Stock Market Mixed In Quiet New York Trading
A quiet midafternoon as the AP 60-stock average edged down 0.20 to 253.30 with industrials up 0.10 and rails and utilities down. Gains appeared for steel, rubber, farm equipment and electronics amid a mixed pattern as auto shares fell on labor and production fears. Dow Jones 30-industrial average down 0.44 to 745.57 with bonds steady and U S government issues steady in thin trading.
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Battle Readiness Is Tested New York AP Report
An Associated Press dispatch from New York reports on growing war readiness and militia activity as authorities note mobilization pressures. It cites figures on recruitment and police measures, with officials confirming state and federal actions to manage soldier licensing and border security amid Berlin crisis tensions.
Violence in Washington sparks calls for law action
In Washington DC Attorney General Robert F Kennedy says the violence is under control and that perpetrators including holders of a man and his wife as hostages should face full penalties. The report notes thunder-showers, heat, and a westward movement of around 45 freedom riders who set up a Freedom House with local Negroes and picketed the courthouse daily to protest segregation. Williams, president of the Union County NAACP, is mentioned among organizers.
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Forecast North and South Carolina Weather and Racial Talk
NORTH CAROLINA forecasts show mixed notes with some regions linking a weather report and an oblique reference to racial politics. SOUTH CAROLINA reports scattered thundershowers mainly in the south, warm humid conditions elsewhere, with highs near 85 to 99 and lows in the 60s. The piece then covers NAACP tensions over a preacher named Williams, his Cuba visit, persona defiant phrases, and alleged armament plans amid racial tensions.
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Rusk May Meet With Gromyko In Berlin Talks
Secretary of State Rusk may hold an informal parley with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko on Berlin crisis as Western allies weigh renewed negotiations. Maneuvers by 1st Battalion of the 18th Infantry in West Berlin test combat readiness ahead of possible talks at the United Nations session.
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Man shoots self after wife killed in Yadkinville
Police said James H. Williams shot himself after allegedly killing his wife Pally during a dispute at their home in Yadkinville. Officers hunted him with a large posse, finding him wounded and near his residence as a half empty whisky bottle and shotgun shells were reported at the scene. Williams was hospitalized, not believed to be severely wounded, while investigations continued into the family tragedy.
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Warnings on Leipzig Trade Fair Draw Attention Abroad
Bonn and Paris cautioned travel to the Leipzig fair, a Communist exhibit drawing Western visitors. French Foreign Ministry noted no diplomatic presence in East Germany to assist citizens. West German authorities warned former East Germans who fled illegally against using the fair to visit relatives in the Communist homeland.
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Tokyo Suspect Confesses to murders and more
Police jailed Kazuo Kajira, 29, on theft charges and said he confessed to three murders, 35 thefts, six swindlings, and two intimidation cases. He added that he attempted arson once.
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