Stock Market Ed Morse Reports Preholiday Gains
The AP stock market summary notes the market firmed late in the day with the Dow Jones average up 1.84 to 604.16 and the Associated Press average rising 0.6 to 223.6. Trading was thin as many traders headed into a long weekend with markets closed on Labor Day.
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Textile relief debated by JFK and Congress
Johnston cites President’s action for textile relief as Tariff Commission weighs a tariff on imported cotton goods matching the 8 cent per pound export subsidy. Hodges announced a decision within days as Congress and textile interests push for a tariff after a lengthy investigation. The piece also notes a North Carolina flatworm with light sensitive eyes.
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Senators Say Agriculture Dept Ripe For Overhaul
Senate Investigations Subcommittee and both parties call for major restructuring of the Agriculture Department amid Estes farm aid probes. Undersecretary Charles S. Murphy defends the agency while acknowledging overlapping investigations and poor coordination.
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Kennedy plan for private satellite company with public investment
The text describes a future private satellite network following Telstar. The Kennedy administration backs a privately owned corporation to operate relay stations sending TV images worldwide. Half stock held by existing communications firms, half by public at $100 a share, with 15 directors—six chosen by companies, six by public, three by the President.
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High Point Furniture Club Meeting Postponed
The High Point Furniture Club meeting slated for tomorrow is postponed to September 8 at 8 30 am. The event will be at Schrafft's Restaurant on South Main Street. Club president Ross Farlow leads local furniture salesmen and reps.
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Jackie and Caroline Return from Amalfi Coast Holiday
Jacqueline Kennedy and Caroline Kennedy left the Amalfi coast for New York aboard the Pan American jet Caroline at 7 31 a m EST. They will continue to Quonset Point Rhode Island where the White House says President Kennedy will meet them around their arrival time. They will spend Labor Day weekend at Hammersmith Farm Newport home of Mrs Kennedy's stepfather and mother. The First Lady and daughter had enjoyed 23 days of swimming water skiing yachting and mingling with locals. Mrs Kennedy extended the stay by a week.
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Cambodia Orders Fire On Violating Planes
Cambodia's War Ministry says it will fire on any aircraft violating its air space. Since January 191 intrusions have been logged, mostly from Thailand and South Vietnam amid border disputes.
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Paralyzed Deaf Woman Regains Skills and swims
Della Derrien of Sheboygan once paralyzed from waist down and deaf has regained most faculties and learned to swim after rehabilitation at Kenny Institute. Her recovery involved eight surgeries and a 19 week program by a 14 member team. Her aunt Mrs. Lorren Friedrichs described her progress and plans for family reunions with her Navy brother Dennis due home in mid September.
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Fifth Strangling Victim Found in Dorchester Apartment
Boston police extended their hunt for a suspected killer after the fifth elderly woman was found dead from strangulation. Mrs. Jane Sullivan, 67, was discovered in a Dorchester first floor apartment by a nephew. the scene showed a ransacked setting and a decomposed body.
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