State Department
White House
Andi
Anu Waisthuikun
Aliciais Nau
Blaze
THE
Rees
China
Oisias
Oxford Brown
Navy
South Main
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