Wall Street Zigs In Heavy Trading Near Record Highs
In New York the stock market faced intense trading as major averages hovered near historic highs. Chrysler both regular and when issued stock moved on delayed openings, IBM climbed over 5 points, GM slipped after Du Pont announced another stock offering, and the AP 60 was up 4 at noon with gains across Bulova Pfizer United Airlines and Union Carbide while several leaders posted fractional declines.
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UAL Strike Threat Is Ended
Washington AP report says the United Air Lines machinists halted a potential Christmas strike after reaching a new contract. The agreement includes a 39 cent per hour wage rise in three steps, reaching 3.52 in 1965, matching Braniff gains. Voting by 13 000 union members should finish before Sunday.
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Mount Kangchenjunga Third Highest Peak on Nepal Sikkim Border
Mount Kangchenjunga stands on the Nepal Sikkim border south of the Himalaya axis and rises to about 28 168 feet. The peak is the world’s third highest.
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Furniture Executive Dies In Wreck In Lenoir NC
Boyd E. Fall 31, a furniture company executive tied to Blowing Rock Furniture Co, died early today in a two car collision in downtown Lenoir. Two men in the other car were injured but not seriously. Authorities plan an inquest.
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Police jail 115 protesters in Columbia anti segregation march
In Columbia South Carolina police jailed 115 of about 200 young Negro demonstrators who paraded downtown to protest segregation. Timothy Smith allegedly tackled a detective as another protester was dragged into a police car. They faced charges of parading without a permit to disorderly conduct and refusing to obey officers.
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Eisenhower Lives By 11th Fairway
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and Mamie Eisenhower occupy a $175,000 desert home on Eldorado Country Club’s 11th fairway in Palm Desert California as a winter retreat. They arrived Tuesday to stay about five months.
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Santa Claus not coming haunts family leaving children
Wray family faces a bleak moment as fathers and mothers tell younger children that Santa Claus may not visit this year.Mrs Wray expresses faith in God and doctors while older siblings grasp the gravity of separation.
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Pickle Wins Texas House Seat in Johnson Boosted Campaign
Democratic insider Jake Pickle, 49, defeats Republican Jim Dobbs in Texas 10 county district to succeed Homer Thornberry as U S Representative. With most votes counted, Pickle leads 27 206 to 16 039. Pickle credits Johnson friendship and unity to the win. Dobbs is a former Church of Christ minister and Life Line commentator.
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Jake) Pickle
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Life Line
Self-Interest versus Organized Pressure A Candid Claim
A concise remark notes that truth becomes secondary when it conflicts with the organized push of a selfish group. It emphasizes the power of collective self-interest shaping perception and outcomes in public discourse.
Education Fund Bill Signed by Johnson Expands Vocational Aid
President Johnson signed a 1.56 billion education bill in the White House Cabinet Room expanding federal support for vocational education, extending the impacted areas program by two years and boosting college loan funds under the National Defense Education Act. The measure follows Kennedy proposals to retrain youths for modern jobs and extends aid to districts near federal installations as parts of the program expired last June. Johnson touted Congress as enacting more than any prior session as he announced the act with lawmakers and officials present.
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Yule Mail Slowed By Tragedy After JFK Death
U S post office reports Christmas mail lag in December 1963 due to President Kennedy's assassination. By mid month mail volume ran about 5 percent below forecasts with Chicago region near the norm while most regions lagged. About 6.5 billion pieces moved so far, as the dept anticipates strong sales for the 1963 Christmas cent stamp featuring the national tree.
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Johnson Sits Down With Farm Leaders
President Johnson meets with six national farm groups at the White House to press for a unified plan on a wheat program to prevent a potential 600 million dollar drop in farm incomes next year. Agencies have not agreed on a proposal, with Farm Bureau resisting controls and others favoring voluntary limits.
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White House
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Tive League
U.S.A
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Congress
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White House Prints Over Two Billion Currency Notes
A report notes that the White House indicates more than two billion banknotes are being printed. The size and scope of the printing program are described as ongoing and substantial.
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Diem Returns as U.S. Confirms Vietnam Visit
The report notes Ngo Dinh Diem returning from a month after McNamara's last visit. Since the military's seizure of power on November 1, guerrilla attacks have risen sharply with heavy South Vietnamese losses. McNamara planned a trip to assess if the junta can reverse the trend.
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