Stock Market Turbulence Amid Katanga Crisis and Student Protest
University students in Elisabethville storm the U.S. consulate shouting anti Kennedy chants and fire a small shack. The U.S. stock market moved higher with many blue chips posting gains as the AP average rose to 649.72 at noon, led by motors and aerospace stocks while the day’s trade was heavy and volatile amid Katanga turmoil and fresh U.N. military shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Latz
Elisabethville
Katanga
the Congo
Kennedy
U.S
Mac
Jonathan Dean
Dean
New York
GeniIat Tel & Tie
Eral Motors
Chrysler
Kayser-Roth
Liggett & Myers
Martin-Marietta
McLean
Monsanto
Monty Ward
Rts
Motorola
Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy Pd
Nazi Distillers
NY Central
Ealy
Nori & West
Avia
Lion
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Secessn
Radio Corp
Moise Tshombe
Reynolds
Sears Roebuck
Sou Railway
iSperry Corp
Associated Press
Sid Brands
Texaco Inc
Reste Inc
Union Bay
Union Pac
United Airlines
United Airer
United Fruit
US Rubber
US Si
iVa el & Pow
West Union
Ally
Westing el
Lock iWinn-Dixie
Woolowrth J
Zenith
United Aircraft
IBM
Polaroid
American Motors
Studebaker
Ford
Union Carbide
du Pont
Dow Jones
ASK
S./ Allied
Sec
Alivac Metals
Am Cryogenics
Fidelity Life
Me Bbs Studios
Drexel
Allis-Chal
Erprises
Enka
First Southern
Am Motors
First Union Nat Bank
Tel & Tél
Gulf Life Ins. Co
Am Teb
Harris-Teeter Sup M
Ateh
T&sf
Intermountain Tel
Atl Coast Line
Jefferson Stud
Atl Refining Abu
Kavanaugh-Smith Eee BE
Bendix Corp
Moore Handley, Inc
Boeing Air
N.C. Nat Bank
Borden Co
Piedmont
Burland
Piedmont Nat Oe
Burroughs Corp
N.C
Caro P&l
Pyramid Life
Celanese Corp
Scottish Bank
Sec L&t Sp
Champion P&f
Soroban Eng Inc
Ches & Ohio
Listad Mot
Superior Cable
Oce Cola
Thomasville Industr
Columbia G&e
Wachovia. Bank
Cori Credit
Fo St Tel Co
Curtiss Writ
Dan Riv Mills
St Tel
Douglas Aire
Dow Chem
Duke Pow
Dupontden
East Airl
Eastman Rod
NEW York (Ap
Goodrich BF
Goodyear Ter
Greyhound
Gulf Oil Corp
Paper Fire and Smoke At City Stores
A grass and trash fire in a yard near E Washington Drive prompted a 12:42 p.m. call to firefighters by E Davis. Fire officials say debris burning in an incinerator sparked the blaze, charring dry grass. In Woolworth's downtown a burning paper in a waste basket set off smoke on the second and third floors, with authorities noting a cigarette as the cause. damage described as negligible after the 9:05 p.m. incident. A false alarm at Slane Hosiery Mill at 8:33 a.m. drew units though no fire was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Washington
E. Davis
Davis
Woolworth
Slane Hosiery
Over-Counter Stocks Guide and Price Ranges
The following unofficial prices are from the National Association of Securities Dealers and other sources. They indicate approximate bid and asked ranges as of December 20 1962 and are not transactions. Origins of quotations available on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
33 Die In Air Crash In Poland
WARSAW Poland AP Poland's first commercial air crash in 11 years kills 33 aboard a Viscount propjet after a Brussels to East Berlin flight. Among the dead are 24 Polish passengers five Polish crew members and an East German family of four. Debris covers a snow field 300 yards from the runway as officials seek cause and the airport extends its runway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Poland
Brussels
Belgium
East Berlin
Nine Minnesota orphans join Meyers after tragedy
Nine Baker children aged 4 to 10, orphaned when their parents died in a pickup crash near Battle Lake, Minnesota, have been adopted by Mr and Mrs Donald Meyer of Charlotte. The Meyers already had four children and the nine recently flew in to join the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nne
Jerry
Darlene
A. B
H. T
Danny
Gene
Bentley
Minnesota
Donald Meyer
Charlotte
Walter Baker
Meyers
Battle Lake
Minn
Freighter To Load Up At Miami
The African Pilot freight er arrived at Port Everglades to transport medicines and foodstuffs to Cuba in a potential barter with Fidel Castro to win the freedom of 1,113 invasion prisoners. The Coast Guard patrolled the area as the 10,000-ton vessel tied up at 9:30 a.m. after a voyage from Baltimore. Available for loading were 11 box cars of charter supplies moved to the port 30 miles north of Miami by the Florida East Coast and Seaboard Air Line railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Port Everglades
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Coast Guard
Baltimore
Florida East Coast and
Seaboard,Air Line
Goldwater Rules Out 1964 Vice Presidential Bid
Senator Barry Goldwater states he will not seek the Republican vice presidential nomination in 1964 saying he does not want to be a "big fat zero" and prefers the Senate. He notes Kennedy’s political impact and warns against pairing presidential and vice presidential candidates with conflicting views while downplaying claims of a challenge from Stewart Udall. He also says Rockefeller is not as liberal as some suppose and questions facing Udall as a possible Senate opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Senate
