Nasser Accuses Conspiracy Over Sinai Attacks
President Nasser stated Israeli operations on October 29 targeted multiple Sinai fronts from El Kuntilla to Rafah and El Arish, while Egypt kept six divisions in reserve at three northern points and positioned main forces west of the Suez Canal for rapid response. He claimed only the National Guard held Gaza Strip duty.
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Nasser
Sinai
el Kuntilla
Suez
Abu Ogueira
Ismailia
Canal
Rafa
el ‘Arish
Gaza Strip
Elath
Gulf of ‘Aqaba
Sharm el Sheikh
Sherm
Channel 3 Shop By TV Short Program Notes
A fragment lists WBTV Charlotte Channel 3 items for a Wednesday schedule including weather and pricing notes. Names and details are partly garbled but indicate a basic day time listing with a few program prompts and a reported price.
Television Schedule Note for Roanoke Channel Ten
The guide lists WSLS Roanoke channel 10 with a 4:00 matinee, 6:15 news, 9:00 highway patrol, 10:00 Golden Playhouse, 10:45 fights, 11:00 11th Hour, 11:15 Playhouse, and 11:30 Tonight with a 11:15 wrap.
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Garry
Miss Brooks
Art Linkletter
Wsls-Tv
Roanoke
Ford Theater
Sinai Conflict Report From Oct 29 to 31
Nassr states the Egyptian air force halted a rapid Israeli advance in southern Sinai on Oct 29. Israeli forces failed to overrun Abu Ogueira, while Israel lost 8 planes and 40 tanks. On Oct 31, 20 air raids targeted enemy airports as Egyptian MiG 17s outmatched French Mysteres. Nassr notes Britain's possible interference odds rising to 70 percent.
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Sinai
Abu Ogueira
Israel
Stock market gains extend in quiet New York trading
Early afternoon trading shows gains across many issues with specialties posting larger moves. Investors cited rising personal income and higher power consumption as confidence boosters, while Middle East prospects and quiet news flow urged a cautious year end rally.
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New York
Middle East
Two Way Drive On Tight Money Stirs Finance Policy
New York reports a dual effort to ease tight money and boost lending. The Federal Reserve and FDIC may raise savers’ interest to 3 percent, while FHA increases guaranteed mortgage limits to 5 percent to aid home builders. Recovery prospects remain uncertain with forecasts of still tighter credit ahead.
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New York
Financial Street
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Mutual Savings
Federal Housing Administration
Veterans Administration
Toastmasters Hear Speech On Memory
Nap Dills told Piedmont Toastmasters that memory can improve with training using keywords linked to names and objects. Gerald Winfrey spoke on Atomic Anxiety and Jack Britt presented The History of Jack Britt while Jack Peacock led as Toastmaster.
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Nap Dills
Piedmont Toastmasters Club
Gerald Winfrey
Jack Britt
Jack Peacock
Randall Saunders
Chick Jarrell
Porter Per
Rock
Dow Jones Averages at Noon and Close
The Dow Jones averages show 50 industry stocks at 482.94 noon, 484.28 close, 481.38 at 1 p.m. Rails index reads 152.42 noon, 152.24 close, 152.45 at 1 p.m. Utilities at 67.36 noon, 67.39 close, 67.30 at 1 p.m. The broader 65-stock index stands 169.96 noon, 169.19 close, 169.62 at 1 p.m. Trade volume totals 400,000, 790,000, and 2,180,000 respectively.
Cotton futures shift amid market fluctuations in New York
Cotton futures opened five cents higher per bale before erasing some gains to finish around a 25 cent drop the day. The note lists major industrials and rail firms active in the market including Allied Chemical Dow Chemical General Electric General Motors IBM etc. The broad movement reflects volatile sectors and investor reassessment across textiles and manufacturing.
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New York
Allied Chemical & Dye
Adams-Millis Corp
American Tobacco Co
the Borden Co
Bethlehem Steel
Burlington Mills Corp
Chrysler Corp
New York Central RR
Cone Mills Corp
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
Standard Oil Co
Jones Laughlin Steel Johns Manville
Loew's Inc
Norfolk & Western
Phillips Petroleum
Pennsylvania Railway
Pepsi
Six Greensboro Negroes to appeal jail sentences
Six Greensboro men convicted of trespassing after playing golf on a segregated Gillespie Park course say they will appeal their 30 day sentences. Judge Burgwyn called the act deliberate to challenge the course’s racial restrictions. Dr George Simkins Jr testified they played December 7 after an attorney advised the Gillespie lease might be void.
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Greensboro
W. H. S. Burgwyn
Superior Court
Gillespie Park
Burgwyn
George Simkins Jr
Nocho Park
Gillespie
Stolen tall thin ape from Anaheim Jungle Restaurant
George Craybill of the Jungle Restaurant in Anaheim complains to police about the theft of a young female gibbon worth about 300 dollars. He notes previous theft incidents including a lion and a constrictor, and recalls alligators once stolen but not returned.
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Anaheim
Calif
George Craybill
Craybill
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Dumont Television
Television Sales and Service CO
N. Main St
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Weatherman
Ste
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Hughes Tire Service, Inc
Norte
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Matinee Theatre
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France
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Sue Fran
Ollie
Hen
Teletronix, Inc
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Youngstown Sheet & Tube
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Lukens Steel
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Illinois Central and Southern Railway
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Glenn L. Martin
International Paper
Union Carbide
du Pont
Eastern Air Lines
U. S. Gypsum
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Allied Chemical
Associated Press
Bache & Company
American Can Co
Sunbeam
Master
Frypan
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S.wrenn ST
Business Mirror
Dow-Jones
Bache & Co
Rialto
Walt Disney
Ben and
Ben Franklin
Amos
Rescenje
High Point
Thomasville Rd
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miCuway
Prymani
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Pia
Jane Russell
Richard Exar
Gilbert Roland
Crosley
Cha, Cha
Stephen Dunn
Alix Talton
Jeff Chandler
Rita Gam
Cinemascope
Ginger Rogers
M'chael
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Lou Keim
Daffy Duck
RKO Pothe
Teh
Caribbean
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Warner Bros
Santiago
NOLAN
Atso
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Gemmcovor
Mitchell
Jay Bonafield
MEO PF
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Mario Lanza
Fontaine
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Lor Kartoon
Thomasville
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John Payne
BO William Bishop
Gloria McGhee
Sue Doe
Avedon
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