Stock market midday update shows gains across steel and auto shares
Noon stock averages edged higher with the Associated Press 60 up 1.1 points to 316.4 and the industrial average at 838.16, led by gains among autos and railroads. Major movers included General Motors, Chrysler, Ford, and American Motors. CBS slipped on a large block.
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Over Counter Stocks Rise in Early Trading
The following oferta prices are listed for over the counter stocks. The National Association notes trading activity as prices are shown for various securities.
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Cyprus Peace Prospects Dim Amid Cease Fire Tensions
In Nicosia and across the divided island, Greek Cypriots condemn U S and Britain for backing Turkey as Turkish air strikes threaten the cease fire. U N observers fear renewed clashes around KokkinA and Kyprianou says any Turkish attack would be met with joint Greek response.
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Underworld Group Engineers Escape and Train Robbery Link
The story links the Underworld Group to a daring Glasgow to London mail train raid a year and five days ago. Authorities say 7.28 million dollars were stolen with only a small portion recovered. Suspects include notable figures like Bill Nicholls who reportedly resisted capture.
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Johnson Signs 2.4 Billion Road Bill At White House
President Johnson signed a 2.4 billion highway measure in the White House Cabinet Room with Cabinet secretaries and about 30 to 40 lawmakers from Senate and House witnessing. The bill aims to improve roads for motorists and society.
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A P Plans Big Bakery In Charlotte
In Charlotte, A and P plans a new bakery employing about 150 of the city’s 1,200 workers. The project signals expansion in the area and adds a significant local employer.
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Poverty Aid Drive Prompts Call for Action in North Carolina
Governor Sanford urged federal and state support for poverty relief programs in North Carolina. He highlighted the North Carolina Fund as privately endowed and focused on education and poverty reduction, warning history will not excuse inaction this generation.
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Drowning near Long Beach involves local contractor and niece
W Morgan Buck Grimes of Grimes Roofing and Siding Service in Thomasville and his 16 year old niece Jodie Edwards drowned today near his cabin at Long Beach. Officials said both were dead on arrival after Grimes tried to rescue Edwards who ventured into deep water.
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Lenshina Calls Followers to Lay Down Spears
Alice Lenshina, leader of a Northern Rhodesia sect, urged supporters in a broadcast to surrender by placing white circles outside villages. She said government forces will pursue a peaceful settlement after weeks of clashes that have killed nearly 500 people.
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Tobacco Prices Steady Across North and South Belts
The Federal State Market News Service reports steady prices for tied tobacco in the North Carolina belt and lighter demand for untied primings. Wednesday sales totaled 4,998 pounds at $50.19 per 100 pounds, with North Carolina markets selling 2,310,472 pounds at $46.56 and South Carolina 2,688,072 pounds at $53.30. Tuesday’s best-tobacco sales averaged $49.08, down from Monday’s high.
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Staten Says State GOP Is Stronger This Fall
State Republican strength is rising due to unrest from the civil rights bill. In Sanford, Staten told WSKY radio the GOP will be a stronger opponent this fall than in 1960 and that civil rights tension will subside over time.
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Riots Rage In New Jersey Two Cities
In Elizabeth and Paterson New Jersey youths armed with gasoline bombs bottles rocks and bricks clash with police. A curfew decision looms as authorities describe the unrest as a racial outbreak with numerous injuries and hundreds of windows smashed.
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Kennedy brother spared back operation after crash
Boston doctors said Senator Edward M. Kennedy will not need back surgery after his June 19 plane crash. Surgeon in chief Dr. Herbert D. Adams stated Kennedy, the youngest brother of the late President, has a broken back but recoveries without operation are planned.
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Goldwater Calls for Action on Southeast Asia
Goldwater says presidential steps in Southeast Asia were inadequate and asserts that interdicting supply lines is the needed course. He argues the President’s authorization for use of force was unclear and unjustified, signaling a tough stance on aiding actions abroad.
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