Market gains lift stocks led by blue chips and Industrials
The stock market showed renewed strength with the AP 60-stock average up 0.90 to 231.20 at noon. Industrials rose 1.80, rails 0.10, utilities 0.30, with gains spread across Du Pont Eastman Kodak United Aircraft Boeing and U.S. Steel.
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Eastman Kodak
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United Aircraft
Douglas
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Motors
Ford
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American Stock Exchange
Celanese Corp
P&f
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Drexel Furniture
Dan Rio Mills
Dynatronics
Jackson
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Ossee
N S. Tel
Prof
Goodrich BF
N. C. Tel
Goodyear T&a
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Ohio Oil
NEW York (Ap
Sears Roebuck
Am Can Co Ee
Sou Railway
Am Enka
Apa
Sperry Corp
Am Motors Ee
Am Tel & Tel
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T&sf
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Stevens J
Cogent Esis
Texaco Inc
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May
Aveo Co SO
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Va-Caro Chem
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Senate to vote on school grants for federally affected districts
Senate leader Humphrey warned House Democrats that aid for schools in districts near federal installations cannot be extended without a full vote on construction grants. The 2.5 billion education bill already includes classroom construction and teachers salaries and would renew the impacted areas program, with implications for many districts and ongoing funding.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Congress
Humphrey
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House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
House Rules Committee
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Garibaldi Retained as Prison Commission Chairman
Gov. Terry Sanford announced Linn D. Garibaldi of Charlotte and Matthews will serve a new four year term on the State Prison Commission and will likely remain chairman. Sanford said he relies on Garibaldi and the commission to advance rehabilitation of inmates.
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Sanford
Linn Garibaldi
Prisons Commission
George Randall
Jackson
Miss
Nashville
Tenn
Congress Demands Action After Jet Hijacking
In Washington lawmakers blast Cuba for the Continental Air Lines hijacking to Cuba. Senator Clair Engle warns of war if Castro involved, while Representative Edgar Hiestand urges toppling Castro, a temporary government, and free elections, proposing a deadline for the return of the hijacked plane and potential U.S. Marines involvement if not returned.
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Hiestand
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Houston
United States
Berlin
Hiest
Eastern Air Lines
U.S
Two Gunmen Reported On Flight From Los Angeles
A Sacramento passenger describes two gunmen joining a flight originating in Los Angeles or Phoenix. The overheated cabin reached nearly 100 degrees as the older man and his companion moved through the plane about ten minutes from El Paso.
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Sacramento
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el Paso
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Denver
Continental
B. D. Richards
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Norm Simons
Lou Finch
Tony Besset
Lois Carnagy
Rescue Effort Under Way After Alpine Bus Crash
Divers work with heavy cranes and winches to lift a damaged bus near Lucerne after a collision with a trailer. U S Ambassador McKinney reports survivors with minor injuries and praises Swiss humanitarian response while officials prepare a temporary morgue.
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Signs On Governor Mansion Lawn Stir Des Moines Police
Custodian C. E. Carey reported repeated placement of For Sale signs on the Des Moines governor’s mansion lawn at 2900 Grand Ave. He removed several signs, including one reading Sinner Repent, over about a week.
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Des Moines, Iowa
Grand Ave
Des Moines
C. E. Carey
Border Belt opens 1961 flue-cured tobacco sales with high prices
The North and South Carolina Border Belt launched the 1961 sale season with opening day prices near 73 and 72 dollars per hundredweight at Fairmont and other markets. Buyers crowded warehouses as growers reported good quality leaf with minimal waste. Officials predicted overall opening-day averages well above last year’s 57.68, with some estimates reaching 65. The Border Belt Association oversees South Carolina markets while Floyd’s group covers North Carolina sites, and samples are analyzed by tobacco buyers for quality.
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Liberty
Farment
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Joe Bourdin
Fairmont
Marion Fowler
Lake City
P. R. Floyd
Border Belt Warehouse Association
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Conway
Darlington
Dillon
Hemingway
Kingstree
Lamar
Loris
Pamplico
Timmonsville
Floyd's
Mullins
S.C
Chadbourn
Clarkton
Fair Bluff
Fayetteville
Lumberton
Tabor City
Whiteville
Nudist Sign Slows Harbor View Road Traffic
In Charleston, two teens placed a crude sign reading Nudist colony with an arrow to the right on Harbor View Road. The 35 mph limit is now mostly observed as drivers slow to inspect the non existent nudist campers after the boys tracked about 200 cars.
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Charleston
S.C
Harbor View Road
Richard Steele
Harry Muller
Richard
No Animal Can Cope Without Water
A terse note asserts all animals require water to survive and function, underscoring the essential need for hydration across species. It highlights the universal dependence on water in natural life.
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