Stock Market Mixed Movements in Early NY Trading
New York stocks opened with small gains and losses as the market showed mixed moves across exchanges. IBM shed over three points while Du Pont dragged the averages with about a two percent drop. Chrysler dipped then recovered near two points. International Telephone, Anaconda, Merck led gains with about one point. Cotton futures opened fifteen cents per bale lower than the previous close.
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NEW York
Ford
Stock market mixed as tobacco plays steady gains
A broad market update shows mixed results with airlines and tobacco stocks at varying moves. Milestones include Allied-Chrysler and Lorillard advancing while Am Motors and Am Tel & Tel gain on favorable tobacco related news. The Dow and S&P indices slip modestly as a government probe unfolds alongside coverage of the Kennedy assassination commission. Executive action from the Cancer Society report on smoking deaths frames the day’s financial reflection.
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Pan American Word
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Adams Millis
Enka
Ligget & Myers
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Am Tel & Tel
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T&sf
Soid Cancer Society
Atl Coast Line
Avco Cp
Bendix
American Tobacco
Lorillard
Associated Press
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P&f
Weamcy
Rockwell
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FBI
Rey
Hill
Tenn
Saa Ches & Ohio
Pompano Beach
Fla
Wchrysler
Coca-Cola
Columbia G&e
Reynolds
Curtiss Wrt
Dan Riv Mills
Douglas Aire
Dow Chem
Duke
Eastman Hod
Firestone Rub
Baxter Phillip Miller
Lotte
Ford Motor
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iGen
iGen Tel & Tel
Gerb
Goodrich BF
Goodyear T&r
Greyhound
Gulf Oil Corp
Paper
Tel & Tel
Kayser Roth
Eseeene
Liggett & Myers
Lockh Air
Sussacateets
Torillard P
Srea Os
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McLean Trk
Monsanto
Monty Ward
Motorola
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Tite
Dallas
Dean Roberts
Stevens J P
Texaco Inc
J Textron Inc
Kennedy
On Carbide
as-Union Pac
United Airlines
Miss Roberts
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Bernard Weissman
United Fruit
William Burley
P&p
Texasi Western
John Connally
West Union
Weissman
New York
Westing el
Winn Dixie
Woolworth
High Point Woman Receives 18 Month Embezzlement Sentence
Mae Darlene Bullin Warren, a former High Point Bank and Trust Co. teller, was sentenced in federal court to 18 months after pleading guilty to embezzling 10,870 dollars. Another bank employee, Emerson Sullivan, received a suspended sentence in a related action. Separately, 20-year-old Henry Grady Reynolds got eight years after pleading guilty to bank robbery. The report notes a St Christopher medals linked to a late husband and a memorial gesture.
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Greensboro
Mae Darlene Bullin Warren
High Point
High Point Bank, and Trust Co
Emerson Sullivan
Sen
St. Christopher's
Commander Of Troops Dies At 27
Washington AP Capt Michael D Groves 27 commanded ceremonial troops at President Kennedy funeral collapsed died undetermined cause Tuesday night Autopsy ordered He collapsed while dining at home Ft Myers dead on arrival at base hospital Native of Ann Arbor Mich Groves commanding officer Honor Guard Co 1st Battalion 3rd Infantry The Old Guard stationed at Ft Myers His men served as death watch casket bearers caisson escorts firing party and grave side sentinels for Kennedy funeral
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Washington
Michael D. Groves
Kennedy
Military District of
Ft. Myers
Love and Loss After Camelot Remembered by Mrs Johnson
In Dallas and Bethesda the widow recalls President Johnson and a 10th wedding ring exchange. Kenny O'Donnell returns the ring from the coffin as she clings to memories of Patrick and the line from a musical about Camelot.
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Earl Warren
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Johnson
Kennedy
Dallas
Kenny O'Donnell
Texas
Bethesda Hospital
Maryland
Kenny
Patrick
Jack
Camelot
Johnsons
Camelot and a First Lady in a Nation’s Memory
The text recalls Camelot as a symbolic moment around John F. Kennedy’s presidency, seen through the First Lady’s reflections. It notes the hero worship, her fears of living abroad, and the enduring image of Kennedy’s legacy, including the moon shot from Cape Kennedy and the emotional resonance of Camelot after his death. It mentions her wish to raise their children in familiar places and to keep Kennedy’s memory alive.
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Tory
Jack
Arlington
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Virginia
Knights of the Lee Mansion
Round Table
Caroline
Bresiter
Thej
John F. Kennedy
Camelot
Europe
Georgetown
Kennedys
Cape
John
Morial
Showldays
Texas
Hammond
Reds Release Two Dutch Sailors
The Soviet Union freed Lou de Jager and Evert Reydon two Dutch sailors after 2% years of confinement on spying charges for NATO. They boarded a Dutch airliner for home and said they were in good health and well treated in Vladimir prison.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Soviet Union
NATO
Lou de Jager
Evert Reydon
Vladimir
VFW Auxiliary Plans Salisbury Christmas Party
The Ladies Auxiliary and VFW Post 9899 members from Archdale will travel to Salisbury Thursday night to host a Christmas party for about 50 Veterans Hospital patients. Games, top score prizes, refreshments, and Christmas gifts are planned, reflecting the slogan Honor the Dead by Helping the Living.
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VFW Post 9899
Archdale
Salisbury
Veteran’s Hospital
Veteran's Hospital
VFW
Hildebrand Named Wake Forest Athletics Chief
Wake Forest announced Hildebrand would succeed Paul Amen as head football coach after Amen retired following the 1959 season. Dr. Tribble outlined a department reorganization, with Hildebrand and Gibson offered roles in the college development office and a subcommittee to suggest directors and coaching positions. The advisory committee will study plans to strengthen intercollegiate athletics to boost competitiveness in the Atlantic Coast Conference.
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Wake Forest
Paul Amen
Amen
Hildebrand
Gibson
Badgley Backs Little Federal Proposal
Greensboro AP report shows Republican gubernatorial candidate Donald Badgley endorsing a proposed constitutional amendment to reapportion the General Assembly. He warns that rejecting the amendment in the January 14 referendum would be a fatal blow to agriculture and rural interests.
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Greensboro
Donald Badgley
General Assembly
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