Stock Market Edges Higher As UAW Contracts Announced
New York stock prices swung within a narrow range with the Associated Press average rising to 256.90 as blue chip issues gained. Industrials, rails and utilities moved up fractions while chemicals fell and tobacco advanced. GM inched up, Ford slipped, Chrysler steady, Studebaker lowed, and American Motors declined with Revlon dropping about 3 points.
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New York
Associated Press
Big Three Motors
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Studebaker-Packard
American Motors
Revlon
Cotton Man Convicted Of Assaults In House Incident
Hancock convicted on assault charges after police say he became angry when yelled at and threw chain belt at Bohs tracks. sentenced to 90 days suspended for three years with $61 restitution to Freeman for car damage. Victims named include Don Baker Judy Embler Bobby Chambers and Larry Dow. Occurred on N Main Street in a case tied to an attacked auto owned by Jim Freeman.
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Zenith
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Yenaic Corp
Doon
Teorien Co
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Sita
Con Credit
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Cas Oe Asi
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Archie L. Bissett
Two Booked In Used The Ruse Case Attracts Jury
William Hancock and accomplices Bowman and Naylor were found guilty of grand larceny and assault with a deadly weapon in a municipal case. They used a ruse to take approximately 110 dollars worth of used tires from Hughes Tire Service on N Main Street. Both defendants faced five charges and one count each of malicious mischief with a 500 dollar bond as they await trial.
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Walkertown
Rt 5
Hancock
Strick
Hughes Tire
James Willis Bowman
Beverly Holt Naylor
N. Main Street
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Gladys Pauline George
Funeral services for Mrs Gladys Pauline George 40 wife of Elmer Lee George were held Monday at 3 pm at Cloverdale Baptist Church with Rev W H Barker and Rev E J Cates Jr officiating. Burial followed at Floral Garden Park Cemetery. She died Saturday at Hickory Memorial Hospital and was daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Hall of 38155 Main St High Point.
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Gladys Pauline
George
Elmer Lee George
Cloverdale Baptist Church
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E. J. Cates Jr
J. L. Hyde
Earl Tryer
M. C. Conner
Henry Tyner
Lacy May
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Jamestown Woman Bertha Allred Dies at 61 in High Point
Jamestown resident Bertha M. Allred 61 wife of J Chester Allred Rt J Jamestown died at 1 10 a m Tuesday in High Point Memorial Hospital after five years of declining health and a week of critical illness She was born May 30 1900 in Davidson County daughter of Gurney C Elmore and Pheba Stoner Elmore She had lived in Jamestown 33 years and attended Oak Grove Baptist Church Surviving are her husband son Olin Wayne Allred and brother Lawrence Elmore all at home Funeral services were set for 3 p m Wednesday at Hickory Chapel Wesleyan Methodist Church Burial followed at the church cemetery Body to be returned home at 4 p m today prior to services
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J. Chester Allred
Rt J. Jamestown
High Point Memorial Hospital
Allred
David’ Son County
Gurney Calvin
Ipheba Stoner Elmore
Jamestown
Oak Grove Baptist Church
Olin Wayne Allred
Lawrence Elmore
Hickory Chapel Wesleyan Methodist Church
Arthur Wesley
E. M. Gardner
Bates Memorial Wesleyan Methodist Church
Graveside Rites For Local Man Frank P Shankle
Frank P Shankle 4 died of a heart attack at his home 217 Wade Rd Monday after 1 p.m. He was mowing when stricken and had been in failing health. Born May 2 1907 in Alexandria he moved from Stanly County to High Point in 1946. Surviving are his mother two sisters three brothers and several relatives. Graveside rites to be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Cedar Grove Methodist Church Cemetery Norwood with Rev. Robert Hardee officiating. The body remains at Orrells Northside Funeral Home until 12 15 p.m. Wednesday when the procession leaves for Norwood.
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Wade Rd
Shankle
Alexandria
Marshall C
Sarah Elvin Miller Shankle
Stanly
County
High Point
Shan
Norwood
Robert Hardee
Oakview Methodist Church
Orrell
Northside
Local Burial Set For Mooresville Man Dead At 52
Norman Lee Major 52 of Mooresville died at Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem. He was born in Experiment Georgia May 19 1909 and formerly lived in High Point. He worked at Staley Silk Mill before moving to Mooresville. Survived by wife Myrtle Pierce of High Point, mother Addie Wilson of Churchland, son Billy Joe Major, sister Mrs William Howard Dennis of Thomasville, six brothers listed, and one grandchild. Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. at First Baptist Church of Mooresville. Burial Floral Garden Cemetery Tug Point. Body at Cavin Funeral Home Mooresville until 30 minutes before service.
