Wall Street Rallies on Heavier Trading August Gains Seen
Stocks rose at noon led by the Dow and industrials amid renewed buying after a slow morning. The AP average gained as Ford GM and American Motors posted fractional advances while Crown Cork jumped more than five points and IBM rose over five. Bond prices edged higher.
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Berlin Crisis Deepens as Soviet Authority Shifts
A week after an 18 year old refugee was shot by East German police protests rose as Soviet command shifted from a city commander to Gen. Ivan Yakovensky. Western officials see it as a salami slice tactic while U.S. and allies insist Western rights remain.
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Lindsey Cops Jr Tourney At Emerywood
John Lindsey fired a 74 to win the Emerywood Junior Tournament finishing Tuesday. He topped the 15 18 year group while Phil McKenzie won the 13 14 group and David Millis led the 11 12 cohort. Bill Bencini won the 10 and under division with Andy Anderson runner up. Molly Marsh won the girls division with Ann Marsh in second place.
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Kennedy credits Arctic dive and pushes political agenda
President Kennedy hailed a historic rendezvous of the nuclear submarines Skate and Seadragon surfacing at the North Pole. He urged quick farm bill passage, tougher drug laws, a poll tax amendment, a foreign trade bill, a $100 million UN loan, and planned campaign stops in September and October. He urged more Black ambassadors and urged Senate approval of Thurgood Marshall to a federal circuit court.
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High Point Y Men Face Elimination In State Softball
In Winston Salem the High Point Y Men's Club must win tonight at Union Cross Radar Station to stay alive in the State Softball Tournament. After a 3 0 loss to Copeland Mills Tuesday they meet Hunter Chevrolet of Hendersonville at 5 45 as double elimination action continues.
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Over Counter Stock Prices Guide From 1962
A 1962 guide lists bid and ask ranges from Securities Dealers Inc and others as unofficial rough ranges for securities around August 23 1962. It notes origin of quotations available on request and emphasizes these are not actual transactions.
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Wednesday Leaf Sales Rise Across Eastern Tobacco Belt
The Eastern North Carolina Flue-Cured Tobacco Belt reported 4.28 million pounds sold at an average of 48.33 per hundred on Wednesday, with South Carolina and Border North Carolina Belt totals reaching 9.48 million pounds at 61.70 per hundred. The two-day period showed fluctuations in tied and untied leaf prices, and Tuesday’s sales topped the week’s early figures.
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Hoot Gibson Dies of Cancer at 70
Hollywood obit for actor Hoot Gibson with a three decade career in Western films. He died in a hospital at Woodland Hills after a recent abdominal obstruction surgery and battle with cancer.
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Yemen’s Expansive Region Described in Fair Arabian Peninsula Pocket
The description highlights Yemen’s population of about five million occupying a region roughly the size of South Dakota. It notes the area as one of the fairest parts of the Arabian peninsula and mentions its notable geography.
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Young Mabel Hubbard Loses Hearing as Child
Mabel Hubbard, who would become Mrs. Alexander Graham Bell, lost her hearing before age five during scarlet fever. She learned to lip read and by thirteen mastered German through lip reading.
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Four Boys Acquitted of Racing Near Dobson
Four teenagers in Surry County were found innocent of pre arranged highway racing charges after a court ruled no evidence they were racing the night of July 28 near Dobson. Kidd Atkins Dennis Stone Stecks Daniel Walter Marion were acquitted. Davis and Stanley were killed in a nearby crash.
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Paintings Found in Toulon Apartment After Cannes Heist
A routine police search in Toulon uncovered two paintings stolen in July 1961 from a Cannes gallery. The works by Venard and Machou were discovered in an apartment tied to members of the anti De Gaulle Secret Army.
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Schooldays Care Urged For Drivers
Thomasville police chief Paul Shore urges motorists to drive carefully as school opens next week and promises arrests for traffic violations. He notes 151 tickets issued last month and says officers will patrol at multiple points to enforce traffic laws.
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