Phoenix Press Club
Goldwater
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Former Register of Deeds Dies in Greensboro
John H. McAdoo, 70, who served Guilford County as Register of Deeds for 23 years before retiring at end of 1959, died at Wesley Long Hospital after a monthlong illness. Funeral arrangements were pending. He spent 41 years in the office, 18 as chief deputy before his first election, and faced no opposition after 1940. Survived by wife Maurie White, three sons, and a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
John H. McAdoo
Guilford County
Maurie White
Truman plans Congo mission talks at United Nations
Lt Gen Louis Truman will hold further talks at the United Nations before leading a U.S. mission to the Congo to assess UN force needs and equipment. The eight man team will study logistics and capacity of the 18,000 strong UN force, aims to stay five to seven days, and comes amid Western pressure over Katanga's secession and Cold War concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
Louis Truman
U.S
Congo
U.N
Truman
Washington
Kennedy
Nassau
Harold Macmillan
United States
U Thani
State Department
Robert K. A. Gardiner
Polio Vaccine Controversy Spurs Community Programs
The committee disclosed a very small risk from the Type III polio vaccine. About 15 million people of all ages had received it in non-epidemic areas in 1962, mainly children. Dr Sabin urged continued community vaccination before the next polio season, noting it as the path to full elimination. Some communities moved ahead with plans despite the controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smadel
Cincinnati
Albert B. Sabin
Realty Transfers High Point Township
Realty transfers list several property deals including Donald Edward Corp. and others selling to Walter E. Crissman and spouse for a lot in Emerywood Forest. Elif F. Hall and spouse sell six lots on East Avenue and First Street to Herman J. Hunter Sr. and spouse. Betty Jeanne Buck Barrow and husband transfer a lot from N. M. Harrison property to multiple buyers. Clyde C. Vaughn and spouse sell a lot of E. H. C. Fields plot to I. G. L. Green and others. C. Clifford Frazier Sr. and wife transfer Lincoln Drive lots to Janet Lovat Frazier, Mary Frazier, Laura C. Frazier, and Margaret C. Frazier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Edward Corp
Walter E. Crissman
Emerywood Forest
Elif F. Hall
Herlman J. Hunter Sr
East Avenue
First Street
Betty Jeanne Buck Barrow
Betty Buck Barrow
N. M. Harrison
Clyde C. Vaughn
Ig. L. Green
E. H. C. Fields
C. Clifford Frazier Sr
Janet Lovat Frazier
Lincoln Drive
Mary F. Frazier
Laura C. Frazier
Margaret C. Frazier
Ellender Says Africa Denial Not Offense to Him
Sen Allen J Ellender D La says he was not insulted by Tanganyika Uganda and Ethiopia denying him entry after remarks African self government is premature He notes he may have spoken truth in wrong place and asserts freedom of speech and outside aid shape many African nations facts include Nyasaland Rhodesia federation and colonial context challenges not fully ready voters and need aid programs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Tanganyika
Ellender
Africa
Tanganiyika
Uganda
Ethiopia
United States
Ebender
France
Equatorial Africa
Imost
Albania
Eliender
Rhodesia
Criti
Cism
Nyasaland - Rhodesia Federation
Nyasaland
Federation
Pipeline Route Under Scrutiny By Lexington Thomasville
Colonial Pipeline officials presented three witnesses to Lexington and Thomasville officials arguing the 36 inch pipeline from Dallas to Greensboro would not threaten the watershed. City leaders plan further study and may pursue legal action to force rerouting away from the Thomasville Lexington Reservoir watershed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Colonial Pipeline Co
Lexington
Dallas
Texs
Greensboro
Thomasville Lexington
Bothities
Dow Jones Averages Read in Boiling Water Test
An unusual test measures the Dow Jones Averages by placing them in rapidly boiling water to see if they reach 212 degrees at sea level, implying a playful or metaphorical assessment rather than financial data.
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Jaguars
Register of Deeds
Gene Smith
Holiday Inn
Arheel
Technicolor
Richard Burton
Robert Ryan
Mae
West Green St, Ext
Paramount
Alan Rod
Ladd-Steiger
High Point Township
Jamestown Township
Cne
Droopy
Tom & Jerry
Barney Bear
Aupfcllan Vey
Tonite
Cary Grant
Ingrid Bergman
Andy Griffith
Don Knotts
Brigitte Bardot
W. High Street
Walt Disney
Jules Vernes
Echevalier Mills Sanders White
Disney
Donald’s
Gas
Eortc A
Bache & Co
LAUN
Centennial Ave
Vaughn
N. Main ST
Caligari
Glynis Johns
Dan O'Herlihy
Jerry Lewis
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