Irregular Stock Market Rise Narrow Gains At Noon
The New York Stock Exchange made a mixed early advance with selective buying and many declines. The Associated Press average rose .3 to 322.5, the Dow up .33 to 864.14, with gains in Bethlehem Republic U S Steel and Jones & Laughlin while General Motors edged lower and IBM and Polaroid led notable increases in active trading.
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Investment Bay
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Bethlehem
Republic
U.S. Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Lukens
New York Central
Illinois Centra
Southern Railway
Chesapeake & Ohio
Comsat
Lear Siegler
IBM
Polaroid
International Harvester
United Aircraft
Eastern Air Lines
Westinghouse Electric and Control Data
James Talcott
Union Oil
California
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
American Stock Exchange
Syntex
Mount Clemens Industries
Bunker Hill
American Bilrite
Fotochrome
Great Yellowknife
D. Kaltman
New Park Mining
Seaboard World Airlines
Victoreen Instrument
Astrodata
TWA
Goldfield
Massey-Ferguson
U.S
New > Stock Exchange
Over-Counter Stocks and Quotation Details
The list shows unofficial bid and asked prices from the National Association of Securities Dealers and other sources. It notes that these figures are not transactions and are provided for range guidance with quotation requests available.
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National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Uniform 24 Hour Voting Day Proposed
Dr Frank Stanton president of CBS proposes a uniform 24 hour voting day for national elections with polls opening and closing simultaneously nationwide. He announced the idea to 600 life insurance executives at the Institute of Life Insurance meeting.
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New York
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting System
Stanton
The
Institute of Life Insurance
Rebels and officials linked in Mississippi killings probe
Twenty one people were arrested last Friday in a Ku Klux Klan plot case tied to the 1964 killings in Neshoba County. Among the accused are Sheriff Lawrence Rainey and Deputy Cecil Price of Philadelphia. The trio slain were Michael Schwerner and Andrew Goodman, both white New Yorkers, and James Chaney, a Black Meridian resident. Preliminary hearings will determine probable cause for grand jury action. state murder charges may follow if warranted.
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U.S
Esther Carter
FBI
W. H. Johnson
Johnson
Neshoba County
Philadelphia
Lawrence ‘Rainey
Cecil Price
Price
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
James Chaney
Meridian
Shreveport
GOP leaders seek unity after Eisenhower meeting
After a meeting with Dwight D. Eisenhower, Barry Goldwater and another GOP figure urged unity across party factions. Eisenhower urged flexibility and warned against vindictiveness or bloodletting as the drive for party cohesion continues. Goldwater called for leadership to unify the group.
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National Committee
Eisenhower
GOP
Burch
Goldwater
Witnesses place Smith and Bruton near trooper death scene
Testimony shows Smith claimed Herbin fell unconscious and he seized the pistol after the patrolman was struck. Bruton and Smith allegedly fled the field with Allen and Reaves driving away. Allen and Reaves, jailed as witnesses, offered differing accounts of who entered the corn field during the fatal confrontation around 4 p.m.
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Williamson
Smith
Herbin
Reaves
Bruton
How Children Fail Fear of Failure in Education
The piece argues that success should involve overcoming obstacles and that children must learn to handle failure without humiliation. It cites a classroom moment where students fear being labeled stupid and discusses how even progressive schools can cause anxiety about not knowing answers.
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HOLT
Pitman Publishing Corp
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Ben
Automation credited with cracking case in Los Angeles
Detectives credited automation with solving a robbery after a punch card note led to a targeted theft. A telephone bill, torn of a name, helped police trace the suspect Arthur C. Moore through the company computer. Moore denied the robbery, claiming personal misfortune and a missing wife.
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Los Angeles
Floria Ferguson
Arthur C. Moore
Miss Ferguson
Moore
Telephone Company
King Accepts Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo
Dr Martin Luther King Jr accepted the 1964 Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo calling nonviolence the answer to oppression. He pledged the $53123 prize to the civil rights cause. In Stockholm later awards for physics chemistry and medicine were to be given to scientists from the US England Germany and Russia.
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George Boultwo
Oslo
Norway
Martin Luther King Jr
Stockholm
Sweden
Gunnar Jahn
Nobel Committee
Oslo University
Alfred Nobel
King
Jean-Paul Sartre
Sartre
Former Tax Collector Sentenced in Gastonia Case
Olivia Davidson former tax collector of Gastonia Township was sentenced to two to four years in prison for embezzling tax funds. She pleaded guilty to stealing about two thousand dollars though she had been indicted for eighteen thousand two hundred twenty six. The judge ordered the term to start January 1 so she could spend Christmas with her four children.
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Gastonia
N.C
Olivia Davidson
Gastonia Township
Bank Robbery Fails Despite Elaborate Plan
In Atlanta on Tuesday a gunman failed to rob the Buckhead Citizens and Southern Bank after taking hostages, including Ray B West and his family. He fled by car but was pursued by police and FBI officers who fired at the suspect before his surrender. Keith Donald Moore, 24, faces charges of attempted robbery and a prior June 26 bank heist at the same branch.
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Ray B. West
West
FBI Ais
Buckhead
Citizens and Southern National Bank
Banko
Moore
Switzerland
FBI
Pully
Paris
R. E. Little
Bob Tolleson
Suzanna Ingle
Ingle
Norton
Edward A Richards dies at 66. poet and educator
Edward Ames Richards 66, poet and former national director of the Junior Red Cross, died Tuesday of a stroke in Washington. He taught at Columbia University Rochester University and Amherst College after being born in Williamsburg Massachusetts.
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Washington
Edward Ames Richards
Red Cross
Richards
Columbia
Rochester
Amherst
Williamsburg
Mass
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