Cotton futures rise amid mixed market and Dow activity
New York trading opened with cotton futures up 40 to 70 cents a bale as a flurry of demand and mixed stock movement touched motors, chemicals and utilities. The Associated Press average rose modestly with key industrials and autos gaining while aerospace fell, amid end-of-year tax considerations and Skybolt missile controversy lingering.
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Fine Against Woman Upheld In Bus Seat Dispute
Circuit Judge John M. Kelly upheld a 25 dollar fine against Edna D. Ratliff of Charlotte for disorderly conduct after an argument on a Knoxville to Indiana bus over a front seat. Ratliff left an article in the seat and returned to find two other women occupying it.
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Greensboro Girl Dies From Heart Ailment
Norma Antoinette Williamson an 18 year old Greensboro girl died after a heart operation at Duke Hospital in Durham. Doctors cited a weak pre op condition and kidney failure as the likely cause. Her damaged mitral valve had been replaced with a mechanical valve earlier in the month.
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U.S. expresses concern over Brazil economic crisis
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy's unheralded Brazil trip underscored Washington's worry over Brazil's inflation and political instability. Kennedy met President Joao Goulart in Brasilia and planned a wider tour, while U.S. officials cited limited options to curb the crisis.
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Investment contrasts Puget Sound bonds with preferreds and annuities
A reader questions why Puget Sound Power 5% debentures priced at 105 yield 5 percent cannot fetch 105 in today’s market while a 48 percent preferred trades at par. The reply notes market bids, differences between bonds and preferreds, maturity, retirement risk, and inflation, and then outlines investment plans for three case profiles ages 70 68 and 38 with varying incomes and needs.
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Puget Sound
Study of religion and science explored by a minister
A Philadelphia AP transcription discusses a study titled logic and Faith by Walter F. Stuermer, Presbyterian minister, published by Westfberg Press. It surveys relations between religion and science, noting quests for fuller truth and the interplay of faith and inquiry.
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Dick Powell In Severe Pain
Hollywood actor producer Dick Powell, 57, is in severe pain from cancer that has spread to his lower back, his doctor says. Dr. John C. Sharpe notes cobalt treatments had cleared cancer in Powell’s lymph glands and upper chest, but X rays do not detect the back spread. Powell and his wife June Allyson moved from their Beverly Hills home to an apartment as he undergoes ongoing sedation and treatment.
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Republicans Will Demand Equal Time in Kennedy Interview Response
Republicans plan to seek a comparable speaking forum on radio and TV to counter President Kennedy's televised interview. Who would appear for the GOP is undecided though former President Dwight D. Eisenhower is frequently mentioned, with some reluctance to task him with a large new role. Rep. Clarence J. Brown of Ohio comments on the reaction.
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