Solid State Physics Spurs Corporate Research Rewards
Curiosity about internal solid matter drives heavy funding as labs expand. Solid state physics aids product advances like the transistor and solar cells, with National Carbon, Bell Labs, and U.S. Steel expanding facilities to probe metals, electronics, and chemical processes.
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Market declines on broad front amid Suez tension
Stock market slipped in early afternoon trading as oils and chemicals led losses and major names such as Gulf Oil, Royal Dutch, Bethlehem, Allied Chemical and DuPont fell about 2 to 3 percent. Trading volume centered around 1.7 million shares with oil and tech advances noted.
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Royal Dutch
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Allied Chemical
DuPont
Goodyear
United Aircraft
International Nickel
Caterpillar
Union Carbide
Bache & Company
American Can Co
Allied Chemical & Dye
Adams-Millis Corp
American Tobacco Co
Bethlehem Steel
Burlington Mills Corp
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Cone Mills Corp
DuPont de Nemours
Dow
Airlines
Consolidated Edison
Eastman Kodak
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear Tire
Dow Jones Averages and market figures report
Financial page shows Dow Jones Averages with industrial, rail and utilities indices. Closing values around 493.50 to 500.90 for industrials and 68.01 to 68.46 for utilities, with rail at about 159.03 and 160.01. Volume reported near 1.18 million shares.
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Suburbs Vote on Annexation to Fayetteville
In Fayetteville North Carolina one suburb Tokay with about 300 residents approved annexation 46 to 36 while Owens Village area on the south side rejected the move 114 to 47. Fayetteville population was 34715 in 1950 with several later annexations.
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Fayetteville
N.C
Tokay
Owens Village
Violence Flares At School in Tennessee Standoff
Washington court tentatively cited John Kasper for contempt over his actions during a tense rac ial standoff at Clinton schools. Kasper, blamed for stirring unrest, planned a White Citizens Council and a courthouse speech while Clinton officials sought Kasper’s jailing for violating a restraining order.
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Washington, D. C
Clinton
Knoxville
Kasper
North Carolina Receives Millions in Federal Support
The congressional session ended last month approved 2.741 million for flood control navigation and water resources in North Carolina. It includes Yadkin and Neuse basin studies and a Cape Fear survey planned soon. Six million for drainage of floodplain areas. social security act changes add 17.5 million annually in public assistance. Agricultural research funds rise 22 percent with nearly two million dollars allocated to North Carolina.
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Markets Closed Labor Day
New York markets and U.S. and Canadian exchanges will be closed Monday September 3 for Labor Day observance. Financial markets pause trading and related services suspend operations for the holiday.
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Financial
United States
Canada
Labor
Postmaster Applications Open for Spartanburg District
The Civil Service Commission announced that applications will be received until September 25 for the postmastership at Spartanburg D C. The position pays seven thousand seven hundred thirty dollars a year. Names of applicants are usually announced about a week after the final date.
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Civil Service Commission
Spartanburg
D.C
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