Market rally falters with mixed early gains
New York traders see a pause after four sessions of advance as early activity stays brisk with over one million shares traded. Steels and motors slip while rubbers utilities and oils gain. Brunswick remains active though down slightly without its dividend. The AP average edges up .1 and the Dow slips 1.08 to 705.98 at noon amid mixed results.
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Haitian forces pledge democratic government in Haiti after revolt
Rigaud and aides say troops landed in Haiti with Haitian underground will install a democratic provisional government and hold free elections soon. The rebels aim to solidify in the north before a march to Port au Prince. The Chicago fire of 1871 had caused 60 insurance company bankruptcies.
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17 Year Old Sentenced to 10 Years in Slaying Mercy Kill
Rodolfo C Ocejo, 17, was sentenced to ten years in prison for the mercy killing of his friend Henry Gomez, 14, in San Antonio Texas. He testified he fired a second shot after an accidental near fatal wound to end the boy's suffering. He was charged with murder but ineligible for the death penalty due to juvenile status.
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Dow Jones Averages at Noon Close Report
The Dow Jones Industrials trade around 707.06 at noon with a gain from the previous close as rails and utilities show varied movement. Volume figures indicate active trading, with overall market activity reflected in the session totals.
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Cotton Close Open Analysis
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New Evidence Promised In Ward Case
London AP reports Dr Stephen Ward's last girlfriend Julie Gulliver says she will present new evidence to Lord Denning. She cites Ward's final letter and plans to meet the judge this week. Ward was convicted on two vice charges last week and died Saturday from a drug overdose amid the Profumo scandal.
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Profumo
Ivanov
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Macmillan
Buddhist Followers Arrested in Saigon Raid
In Saigon area, 365 Buddhist followers were arrested at Tan Son Hoa and in homes for possessing Buddhist handbills. Hue reports 100 students poised to begin a hunger strike as Buddhists allege a government plan code named Operation Deluge to crush their disobedience campaign.
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Mississippi runoff avoided as Coleman leads governor race
Coleman led Patter son 147,226 to 103,855 with no runoff in a two man race. Gartin surged in lieutenant governor race while Evelyn Gandy was second and Troy Watkins third. A surge of Negro vote-ins influenced the final days of campaigns amid segregation and Kennedy administration tensions. In Greenwood 285 Negroes alleged illegal registration blocks.
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Kennedy son born as Kennedy family rushes to hospital
President elect Kennedy learned of the birth of his grandson on November 25 1960 after Mrs Kennedy went to a Cape Cod hospital. Dr Janet Travell notified the President four minutes before noon as a helicopter rushed Kennedy to Andrews AFB for a jet to Otis Base.
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Eleanor Lothrop Dies in Auto Crash At Riverhead
Mrs. Eleanor Bachman Lothrop aged 62 of Riverhead New York author and socialite was killed in an auto accident Tuesday. Lothrop wrote Throw Me a Bone a humorous memoir of life as an archaeologist's wife and the novel Sing For Your Sup.
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Eleanor Bachman Lothrop
Rusk to Visit Adenauer on Bonn Stopover
Secretary of State Dean Rusk will fly to Bonn on August 10 for a visit with Chancellor Konrad Adenauer after signing the nuclear test ban treaty in Moscow. He plans to explain East West relations and return to Washington the same weekend. Rusk’s Moscow stop included a Tsarist city tour and a separate group of U.S. senators accompanying him.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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George D. Aiken
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Soviets Offer Yugoslavia Aid For Earthquake Victims
Soviet Ambassador Alexander Puzanov said the Soviet Union would help Belgrade build a factory to produce material for apartments for victims of last month's Skopje earthquake.
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