Stock Market Edges Higher In Early Trading
New York AP report shows a mild rally with fractions gains across key shares. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks rose to 314.6, with industrials up, rails up slightly, and utilities higher as jitters from international tensions lingered after last week's Southeast Asia hostilities.
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Senate Battle Lines Formed Over Foreign Aid Bill
Senate Republicans sponsor a compromise amid delays delaying final action into late next week. The foreign aid bill faces two big cuts reducing the request by 266.7 million with Democrats and Republicans split on the amendment, while an interest rate increase proposal for development loans abroad threatens further changes.
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Everett M. Dirksen
Congress
Atlantic City
Johnson
House
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Dirksen
Crews Work On Thomasville Drain Lines
City manager Pete Lydens said crews cleaning debris washed into the drains by recent heavy rains to prevent clogs and potential flooding in the Thomasville area.
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Pete Lydens
Lydens
Rock of Gibraltar and United States possession events
Fragmentary note mentions Rock of Gibraltar, United States and Great Britain, dates in 1704 4 and 1807 and 1713, references to Utrecht and a presidential action transferring possession to a US technical bureau within the federal government. No coherent narrative or clear person events.
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Rock of Gibraltar
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Pentagon Replies to Goldwater Nuclear Capacity Claim
Defense officials called Senator Goldwaters charge that U S nuclear capability could drop 90 percent in a decade totally false They noted that by 1970 the United States will have far more warheads than in 1961 and will deploy more than before The administration contends no classified information was disclosed in the remarks by Hess and other spokesmen.
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Press
Pentagon
Barry Goldwater
Defense Department
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U.S
National Association of Counties
Cole
Hess
Johnson Signs Bill Raising Service Pay for Military
President Johnson signed a law boosting military pay with a 2.5 percent raise for most service members with over two years of service and an 8.5 percent increase for officers under two years. The act, part of annual Pentagon reviews, affects draftees and lowest ranks later. Johnson praised the uniformed services as a fighting and thinking force.
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Rep
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Two Gemini Flights Planned This Year
Houston AP report says two Gemini flights are on schedule despite delays. Mathews and Gilruth confirm unmanned flight before October and manned mission in December, with Cape Kennedy pad clearance and Titan II launch setup completing ahead of December flight.
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Harold R. Williams
Houston
Tex
Gemini
Charles W. Mathews
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Manned Spacecraft Center
Mathews
Robert Gilruth
Manned Craft Center
GOP Leaders Convene to Back Civil Rights Pledge
Governors and Republican candidates met for about 90 minutes to discuss party unity and the 1964 civil rights law. Barry Goldwater and William Miller stated they would support the GOP platform and full enforcement of the act. A secret session followed a Rockefeller-Nixon meeting, signaling shifts in party alignment.
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Nixon
Goudonie
Rockefeller
New York
Goldwater
William E. Miller
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Arizona
Rockefell
Richard ‘M. Nixon
Permits Issued in Thomasville for Alterations
Thomasville permits issued yesterday by city building inspector Edsel Harris show Sadan Inabe Raham Pennington securing a 1900 dollar permit for alterations at 105 Highland Ave and Myrtle Hill receiving authorization for a 1500 dollar project.
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Thomasville
Ty Deel
Edsel Harris
Sadan InabeaSraham Pennington
Highland Ave
Replica of the Blue Whale Built For Smithsonian Display
Two years were needed to construct a life sized blue whale replica for the Smithsonian Institution's natural history building. The project produced a monumental model intended to educate visitors about the world's largest mammal.
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Smithsonian Institution
Permits Issued For Several Local Addresses
Permits issued for residences including 217 Liberty Dr and 314 Ward St with names Lindsay Russell at 814 Cox Ave and C L Loflin at 11 Fifth Ave listed among applicants. The notice records approvals in local permit docket.
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Liberty Dr
Eidried
Ward St
Lindsay Russell
Cox Ave
C. L. Loflin
Fifth Ave
Helicopter unit claims major Mekong Delta clash casualties
Hel icopter forces say they killed 42 guerrillas in Dinh Truong in the Mekong Delta, near Saigon, over Monday and Tuesday, while 16 government troops died. Separately in Go Cong Province, Viet Cong reportedly captured eight government soldiers at an out post 20 miles southeast of Saigon.
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Mekong
Dinh Truong
Saigon
Viet Cong
Go Cong
Unclaimed Man Died After Mix Up Over Identity
Police pursued a case where Ramon Reyes' uncle disappeared for three weeks then died at a downtown relief mission. A coroner identified the body as John Doe, while Reyes and neighbors recall the missing relative and seek proof of life for Social Security payments.
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Orice
Reyes
Rios
Sai Rios
John Doe
Builder buried in Cathedral in Columbus
St Joseph's Cathedral in downtown Columbus became the tomb of its chief builder Bishop Sylvester Rosecrans who also acquired the site. The bishop died at 51 the evening after the cathedral's consecration in 1878 and is buried beneath the sanctuary.
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Columbus
Ohio
St. Joseph's
Bishi Sylvester Rosecrans
N C Baptists Urge Shun Religious Voting Statement
North Carolina Baptists advise voters to separate church influence from political choices in a statement issued by the Tar Heel Public Affairs Committee. The 1964 state fair is scheduled for October 12 through 17.
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Raleigh
Tar Heel
Democratic Dan Moore to speak at Wrightsville lunch
Wrightsville Beach North Carolina Democratic figure Dan Moore will address supporters at a Saturday luncheon. The event highlights Moore’s campaign activities ahead of upcoming elections.
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Wrightsville Beach
N.C
Dan Moore
North Carolina fund calls federal poverty program a boon
Raleigh officials describe the federal anti poverty measure as a boon to the state war on poverty. The program is ready for action and poised to aid multiple agencies in lifting families from hardship.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Fund
Shoffner Named to Manage State Fair Raleigh
Commissioner of Agriculture James A. Graham announced today that Shof fner has been named to manage the state fair in Raleigh. The appointment follows recent administrative changes within the department and signals a shift in fair operations.
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Shoffner
State Fair Raleigh
James A.graham
Durham Banker Wheeler Named Vice Chairman Civil Rights Committee
Wheeler, a Durham Negro banker, has been appointed vice chairman of the National Citizens Committee for Community Relations by President Johnson. The committee will work with the task force in assisting Lone Server-Fa from implementing the Civil Rights Act.
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National Citizens Committee For
Johnson
Ice
Bond Set for Wilmington Doctor Indicted for Murder
Dr Hubert A Eaton a prominent Negro physician was indicted for murder and ordered held on a ten thousand dollar bond. The bond was signed by Dr S G Gray. The report notes Eaton died of shock from penicillin on July 30 1963 in New Hanover.
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Wilmington
N.C
Hubert A. Eaton
Eaton
New Hanover
S. G. Gray
FBI Discusses Civil Rights Act With Greensboro Police
In Greensboro North Carolina the FBI held a law enforcement meeting to share information about provisions of the new Civil Rights Act. Local Piedmont area police were invited to attend.
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FBI
Greensboro
N.C
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Piedmont
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