Stock Market Inching Lower Amid Mixed Heavies
New York shares drifted to a slightly lower level in light to moderate activity. Dow and AP averages fluctuated with rails and auto makers slipping while steels faltered and bonds varied. Major names like General Electric and General Motors showed mixed results as banks’ rate cut momentum faded.
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U.S
Adams-Millis Corp
American Tobacco Co
the Borden Co
Bethlehem Steel
Burlington Mills
Chrysler Corp
New York Central RR
Cone Mills Corp
Carolina Light & Power
Douglas Aircraft
DuPont de Nemours
Dow Chemical
Eastern Airlines
Consolidated Edison
Eastman Kodak
Greyhound Corp
General Dynamics
General Electric
Gulf Oil
General Motors
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
International Harvester
International Tel. & Tel
Standard Oil Co
Jones Laughlin Steel
Johns Manville
Loew's Inc
Norfolk & Western
American Tel. & Tel
the Texas Co
Union Carbide & Carbon
United Aircraft Corp
Westinghouse Electric Co
US. Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
F. W. Woolworth Co
Cotton futures open lower then higher in New York
New York AP reports cotton futures begin trading with a 5 cent drop to 10 cent rise per bale as the market shows early volatility.
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Dow Jones Averages and Market Figures Snapshot
A market table lists Dow Jones Averages with figures for rails utilities and stocks alongside volume. The page notes a legal statement that desertion is grounds for divorce in all states except North Carolina and Ohio.
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Evening TV Schedule Highlights
Television programs listed include Dewg Edwards 7 Ozzie and Harriett 7 3 Charlie Farrel l Texas 8 10 Weather 10 30 Video Village 21 00 1 Love Lucy 21 30 Clear Horizon 12 00 Love Of Life 12 30 Search For Tomorrow 12 45 Light 1 00 Life Riley 1 30 World Turns 2 00 Full Circle 2 30 Art Linkletter.
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Riverboat and Wells Fargo Lead Channel 12 Schedule
Winston-Salem channel 12 airs Riverboat at 7 Wells Fargo at 9 Peter Gunns at 9 30 Goodyear Theater at 10 Life in the 30s at 11 and Jack Paar at 1 15 delivering a late evening lineup.
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TV Schedule for WBTV Charlotte Evening Lineup
Channel 3 lineup lists Woody Woodpecker at 5 30 followed by People's Choice 6 25 Sports 6 30 News Weather 6 45 Doug Edwards 7 00 Vikings 7 30 U S Marshal 8 00 Texan 6 30 Father Knows Best 9 00 Talent Scouts 11 15 Olympics 11 45 Movie.
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Record 100 Meter Butterfly Sparks Olympic Final
Carolyn Schuler 17 of Orinda Calif won heat in 1 09 8 breaking 1956 Olympic record of 1 11 Carolyn Wood 14 of Portland Ore in heat 3 swam 1 11 1 just off old mark Other qualifiers included Janice Andrew Australia 1 10 38 and Aartje Voorbij Holland Z Belovezkaia Russia and Karen Larsson Sweden Dawn Fraser scratched to focus on freestyle and relays.
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Russia
Z. Belovezkaia
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Sweden
Americans in Congo Attack Prompts U N Show of Force
Henery of Washington recounts near death as eight U N Peace force crew members and two Canadians are assaulted by Congolese soldiers and civilians in Stanleyville. General von Horn appeals to calm, rushes in 300 Sudanese and Ghana troops to guard the plane. Kaiser and Mott hospitalized in serious condition.
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Methodists Plan Atlanta Meeting on Pool Segregation
The Southeastern Jurisdiction of the Methodist Church will discuss allowing Negroes to swim at the pool of the Assembly Grounds in Lake Junaluska North Carolina at a November 10 meeting in Atlanta. The pool has been closed after two requests by Negro student conference attendees and the trustees have voted against mixed swimming.
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Gary Tobian Wins First Gold Medal
Gary Tobian of Glendale California won the first U S gold medal of the 17th Olympic Games by taking the men 3 meter springboard diving title. He scored 170 points to edge teammate Sam Hall of Dayton Ohio who had 167 08 for the silver. Mexico’s Juan Botella placed third with 162 30 as the United States completed a 1 2 sweep. Tobian, 25, ex GI, delivered three strong dives in the final round, adding to U S springboard dominance.
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Louisiana court upholds school integration against governor
Judges rule schools must integrate without state interference. Gov. Jimmie Davis barred from blocking the order. control must return to the local school board. Relates to state laws granting school race classification power and governor closure authority. Gremillion signals possible appeal to the Supreme Court as tensions rise.
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Belgian general seeks UN buffer zone in Congo crisis
General Emile Gheyssens allegedly urged the United Nations to create a buffer between Katanga and Kasai to avert a Congo invasion. UN spokesman Ian Berendon dismissed any such proposal and signaled likely rejection. The UN avoids Congo internal feuds while the United States drafts a protest over an attack on eight American airmen. Ambassador Timberlake cannot reach Foreign Minister Bomboko to deliver it.
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U.S
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Justin Bomboko
Stolen Safe Given To Priest
A safe taken from the home of Charles E. Bramble was delivered unopened to Father Michael Holden at St. Gregory's rectory in San Antonio. It contained 1500 dollars in cash and 500 dollars in Mexican gold coins. The priest would not disclose who left the package.
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Kennedy Nixon to sign fair practices code in Washington
Sen John F Kennedy and Vice President Richard M Nixon will sign a fair practices code this week in Washington as they campaign for the presidency. The event follows Kennedy’s Cape Cod weekend and includes a Tuesday Washington news conference on civil rights.
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Tax Question Framed in Cherokee Scene
A framed placard in the Eastern Cherokee town area poses a pointed remark about precolonial labor and taxation, wondering how white society can improve on the balance of work once done by Indigenous women. The brief comment reflects local attitudes and historical recollection in Cherokee, North Carolina.
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He Told Them About On Whiskey
A terse fragment records a person discussing whiskey in a brief note. The readable text lacks clear names, places, dates, or outcomes to establish a full event or context.
Waitress Found Dead In Old Well In Illinois
Mary Lily Ellen Roberts, 17, disappeared with fiancé John Bryant Jr., 20, after a kidnapping at Crab Orchard Lake. Her body was recovered from a farm house well. Bryant was wounded. FBI led hunt. two men cleared. autopsy found a head wound to Roberts.
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Powers Heads Home From Paris After Visit
Barbara Powers wife of Francis Gary Powers left Paris with a wave and a smile after a four day visit. She appeared worn and pale upon arrival from Moscow for her husband’s trial. Accompanied by her mother and her doctor she thanked well wishers and said she would stay in New York for some time.
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Gulf hurricane season dates noted for Gulf of Mexico
The article notes hurricane season in the Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic Ocean spans from June 15 to November 00.
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