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Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Experiment
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High Point
Staley Silk Mill
Myrtle Virga Pierce
Addie Wilson
Churchland
Billy Joe Major
William Howard Dennis
Thomasville
William P. Major
Kingsport
Tenn
Sam. E. Major
Salisbury
Jon P
Charles A. Major
Granville M. Major
Maiden
First Baptist
Church of
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Tugh Point
Cavin Funeral Home
Randolph Man Succumbs After Lengthy Illness
Balfour C. Routh, 89, of Bennett, died Monday afternoon at his daughter's home. A Randolph County native, he had lived in Bennett for years and suffered declining health. Survived by daughter Mrs Ted Jones, brother Walter Routh of Asheboro, sister Mrs Cora Walker of Greensboro, five grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral at Bethany Methodist Church near Randlman Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. with burial in church cemetery.
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Bennett
Ted Jones
Rt.2
Routh
Randolph County
Walter [Routh
Asheboro
Cora Walker
Greensboro
Bethany Methodist Church
Randleman
Lonnie Burgess
Amos Garner
Boys die in abandoned ice box in Tucson home
In Tucson Arizona two boys James Ralph Wal dropp and William Croy ages 11 and 13 died after suffocating in an abandoned ice box stored in their garage. Police found them almost seven hours after they were last seen, believing the boys crawled into the box while playing. Nearby stock market notes and a separate AP brief about Duchess Emanuela Castelbarco Acquatone are included in the same dispatch.
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Tucson
Ariz
James Ralph Waldropp
William Croy
Dow Jones Averages Amid Mixed Trading Report
Trading figures show uneven movement across major indices with fractional changes. Data furnished by Bache and Co includes closing levels, volume indicators, and notable price points across several stocks, reflecting varied investor sentiment.
Mrs Bennett of Asheboro Dead At 74
Mrs Parry Lee Bennett 74 of Rt 4 Asheboro died at home after a long illness. Native of Stokes County she lived near Asheboro 33 years and was a member of Huldah Baptist Church. Survived by daughter Mrs George Poole son Harvey Bennett sister Mrs Harvey Reeder and Joseph Bennett. Funeral Wednesday at 3 pm at Huldah Baptist Church with burial in the church cemetery. Body to be moved from Pugh Funeral Home to the residence this afternoon.
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Parry Lee Bennett
Rt 4
Bennett
Stokes County
Huldah Baptist Church
George Poole
Rt. 4
Harvey Bennett
Harvey Reeder
Rt. 5
Joseph Bennett
Pilot Mountain
Kenneth Ferree
Giles Bowman
F.G. Settlemyre
Pugh
Ung Lucol Sentenced on Roads Suspension with Fine
AL Ung Lucol was sentenced to four months on the roads and suspended for five years on condition he pay $200 plus court costs.
AMC offers profit sharing to 23000 workers in wage deal
The AMC package to UAW includes a seven cent annual wage rise for 23000 hourly workers over three years and aims to scrap the annual wage increase and cost of living escalator. The union found the package unacceptable but a basis for talks. GM Ford and Chrysler strike votes run 80 to 98 percent in favor if needed, with results due this week.
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BIG
PAGE
UAW
American Motors Corp
AMC
Earl R. Bramblett
Ford
Chrysler
President Kennedy Ends Air Pact Talks With Soviets
President Kennedy has broken off plans to sign a civil air transport agreement with the Soviet Union amid an unsettled international situation. The State Department said it is not an appropriate time to sign, and the side accord with Pan American and Aeroflot is likewise shelved. Moscow reactions were cautious as discussions began in July.
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Kennedy
Soviet Union
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Yevgeni F. Loginov
Loginov
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United States
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Fonte
King Chapel
Eisenhower
Paintings Stolen From Art Truck In Colmar France
Paris art dealer Maurice Maignan reported three paintings stolen from his parked truck in Colmar. He valued the theft at about $1100 and said thieves passed over roughly 100 other works worth thousands of years.
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Colmar
France
Paris
Maurice Maignan
Maignan
Springfield man charged with booze offense over whisky bottle
A 51 year old Douglas Barnes of Springfield Avenue was arrested on prohibition violation for having a half pint of shaving lotion in a whisky bottle for drinking. He was also charged with public drunkenness and posted bond of 1400 pending Municipal Court trial on September 18.
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Douglas Barnes
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