Stock Market Report Shows Mixed Industrial and Cigarette Stock Gains
Trading midday on the New York market shows gains in cigarette stocks and small moves by selected industrials and various specialties. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks at noon sits unchanged near 316.7 with industrials up about .3, rails down about .7, and utilities around even.
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NEW York
Associated Press
Pon Jeune Wnanetel
Lorillard
Liggett & Myers
Texas
Mesabi
Cancer Group Chief Slams Industry Report On Smoking Impact
Dr. Wendell G. Scott, president of the American Cancer Society, denounced an industry report on smoking risks as self serving and harmful to public welfare. He warned that smokers may cling to the paper and delay quitting, stressing the tragedy of misinformation.
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Wendell G. Scott
American Cancer Society
New York
Miller Seeks Firmness With Reds in Poland Speech
Rep. William E. Miller urged firmness with Communist nations during a New York stop with the American Council of Polish Cultural Clubs. He argued U.S. aid should reach the people, not governments, and asserted the right of self determination for Poland and other satellites.
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New York
William E. Miller
Democratic
Hane
Miller
American Council of Polish
United States
People of P
U.S
Poland
Fifi Worth $1,000 Return Cost
Evanston Illinois report says a 4 year old reed French poodle named Fifi vanished July 1 and a $1000 reward was offered. Dr Marianne Tahl attorney husband and California friends placed the ad and a caller from Hermosa Beach later said he had Fifi.
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Evanston, Ill
Marianne Tahl
Dr. Tahl
California
Doug Darch
Harmosa Beach
Baruch Turns 94 Still Eyes Future Over Past
Bernard Baruch, at a news conference in New York, celebrated his 94th birthday and rejected dwelling on the past. The financier said the country faces complex problems but expressed optimism about democracy and improving life, while noting ongoing healthful habits and his travels, parks, and a plantation in South Carolina.
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Robert Holton
NEW York
Bernard Baruch
Baruch
Central Park
Washington, D.C
South Carolina
Automation Study Bill Signed by President Amid Labor Backing
President signed automation study legislation as John son distributed souvenir pens to labor business Congress and administration leaders. He credited Congress for job gains and said unemployment growth halted. the bill sets up a 14 member commission to study technological impact on employment and recommend measures to prevent dislocations by January 1, 1966.
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Washington
Press Today
Johnson
Labor
Business
Congress
Administration
Tobacco Demand Increases On South Carolina Border
The Associated Press reports stronger demand for most tobacco grades in the North Carolina flue cured belt after record sales. Tuesday prices rose one to two dollars per hundred pounds on primings and non descript leaf, while lugs and cutters stayed steady. Quality dipped with more non descript and fewer good lugs, and about ten percent of offerings qualified for the government loan program.
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Associated Press
South Carolina
North Carolina
Werc
Industrial Land Site is Sold at Major Price
Allied Land Co reports purchase of an 8.74 acre industrial site on Sherman Road Bolin Avenue and Bennett Place for over 100000. The tract, originally built by Kellam Foundry Co and sold to Mueller Company, later moved to Chattanooga. Allied Land plans immediate occupancy and future development.
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Sherman Road
Bolin Avenue
Bennett Place
Kellam Foundry Co
Ito
Meuller Company
Mueller
Chattanooga
Tenn
Allied Land
Thomas Stout
Civil Rights Leader Rejects Riot Condemnation and State Control
Edmond Le Breton reports from Washington that civil rights leaders criticize riots as unacceptable and press for strong federal enforcement. Wilkins objects to a platform phrase urging states to handle civil rights, while moderates push for repeal of portions of the Civil Rights Act.
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Edmond Lebreton Washington
Civil Telican Plank
Leadership Conference On Civil Rights
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Wilkins
Pierre Pelham
Alabama
Barry Goldwater
Syncom 3 aims to relay global broadcasts from Tokyo
The article describes Syncom 3 as a high synchronous satellite planned to provide world communications coverage. Ground command will fire the rocket to place the satellite in transfer orbit, with telephony television and data tests to follow. The U.S. and international firms plan investments to connect North America with Europe and Asia during Olympic coverage.
