Wall Street News Mixed as Markets Open Day Before Labor Day
The AP report notes uneven trading with the Dow Jones at noon up about 0.17 at 613.91 and a broad mix across sectors. Coca Cola and major industrials show small gains while steel stocks loose momentum. bonds advance and a boxcar accident on Jacobs Street causes minor damage.
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ED Morse
AP Business News
Champion
P&f
Ches & Ohio
NEW York
Coca-Cola
Associated Press
Columbia G&e
Com
Dow Chem
DuPont de N
East Airl
Eastman Rod
Firestone
Ford Motor
Ceecee
Gen Foods
Gen Mot
Tel & Tel Eesoee
Goodrich BF
Motors
Goodyear T&r
Eae Pees Hesaey A
Tet & Ae
Twentieth Century-Fox
Darryl Lockh
Zanuck
Martin-Marietta
Howard Johnson
The
Restaurnonsanto
Ant and Motor Hotel Chain
Monty Ward
NeWimigtorola
York Stock Exchange
Na¢ Biscuit
North West
Am Avia
IBM
Polaroid
Penney JC
Dow Jones Industrial
Pennsy RR
PepsiCola
Phillips Petr
U.S
Radio Corpo
Sseus
NEW
York—Ap
Reynolds Tech
Adams Millis
Sears Roebuck
Allied
Vaveversant
Sou Railway
AllisChal
Sperry Corp
Can Co Wessesdess
Std Brands
Hes
Stevens JP
Texaco Inc
Coast Line
Textron Inc
Atl Refining
Union Bag
BN Brs
Burroughs Corp
Va-Caro Chem
SRG Frea Perpnceyes
Va el & Pow
P&p
Dedmon
Duce Co
Jacobs Street
Swarm Supply Co
Weekend thefts probe for wheelbarrow planks and fender skirts
Police investigate thefts from Joiner Street and Colonial Drive. A wheelbarrow and several planks valued at 28 dollars were taken from James Everhart's yard between 11 am and 4 pm yesterday. Fender skirts worth 12 dollars were taken from Jerry Vaughn's car after 1 am yesterday.
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James Everhart
Joiner Street
Everhart
Jerry Vaughn
Colonial Drive
Government probes shelling of Havana under neutrality act
The government pressed an inquiry to see if the Miramar raid violated the Neutrality Act. Juan Salvat led 23 Cubans in two boats that fired over 60 shots at Miramar, damaging a Soviet technician HQ. Coast Guard impounded two boats at Marathon, Florida, as U S-Cuba communications were briefly disrupted.
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Barry Schweid
Washington
Havana
State Department
U.S
United States
Justice Department
Miami
Juan Manuel Salvat
Miramar
Students Revolutionary Directorate
Fidel Castro
Salvat
Cuba
Soviet Union
U.S. Coast Guard
Marathon
Fla
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Mariner 2 Nears Venus With tentative data on track
NASA reports the Mariner 2 spacecraft launched by the Atlas Agena rocket may still refine its course as it heads toward Venus. The 447-pound probe carries solar panels and aims to within 10 000 miles of the sunlit side on December 14, seeking clues on Venusian life and atmospheric conditions.
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Venus
Jack James
Mariner
NASA
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Woomera
Australia
National Aeronautics and ‘Space Administration
Solar System
Mariner 2
Space rental bill notes statewide division needs
SPECIAL FROM PAGE 1 A states the biennium budget would require 41883 dollars to rent space for divisions across the state. The commissioner says more field units are leaving free city or county space due to space constraints.
UNC Space Research Requests Two Projects from NASA
UNC officials say they have asked NASA to consider two research projects from UNC units in cell biology and biological sciences at NC State. President Friday denies any plan for a major new Space Agency center, calling the reports speculation.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
Consolidated University of North Carolina
National Aeronautics and Space Agency
William C. Friday
Friday
North Carolina State
Mother in Fayetteville Charged in Death of 2 Year Old Janet Miller
Sheriff W G Clark reports detectives found a nailed board at the Miller home in Spring Lake, with hairs from Janet Miller. The 19 year old mother Georgia Ann Miller is jailed on second degree murder charges with $5000 bond. She admits to whipping the child with the nine inch board and setting a couch on fire to make the death appear accidental. Autopsy indicated death by a deep wound on the back of the head rather than fire. The mother has two other children, Howard aged 3 and Linda Marie nine months. Her husband Frank Miller works as a grocery clerk.
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Fayetteville
N.C
W. G. Clark
Janet Faye Miller
Georgia Ann Miller
Cumberland County
Miller
Spring Lake
Fother
Howard
Linda Marie
Frank Miller
Man Beaten and Stabbed in Shelby Home
James Millsaps, 40, head of the Shelby City Gas Department, was assaulted and stabbed at his home Sunday. His wife's sister and brother were charged with assault with intent to kill and held on bond. Millsaps, who was in fair condition at Cleveland Memorial Hospital, required 26 stitches and had cuts and bruises.
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Shelby (Ap
James C. Millsaps
Shelby City Gas Department
Millsaps
Knox Hardin
Robbie H. Bryant
Concord
Bruce A. Henry
Salisbury
Alton A. Bass
Kannapolis
Jess Lee Rummage
Rt. 1
Gold Hill
Henry
Cleveland Memorial Hospital
Broughton State Hospital
Missing Wellesley man identified after search
Aug 10 a Wellesley resident failed to appear at home prompting a missing person alert along the Eastern seaboard. The body in Lumberton was identified as King who was arrested near Route 128 Reading with a .22 caliber German derringer in his bag. Schirmer was the son of Carl Schirmer of the E C Schirmer Music Co Boston.
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Wellesley
Boston
Seaboard
Lumberton
King
Route 128
Reading
Schirmer
Carl Schirmer
Fatther
E. C. Schirmer Music Co
Voters Face Conflicting Economic Claims By Parties
Voters confront competing Democratic and Republican claims that the same September figures show prosperity or recession risk. As Kennedy and Eisenhower campaign in October, readings could boost or hurt party prospects in House Senate and governor races. Democrats emphasize progress since Kennedy's arrival, while Republicans criticize slow growth and tax policy. Key voices include Sen. Clair Engle and Sen. Harry Byrd, with Republican Sen. John Williams warning of ongoing recession risks.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Europe
Sen
Clair Engle
D-Calif
Hit
California
French Lick
Ind
Engle
Harry Byrd
D-Va
Berryville
Washington man and son killed in head on crash near Henderson
A Washington DC man Billie Harris 28 and his son Carlton Harris were killed when their station wagon collided head on with a tractor trailer on US Highway 1 eight miles south of Henderson NC. A sister-in-law Dolores Harris and six children Johnny Rick 7 Ollie Francis 6 Rico 5 Cathy 4 Vincent 2 Annette 7 months were hospitalized. Truck driver Lonnie Ervin Amos 52 of Boones Mill VA reported the Harris vehicle veered toward him but he was uninjured.
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Henderson
N.C
Washington, D.C
U.S. Highway 1
Here
Billie Harris
Washington,d.c
Carlton Harris
Dolores Harris
Johnny Rick
Ollie Francis
Rico
Cathy
Vincent
Annette
Lonnie Ervin Amos
Rt. 2
Boones Mill
Harris
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