Mixed Stock Market With Rails Steels and Autos Rising
Trading in New York showed a mixed day as rails and steels led gains while utilities slipped on profit taking. The Dow stood at 721.60, up .73, with Ford up about 2 points and Chrysler and GM modestly higher amid expectations of a 1962 upturn. Litton, GE, Union Carbide and Merck fell, while Jones & Laughlin led gains among major steels.
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Crysler
Litton Industries
General Electric
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Merck
Liggett & Myers
Sears Roebuck
Gimbel
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American Tobacco
Illinois Central
Jones & Laughlin
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Atch T&sf
Atl Coast Line
B. B. S. Studios
Colonial Stores
Atl Refining Seen
Erexel Furniture
Avgo CD
Balt & O
Wul Life Ins
Bendix Corpeeeeteee
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Beth Stl
Piedmont Aviation
Celanese Corp
Piedmont Nat. Gas
N.C
Champion P&f
Pyramid Life Ins
Ches & Ohio
Security Life & Trust
Soroban Engineering
Coca-Cola Eee
Superior Cable
Columbia G&e
Wachovia B’k & Trust
Wise Homes
Penneeens
Douglas Aire Fee
iGen Tel & Telseen
Goodrich
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Sperry Corp Eee
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Penney J C Es
el & Pow
Pennsy
Va P&p
West Union
Winn-Dixie Eee Wewee
Wenene
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Woolworth Eee
Am Tel & Tel Weet
Kennedy's First Year: A Start, Not a Finish
President Kennedy ends his first year with a mixed record. He shows a strong action orientation and steady foreign policy leadership, but his domestic aims face hurdles as civil rights, elderly medical care, and education aid stall. He laid groundwork for diplomacy, economic reform, and a tougher stance in Latin America and Berlin, yet substantial victories remain contested.
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Kennedy
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Europe
Latin America
Khrushchev
Harold Macmillian
Charles de ‘Gaulle
Colombia
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Fidel Castro
Berlin
Konrad Adenauer
de Gaulle
Adenauer
Macmillan
United Nations Action
Congo
Viet Nam
Leas
Dominican Republic
Theodore Roosevelt
Governor Sanford Plans A Relaxed Holiday Week
Governor Terry Sanford expects a quiet week after Christmas with a trip to Fayetteville and possible hunting. He spends Christmas Eve at the Executive Mansion with his wife and two children, joined by Col Knight and family, Mrs Wrensh, and Sanford's parents.
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Raleigh
Fayetteville
Terry Sanford
Executive Mansion
Sanford
Terry Jr
Betsy
John R. Knight
Westover Air Force Base
Mass
Col Knight
Frances Wrensh
Caldwell, N.J
Cecil Sanford
Laurinburg
Col. Knight
Mrs. Sanford
Drowning Toll From Sinking of Baby Anita Rises
The Philippines constabulary reports 13 drowned when the motor launch Baby Anita sank off Mindanao Saturday in Panguil Bay. Sixty three rescued and five still missing as the boat was overloaded amid heavy waves.
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Manila
Philippine Constabulary
Anita
Mindanao
Constabulary
Panguil Bay
Ho Ho Ho Echoes From Chinese Hospital
In San Francisco on Monday the Ho family welcomed Baby Ho a 7 pound girl on the hospital’s fourth floor. Parents Bill Ho 38 and Joyce Ho 29 are reported well alongside four other Ho children at home.
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San Francisco
Santa Claus
Bill Ho
Joyce Ho
Baby Ho
U S Troops In Viet Nam Celebrate Christmas Despite Dangers
At Trung Lap base in South Vietnam 15 U S Army men and Vietnamese trainees marked Christmas with a midnight Mass a small tree and a turkey dinner despite Viet Cong sniper fire and bridge arson attempts. Vietnamese rangers and officers joined the observance with Father Ngan in attendance.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Trung Lap
South Viet Nam
U.S. Army
Saigon
Trung Lap Cam
Tuan Ngan
Father Ngan
Viet Nam
Christian Rangers
Com
al Combs
Brooklyn
N.Y
Okinawa
U.S
Combs
Town Opens Heart To Unfortunate in Sedalia
Sedalia police gave leftover Christmas candy to children on their beats. One patrolman found a family of 17 with no Santa visit or food. A radio broadcast spurred Sedalians to donate food and money, helping 70 children have a warmer Christmas.
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Sedalia, Mo
Sedalia
KDRO
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