Stock Market Gains On Rail Strike Hopes Across Nation
A broad stock market rally followed talk of a congressional move to avert a nationwide rail strike. The Associated Press average rose 18 to 278.2 at noon with gains across rails, industrials, utilities, and key issues. Dow up 4.72 to 724.60 amid varied bonds. in California a northward flowing San Joaquin River is noted. funeral arrangements are incomplete as a brother departs California.
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Skelly
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American Stock Exchange
Civil rights marchers meet lawmakers and president
Demonstrators marching in Washington met Senate and House leaders including Mansfield Dirksen and Halleck with pledges of support for civil rights. Kennedy watched part of the procession on TV as marchers extended to the Justice Department. A banner line urged unity for freedom and integrated service.
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Mike Mansfield
Montana
Roy Wilkins
National Association] For the Advancement of Colored People
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
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GOP
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Indiana
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Kennedy
White House
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Ington Monument
Lincoln
Orial
Washington
Wanted Man Falco Killed in Hotel Hideout
New York AP report says Frank Falco, one of two men charged with killing two New Jersey policemen, was shot dead by police in a hotel hideout. He reportedly resisted detectives, was hit by seven bullets, and tried to seize a gun from Detective Lt. Thomas Quinn during the struggle. Falco, 35, from Astoria Queens, had been indicted on murder charges in Bergen County, New Jersey.
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Yel & Tel
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Lake
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Bery
Kayser Roth
McSivain
Liggett & Myers Sr
Martin Marietta
Carlson
Monsanto
Jonty Ward
Motorola
McSwain
Natl Distillers
Thomas NY Contralty
McSwainworth West
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Radio Corp
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Sealed Air
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Fred BE. McSwain
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Adems St
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Colorado
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Santa Monica
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iTextron Inc
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Dts
Kenneth Carle
New York
Ion Carbide
High Point
Louis Sheppard
Union Pac
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West Union
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Westing el Atl Refining
Dixie
Avco Co
Woolworth
Bendix Corp
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Viet Nam martial law shifts amid student unrest
In Saigon signals pointed to limited martial law easing while mobilized squads guard against new protests. Barbed wire was removed from Saigon University as about 3,000 students were arrested. curfew rules eased and some schools to reopen. Buddhist protests continued and arrests of monks occurred. Diem faced mounting opposition amid corruption and religious tensions.
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Ngo Dinh Diem
Viet Nam
Tokyo
Divorce Action Filed For Gloria Vanderbilt
Juarez officials said Tuesday a divorce petition was filed Saturday for socialite Gloria Vanderbilt Lumet from television director Sidney Lumet, though no decree has been issued. The report cites a Washington TV interview noting U.S. aid to South Vietnam while opposing repression. Authorities in Hazleton report a tornado caused extensive damage, killing one U.S. pilot and injuring several as homes burned and cattle perished.
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Sidney Lumet
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Associated Press
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Hazleton
David
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Diem
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Hazleton State Hospital
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Columbus
Faarvang
Gern
David Belli
Tornado Strikes In Denmark
A rare Danish tornado struck central Jutland Tuesday causing destruction and injuries as officials noted the unusual event.
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Copenhagen
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Jutland
Nelle Teer Dies In Durham
Nellc Teer, longtime leader in North Carolina road building and heavy construction, died at Watts Hospital in Durham at age 75 after an auto accident left him hospitalized for weeks. He had directed major highway projects and served as a prominent industry figure in the state.
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N.C
Nellc Teer
Watts Hospital
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Theospital
Pre Trial Hearing Continued Against City and Theaters
Pre trial hearing in Greensboro federal court for a CORE High Point chapter suit against the City of High Point and Key Theaters Inc was continued to November 15 after the plaintiff failed to appear. The court ordered the plaintiff to pay $50 to each defending attorney. CORE seeks an injunction to prevent Negro exclusion at Paramount Theater which operates in leased City Hall quarters.
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Key Theaters Inc
Middle District
Greensboro
High Point Chapter
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Key Theaters
Paramount Theater
Paramount
City Hall
Michael J Layden dies at 62 in Chicago
Michael J Layden 62 former Pan American Council president and Chicago consul for Ecuador died Tuesday of a heart ailment. He had been president of Vacuum Can Co since 1950.
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Michael J. Layden
Pan American Council
Republic of Ecuador
Vacuum Can Co
Students May Face Action Over Cuba Visit
Washington AP The Justice Department weighs action against leaders of a U S student group who visited Cuba against State Department wishes. State would void passports on return. Kennedy hints at possible measures against nonstudents deemed Communists. Group once 59 members. 54 in Madrid planning to fly to New York. three in Cuba. one back in Boston. Warren Hill, 59, died in Cuba.
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