Thomasville Gunslingers Score Zero
A Thomasville man shot it out with his landlord on Small Street but no one was hurt. Police charged both landlord and tenant with discharging firearms and assault with deadly weapons. Vernon Gainey and Nanel Meek posted bond for Recorder's Court August 31.
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Thomasville
Richard Floyd
Vernell Gainey
Nanel
Fan
Recorder's Court
Sheriff's
Annie Overcash
Randolph Street
Ann Fowler
Fowler
Smallpox Case Sparks Citywide Vaccination Push at Idlewild
More than 400 people in New York City are being traced after a boy contracted smallpox. Health officials and 7 city centers operate around the clock while investigators hunt a cab driver who transported the Orr family. The father described the driver differently over time. Officials race to locate fellow train passengers and Grand Central Terminal waiting room guests. Publicity and vaccination drives aim to immunize those in doubt as authorities note many lack timely immunization certificates.
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Orr
New York City
Aerolineas Argentinas
Brazil
Canada
Grand Central Terminal
Erwin Dresher
Idlewild
New York Post
Dresher
James R. Orr
Laranjeiras 'Do Sul
Areos
Dow Jones Averages Reported by Bache & Co
The Dow Jones averages show industrials at 611.73 to 612.53, rails around 121.44 to 121.72, utilities about 119.17 to 120.28, and totals for 65 stocks with volume listed at 101,770,000 and 3,430,000 shares. The noon close figures reflect slight shifts across sectors from opening values.
Market Climb As Aircraft and Electronics Lift Stocks
U S stock market mixed but higher at noon led by aerospace and electronics. The AP 60 average rose to 223.7 with gains in Boeing McDonnell Douglas Republic and Lockheed while trains tobacco and drugs slipped on light Friday to Monday trading.
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Richard Hoenig
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Associated Press
U.S
Boeing
McDonnell
Republic
Lockheed
Atl Refining
Avco
Npesep Peeves
Bendix Corp
Beth
Burroughs Corp
Care P&l
Celanese Corp
Ford
Motor Group
Champion
P&f
Ches & Ohio
Chrysler
Ecseees
Coca-Cola
Columbia G&e
Custo
Avnet
Curtiss Wrt
Raytheon and
Litton
Don Riv Mills
du Pont
Douglas Aire
Dow Chem
Dow Jones Indus/DuPont de N
Brunswick
Rastman Rod
Firestone
Ford Motor
Elec
Tel & Tel Pariah
al Greyhound
Tel & Tel
Liggett & Myers
Gen Foods New York
Goodyear T&r
Am Motors
Seksi Waceinas
Kayser-Roth
Kenct
Aigo
Committee Approves Drug Bill Revision
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved Kennedy’s revised drug bill with no dissent, aiming for safer and cheaper medicines and tighter information for doctors. House hearings on a parallel administration bill followed, with industry cautions over excessive regulation and stronger penalties for counterfeit drugs.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Kennedy
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
James C. Eastland
D-Miss
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate
House
Family Farms Praised By Kennedy At Farm Meeting
President Kennedy praised private family farms as an inspiration to freedom-loving people, in a greeting to the American Farm Economic Association meeting opening at the University of Connecticut. About 1,500 farm experts from the US and abroad attend the three day event. He urged farmers to aid agriculture in solving problems from the technological revolution and overabundance of some commodities.
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Kennedy
Berlin Wall Protests Rise After Refugee Shooting
In West Berlin crowds demonstrate after an 18 year old refugee was shot while climbing the wall by East German police. U S commandant Maj Gen Albert Watson II protests to the Russians as demonstrators target Soviet and American symbols. Police clear rioters near Checkpoint Charlie while tear gas and stones fill the night.
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West Berlin
Checkpoint Charlie
Willy Brandt
Hecklers
Clay
Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
Kennedy
Police seek suspects in Boston mail truck robbery
Fingerprints show no name specific suspect yet. Police say five men and a young woman may have been in the ambush team and that nine cars were used. Three cars recovered. one found burning in Boston. Money bags from the robbery not linked to other locations. Helicopter searches continue along Route 3 as investigators pursue leads.
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Connecticut
Portland
Maine
Nashua
N.H
Boston
White
Buffalo
Mattapan
Route 3
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Soviets Reject Partial Nuclear Ban Plan at Geneva
Soviet spokesman rejects a partial ban on atmospheric tests as Sweden reports a new Arctic blast near 12 megatons. Brazil Italy and Sweden push a half way treaty while Kuznetsov seeks an all tests approach at the 17 nation disarmament conference. Dean and Kuznetsov agree to discuss on site inspections following India's push.
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Brazil
Sweden
Italy
Soviet Arctic Proving Grounds
Vasily Kuznetsov
Michael Wright
Britain
United States
India
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Kuznetsov
Cochairmen
Dean
Governors Swap Civil War Relics on Roanoke Island
Governors Terry Sanford of North Carolina and Matthew Welsh of Indiana exchanged a Bowie knife for a Confederate flag. The knife, recovered from the sunken blockade runner Modern Greece, was traded on Roanoke Island near the 1860s battle site. The event coincided with a Dare County ceremony and Lost Colony drama honoring Virginia Dare with visiting dignitaries.
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Mantec
N. C
Terry Sanford
Indiana
Matthew E. Welsh
Salisbury
Greece
North Carolina
Roanoke Island
Welsh
Virginia Dare
New World
Paul Green
America
Union To Be Charged With Discrimination
A labor union faces a formal complaint for illegal racial discrimination after Local 1 refused to process Ivory M. Davis a Negro worker at Hughes Tool Co in Houston. The case marks a rare challenge against a union over unequal representation in apprenticeship and training opportunities for African Americans.
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Washington
National Labor Relations
Stuart Rothman
National Labor Reform Board
Houston
Tex
NLRB
Hughes Tool Co
Rothman
Independent
Metal Workers Union
Local 1
Ivory M. Davis
Hughes
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Pete” Schultheiss
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