Airlines lead steady stock market gains in early trading
American Exchange reports a steadying market with airlines among strong performers. Trading remains fairly active as the market rallies in the morning and trims some gains by afternoon, keeping overall indices higher though the industrial average dips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
US Sends 4000 More Troops as Ground War Continues
Saigon notes 4000 fresh American troops land at Vung Tau to lift total US forces to about 250,000. The 25th Infantry Division from Hawaii arrives as ground actions remain limited with Viet Cong activity confined to small pockets. Civilian casualties rise including a bus mine blast in the Mekong Delta and other mortar incidents near Ba Tri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
United States
Viet Nam
Hawaii
Iat Vung Tau
U.S
Mekong
Oe Ee
Ny Ae
What Not To Put In Safe Deposit Box
A healthful guide cautions against storing items that heirs need soon after death in a safe deposit box. Upon death the box is sealed and contents may be reviewed by state tax authorities. Keep your will and originals with your attorney or executor. place copies in the box if desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aed Bank
Texan Pageants Set for July Run Through Labor Day
The Texas event has authored several pageants presented this summer with a July opening spanning to Labor Day. Organizers plan multiple performances featuring local talent and community groups across venues.
Plot Uncovered In Mexico City
AP reports an alleged plot by the Mexican attorney general and foreign agitators to trigger a university strike to force the rector's resignation. The plan aimed to fund and support striking students via law meetings and payments. Argentine activist Oscar Fernandez Bruno and Mexican figures were named in the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vhs
We City
Mexicanoreign
National University
Oscar Fernandez Bruno
Revolutionary Worker's Party
Amphlina
Gildardo Islas Carranza
Ramon Vargas Salguero
Marta Elena Vargas Sal
Garcia
Ethics probe into Dodd gifts allegations raise tax questions
The IRS says it is examining whether receipts totaling 100000 to 200000 were tax exempt gifts to aid a public official's personal expenses. The Senate ethics committee, chaired by Sen. Strom Thurmond, will announce witnesses at appearances. The probe follows columns alleging Dodd used his position to aid Klein and divert campaign funds for personal use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Service
Dodd
Klein
John Stennis
D-Miss
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Germany
Senate
Totara
Sen Dodd
Communist Party Theoretician Hailed
New York AP Herbert Aptheker a noted communist theoretician was praised as a friend and comrade at a dinner in his honor at the New York Hilton Hotel. Genovese a Marxist and socialist sent a statement read by John M. Cammett of Rutgers University while unable to attend due to an American Historical Association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pac Wit
York
Stock Exchange
Peach
Gen Tire
Cinerama
GaPacific
A Cn
Scouren
Pullman
GraceCo
New York
RalstonPur
Rayonier
Raytheon
York ‘Sack’ Exchange
RepubSteei
Banest Pet
RyderSy Group
Safeway St
Allied C
Hobart
AlliedStr
Hoff Electron
SanFran
Spe
Son
Honeywi
Ferses
Brk — House F
Schering Ns
An Houst LP
Schick
Howmet
E Scm Cp
Scott Paper
Va Seab AL
Tyan Im
Ameipw
idahoPw
ingerRand
AminvCo
insurNoAm i. Me
Sinclair
SingerCo
Socony
T&t
O's
South Co
AMP Inc Inaire
Ind Arms Ck Ashland
Kaiser al
Atchison
StanWar
Atlas Co
Stevens JP
Avco
Kopper Ni
Studebaker
Ie . Korvette
Kresge
Sun Olwi “ Kroger
Sunray
Swift Co
Bell GE
Lear
Tampa el
Beckman
Tenneco
YextTen
Bigelows
Lionel Corpa
Liftering
de Polset
WIL
Thournind
Borden
Loews Vaae
BorgwWear
Leones Comote Oy
Ye Tidewat Oil
Ome
Lenemge Tim
Val transWaAir
Bucy
Transam
Macyrh
Usborax
E Carter
CaterTr
Merritt ‘Gree
VenadCo
Morrellce Iende Co
VeeiPw
Ict
Net Airlin
WarnLem Tase
jashWat ‘al
VelWesta Air
WinUnTel
Werthing
Curtis
Doug Aire
NEW York (Ap
Herbert Aptheker
Eugene D
Rutgers University
Genovese
Aptheker
New York Hilton
American Historical Association
Cincinnati
John M. Cammett
Rutgers
State University of New Jersey
Cotton Growers To Vote By Mail
Washington AP reports that cotton growers will cast ballots by mail to decide measures affecting the industry. Details on dates, ballot procedures, and participating unions were provided by agricultural officials.
Coercion Claims in Davis Case Rejected at Supreme Court
Attorney for Elmer Davis Jr alleges police planned to wring a confession. Davis calls earlier testimonies fabrication. Supreme Court agreed to hear the Negro’s appeal and kept it under advisement. Davis faces death for the 1959 rape murder of Fay Bell Cooper. body found in a Charlotte cemetery after his prison escape. His attorney says he was handcuffed and not advised of rights until a written confession. Police say they advised him of his rights and warned of the confession’s use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Davis Jr
Davis
Charles W. Bell
Charlotte
Bell
Earl Warren
Bullock
Volcanic Eruption Pushes Toll Up Near Fifty in Indonesia
AP reports Mt Kelut eruption near Blitar, Indonesia, with lava flows threatening the city. Communication lines were cut and aid appeals issued as the event impacted about 500,000 residents. Death toll climbed to about 50 with details still unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakarta
Indonesia
Mt. Kelut
Blitar
Also Mentioned on This Page
American Exchange
New York Exchange
The
Associated Press
Bank Bie
Ivory
Elson
Ais Aenee
Util
Fon
Saaeoe Et Heer
Renee
Holland
Beatrix
Claus van Amsberg
Juliana
Amsterdam
Mexico City
Reeve Vars
Communist Party
Washington
Lucy
Lucy Lucy