Trading mixed as market slips with cautious outlook
Stocks edged lower in moderately active trading led by profit taking in high priced issues. Utilities held firm while oils chemicals and nonferrous metals resisted the downtrend. The AP average fell to 289.9 and the Dow dropped 2.61 as ex dividends weighed on the market.
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House blocks voting provisions from bill in 123 to 50 vote
bipartisan coalition leads the House to defeat a move to strip voting provisions from the bill and then reject a limit to elections for federal officers. The chamber approves an amendment to extend provisions, with opposition from several Republican leaders and notable names in the GOP.
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Harvard Philosopher Clarence Lewis Dies at 92
Clarence I. Lewis, a Harvard University philosopher from 1920 to 1953, died Monday. Born in 1883, he became a noted educator and author, revered for his work on epistemology and ethics.
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Harvard University
Trooper Testifies Promotion Offer Linked to Hoffa Trial
Tennessee trooper Paschal testified he did not report a promotion offer from a Teamsters official tied to James R Hoffa's 1962 conspiracy trial jury. He described a meeting near Woodbury three weeks earlier and said he refused the offer to influence his wife, then on the jury.
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Tenn
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Paschal
Woodbury
Hoffa
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Nurse Held Prisoner By Patient At State Hospital
Miss Lucy Lacarde said 18 year old Hardy Ussery grabbed her keys in a wire partitioned ward at the State Hospital in Columbia. He locked other patients away and stayed with her for about 90 minutes before moving to a safer position after a USC student photographer urged a pictured escape. Police entered as staff opened an entrance door. Hospital officials provided limited background on Ussery.
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Hardy Ussery
Dave Underwood
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Underwood
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Race tensions erupt on campus with police action
Witnesses said the driver was white and the motorist was ticketed for striking a pedestrian. Police dispersed after a basketball game and later reinforced Jackson State campus and Campbell Christian College. Reporters were initially barred from the area.
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Campbell Christian College
Baker’s Real Estate and Stock Purchases Stir Senate Probe
The text describes Baker’s Florida real estate deal and a $250000 stock buy in an insurance company linked to Murchison interests in Texas. Senator Hugh Scott accuses Baker of planting threats against committee members and vows a thorough, nonpolitical investigation despite the high tensions in the Senate probe.
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Webb
Washington
Murchison
Texas
Senate
Hugh Scott
Baker
Scott
Committee
the Pennsylvanian
Testimony referenced new evidence in Kennedy case
States described a bride and called a witness very impressive after Rankin mentioned new evidence. Orren avoided confirming the reference as reporters questioned him leaving the court offices. The focus of testimony likely involved money sources for Oswald travel the mail order rifle purchase and possible links to Jack Ruby.
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Texas
Kennedy
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Man Charged Local IMC With Traffic Violation
Donnie Rufus Gardner 48 of Park Street was charged with failure to yield right of way after an accident at Park and Russell Streets yesterday. He collided with a vehicle driven by Willadean Chaney Reams of Brantley Circle. Two passengers in the Reams car were hospitalized.
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Brantley Circle
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S. Main Street
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Trinity
Lucas
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W. Russell Street
Essie Mae Fowler
Winter classes start tonight for foremen at High Point YMCA
The Industrial Management Club launches a five week winter series for foremen and supervisors at 7 pm. More than 150 men are expected to enroll. Instructors include Bob Friedman, D Clark Johnson, Dr W P Matthews, Forrest Wilkins, Capt T G Shelton, Richard Owen, Jack Scott, Jack Nance and Red Cross staff. Co sponsored by Guilford Industrial Education Center.
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High Point Ymca
Magic of
Bob Friedman
Laminated Parts Co
D. Clark Johnson
Amos Hosiery Mills
W.P. Matthews
High Point College
Forrest Wilkins
Better Business Bureau
Greensboro
T. G. Shelton
High Point Fire Department
Richard Owen
J. Sturgis May and Co
Jack Scott
Jack Nance
Greensboro Ymca
The
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Guilford Industrial Education Center
Saintsing Nominated for County Elections Board Seat
Lexington attorney George Saintsing, a longtime member of the county elections board, is the No. 2 choice of the county Democratic Executive Committee for a seat. Top choice Thurman Briggs and Bryan Myers are also named, with nominations to be sent for state committee approval.
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George Saintsing
Thomasville
Davidson County
Democratic Executive Committee
Saintsing
Thurman Briggs
Bryan Myers
Asheboro Bypass Bids Scheduled In North Carolina
The State Highway Department advertised seven projects for bids including the Randolph area Asheboro bypass relocation of Highway 20. Bids will be opened February 25 in Raleigh for 9.281 miles of grading base binder surface fencing and signing from one mile south of Utah to 1.56 miles north of Park Drive connecting US 220 and 49 A.
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State Highway Department
Raleigh
Randolph
Utah
Park Drive
Lutherans Endorse Mild Civil Rights Stand
The National Lutheran Council adopted a mild civil rights resolution in Charlotte and sent it to a committee for possible further action. It commended Northerners and Southerners seeking peaceful participation for all citizens and urged congregations to support community programs improving race relations. The resolutions are nonbinding recommendations.
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Charlotte
N. C
National Lutheran Council
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Preyer Names Managers In Two Counties
Richardson Preyer names Adam Beck to manage the Randolph County campaign and Edward Lackey to run the Forsyth County effort. Beck is an attorney in Asheboro and Lackey heads a Winston-Salem trucking firm.
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Adam
Jack) Beck
Richardson Preyer
Randolph County
Edward G
Red) Lackey
Forsyth County
Preyer
Beck
Asheboro
Lackey
Winston- Salem
Cotton Futures Open Mostly Unchanged in New York
New York AP reports cotton futures opened steady to 25 cents per bale lower than the prior close as trading begins.
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Red Army clash over aid and militia expansion sparks leadership purge
Reports say fears over ending Soviet aid and anger at expanding Chinese militia led to Peng Teh-huai being removed as defense minister and expelled from the Politburo. He has since vanished from public view.
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Peng Teh-huai
Politburo
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