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United States
U.S
Caliornia Point
Montreal
Hamburg
Germany
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National Co
Olympic
Tokyo
Syncom 3
North America
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Globe
Geologist Nominated to Oppose Sen McGee in Wyoming Race
John Wold, 47, Casper oil geologist and GOP state chairman candidate, led a Republican bid against Kenny Sailors in the Wyoming Senate race. Returns showed Wold 22,616 to Sailors 21,222 after 606 of 625 precincts. Incumbent Sen McGee defeated Democrat I. W. Kinney 38,491 to 4,518. Kinney had sought withdrawal as ballots were printed. Both Wold and Sailors attacked McGee and Johnson voting records.
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Wyo
John Wold
Casper
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Wold
GOP
T Janua
Kenny Sailors
Jac Hole
Sailors
McGee
I. W. Kinney
S. Bureau of Mines Laboratory
Laramie
Kinney
Dalere
Johnson Avration
Scott urges funding for education plan in 1965 session
In Charlotte AP report, Democratic nominee Robert W. Scott told teachers that the 1965 General Assembly should provide funds to implement the United Forces for Education plan. He spoke to the South District Classroom Teachers Association.
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Public
Robert W. Scott
Scott
General Assembly
United Forces For Education Am
South District Classroom Teachers Association
FDR Jr Speaks on Industrial Growth in Murfreesboro
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. told an industrial development meeting at Chowan College in Murfreesboro that the nation must tackle neglected needs by expanding natural resources. The talk aimed to boost Roan area industrial development.
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Fdr JR
Murfreesboro
N.C
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Roosevelt
Chowan College
Roanan
4H Honors Won in Asheville North Carolina
Carroll Moe, a Franklinton H Club member, won top honors in Asheville and earned a trip to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago to compete for national honors.
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Asheville, N. C
Carroll Moe
Franklinton
Tophonville
Chicago
Mineral bill clears land parcels for Pender County schools
The Senate approved a measure sending five land parcels in Pender County North Carolina to the county board of education. The bill would grant the board clear title to the tracts.
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Washington
Senate
Pender County
N.C
Board of Education
Officers elected for Knights of Pythias in Washington
Shel don M. Roper of Lincolnton North Carolina was elected treasurer and William B. Burke of Greensboro North Carolina named a dear Pythias at the organization's national meeting in Washington.
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Washington
Sheldon M. Roper
Lincolnton
N. C
William B. Burke
Greensboro
N.C
Loan to Andrews Announces $1.3 Million Grant
Andrews North Carolina reports a $1.3 million loan for local development. Officials confirm the loan supports planned projects in the town and expects job creation following funding approval.
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Andrews, N.C
AnDrews
Bishop Hunt to Keynote Western NC Laymen Advance
Bishop Earl G. Hunt Jr. will be the keynote speaker for the seventh annual Laymen's Advance Conference of the Western North Carolina Methodist Conference at Lake Junaluska North Carolina.
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Lake Junaluska, N.C
Earl G. Hunt Jr
Western North Carolina
Methodist Conf
Blanche C Sterne, longtime Guilford welfare chief, dies at 88
Mrs Blanche Carr Sterne 88 longtime Guilford County public welfare superintendent died Tuesday after a long illness. She joined the state work department when organized in 1919 and retired in 1952. Sterne led welfare in North Carolina.
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Sterne
Greensboro
N.C
Guilford County
Blanche Carr Sterne
Ware Department
Carolina
Quinnipiac Village Landmark in New Haven History
A fragment notes Quinnipiac once occupied Indian Village in New Haven Connecticut. The area, founded by Puritan settlers in 1640, reflects the town’s early English ties and its naming history connected to New Haven.
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New Haven
Conn
Puripear
Rae Cay
Newhaven
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