Stock Market Rises On Scrambled Afternoon Trade
The AP average of 60 stocks at noon climbed 1.00 to 256.70 led by gains in oils, tobaccos and rails. Industrials and utilities advanced while steels and motors mixed. The Dow edged up 1.33 to 701.33 as Boeing slipped and Xerox rebounded.
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Associated Press
Ida
American
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic Steel
General Dynamics
Boeing
IBM
Xerox
Litton Industries
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Bache & Co
1Am Can Co
Enka
Motors
Tel & Tel
Tebo
T&sf
Atl Coast Line
Atl Refining
Avco Co
Balt & O
Bendix Corp
Beth Stl
Sasbetes OO
Boeing Air
Borden Co Ceeeenenee
Borg-Warner
Burl Ind
Cannon Mills
Burroughs Corp
Ask
Fener Allvac Metals
Caro P&l
Eeeeeane
Botany Industries
Celanese Corp
Belt
Thane
Crompton Builders
Champion
P&f
Drexel Furniture
Ches & Ohio
Chrysler Seuebureer
Dynatronics
coca-Cola
Washington
Columbia G&e
Gulf Eng
Curtiss Stanley
Corl Credit
Seesase
Harris-T’ter
N.S. Tel
Eastman
Security Life & Trust
Gen Foods Eeneene
Soroban Engineering
Wachovia
K & Trust
Gen Tel & Tel
Wise Homes Feees
Monsanto Teen
Phillips Petr Dee
Mar Eee Ewes
Radio Corp Eee Ene
May Reynolds Tobee
Sears Roebuck
Sou Railway
Sperry Corp Ee
Calif
Stevens J P Wee
Texaco Inc
Txtron Inc Ee
Union Bay
Union Pac
West Union Eee Em Eee
Westingel
Winn-Dixie
Woolworth Veednepesenre
Zenith Rad Ovenees Io
Kennedy signals easing tensions amid Berlin talks
President Kennedy commented that peaceful settlement hopes could fade if Laos hostilities resume and Berlin negotiations proceed via Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson with Andrei Gronnyko. Adzhubei met at the White House while Salinger planned a Moscow trip to discuss better communications.
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Laos
Adzhubei
White House
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Moscow
Berlin
Llewellyn
Thompson
Andrei A. Gronyko
Soviet Union
Contempt Appeal To Be Heard In North Carolina
Washington NC AP reports the city's only Negro policeman appeals a 60 day contempt of court sentence from Recorder's Court in Superior Court. The case involves interference in a bastardy action. Determination of the appeal was expected today.
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Washington, N.C
Recorder's Court
Williams and Grice Case Sparks Habeas Release and Bond Change
Cotton Zier Woolard sentenced David Williams on January 9, but that night Superior Court Judge Malcolm Paul released him on a writ of habeas corpus. Bond was cut from 2000 to 200, as Grice acknowledged partial support and declining warrants, while Williams claimed bank deposits for child support.
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Zier Woolard
David Williams
Malcolm Paul
Paul
Lucille Sher
Grice
New York
Williams
Woolard
Welfare plan shift urged by Kennedy to extend aid programs
The 1930s era shifts call for extending a $100 million annual aid to dependents of the unemployed, extending federal share to 75 percent of rehabilitation costs, raising welfare grant ceilings, funding daycare for children of working mothers, and expanding state training and community work projects while preserving wages and safety. Kennedy frames these as public interest reforms to reduce dependency and strengthen families.
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Treasury
Kennedy
First Negro Commands U S Warship at Pearl Harbor
Lt Cmdr Samuel L Gravely Jr of Richmond Virginia becomes the first Black naval officer to command a U S warship Gravy took command of the destroyer escort Falgout at Pearl Harbor The 39 year old officer enlisted in 1942 and had served as executive officer on the destroyer Theodore E Chandler The Falgout home port is Pearl Harbor This milestone was announced by the 14th Naval District public information office
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Honolulu
Samuel L. Gravely Jr
Richmond
United States Naval
14Th Naval District Public Information Office
Gravely
Pearl Harbor
Navy
Columbia University
Theodore E. Chandler
Falgout He Succeeds Cmdr
Robert Friedman
Paso Robles
Calif
East German Troops Had Live Ammo for Guns, Exile Officer Says
A defected East German lieutenant told reporters in Bonn that units did not have orders to open fire if the Western Allies attacked the Berlin Wall. He said troops were armed with live rounds for heavy machine guns, submachine guns, and tanks, with blank ammo for intimidation. He reported mutiny morale and reluctance to fire on fellow Germans, and noted the interior minister would decide any firing order.
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John D. Koehler
Bonn
Germany
Red Wall
Berlin
East Germany
West Germany
Toll plan relies on local funding for bridges and roads
Horner told reporters after the commission meeting that tolls would hasten bridge and road construction and that small tolls would not hurt anybody. McClamroe proposed an east-west toll road serving North Carolina points as a possible option.
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Horner
Commission
McClamroe
North Carolina
Upper Volta's Rise From Protectorate to Republic
France established control over Upper Volta as a protectorate in 1896. The territory achieved full republic status in August 1960, marking independence from colonial rule and the start of a new national government.
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France
Africa
Upper Volta
Censor debate and arms test details surface in hearings
At congressional hearings the Pentagon cited McNamara’s order to justify not disclosing censorship decisions. Officials described curtailing intelligence disclosures and limiting close-up photos of missiles and space facilities to avoid aiding enemy analysis. Thurmond questions muzzling as Pentagon defends the policy as necessary. In Washington, the castor bean plant note and a North Carolina road funding probe are mentioned alongside Sanford’s dismissal of a highway official tied to Kidd Brewer and a large commission to a sign materials contractor.
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Sylvester
Pentagon
McNamara
Arthur G. Trudeau
House Space Committee
Willis D. Lawrence
Defense Department Directorate For Security Review
Thurmond
Subcommittee
Washington, D.C
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
North Carolina
Burch-Brewer
Gov
Sanford
Robert A. Burch
Burch
Kiddy Brewer
Raleigh Insurance
Brewer
OAS Voted Expel Cuba From Hemispheric Councils
The United States led 14 nations to expel Cuba from OAS councils with a broad declaration condemning Communist influence in the hemisphere. Khrushchev's son in law attended as Kennedy announced the move aims to implement expulsion within a week to ten days, with Cuba dissenting on the final votes and related measures.
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Aleven
United States
Cuba
OAS
Khrushchev
Alexei Adzhubei
Kennedy
Washington
U.S
OAS Council
Punta del Este
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