Stock Market Slips As Averages Open Mixed In New York
The Associated Press 60 stock index opened near noon with a 257.0 reading, down 2 points. Industrials fell while rails rose and utilities slipped, as several leading issues posted gains and others remained steady. Analysts termed the market tired after a recent advance with Chrysler and American Motors hitting new 1962-63 highs while General Motors and Ford eased.
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Williams accuses Powell of waste and miscues in Congress
In a House speech, Senator Williams blasts Powell over a Harlem juvenile delinquency grant of 250000, loans totaling 10.8 million for housing and hotels, a European trip financed by Powell associates, and alleged tax delinquencies. He declines to retract despite requests, while Powell's absence delays education hearings and sparks a party-led standoff.
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Dow Jones Averages Reported by Bache & Co
The Dow Jones averages show mixed movement with Industrials at 679.92 at noon and 679.21 at 1 am. Rails slipped to 151.41 by noon while Utilities steadied near 135.72 and Stocks near 240.96. Trading volume reached 3.89 million by close.
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Assembly building closed to visitors on Sunday
Security guard W R Keller reported the concourse around the building filled with people in the afternoon. State official George Cherry said several thousand attendees came with four or five children each and noted the legislature is forming a commission to run the building, delaying any opening to visitors.
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Fire damages Elkin main street businesses
A morning blaze in Elkin North Carolina gutted Chappell Jewelers and the Elkin Barber Shop and caused water and smoke damage to Ideal Beauty Shop and Bon Ton Cafe. Fire crews prevented spread to nearby buildings, gaining control by 7 a.m. Early estimates were incomplete.
Conservative budget plan eyed for North Carolina 1963 65
Sanford and advisers label capital construction funding as conservative and expect quick backing from groups like the North Carolina Citizens Association. The 1963-65 budget could reach two billion with a 175 million increase. highway bonds may pass without tax hikes. Revenue estimates from October assume no tax cut boost and foresee a leveling or decline in the economy.
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Father and son sentenced to life in prison
In Newton North Carolina a father Earl Eugene Harris Sr and his 14 year old son Earl Eugene Harris Jr were sentenced to life in prison after pleading guilty to luring 75 year old Ruffin Canipe to a Maiden barn and beating him to death. The elder Harris was guilty as an accessory to murder and the boy pleaded guilty to first degree murder.
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Four Sisters Die Under Ice In Lake
Suffolk County officer Paul Barnard saved 11 year old Lorraine Corridan from a lake hole as four sisters aged 3 to 10 died beneath the ice. Corridan’s father Frank fished nearby while his wife tended their children. The bodies of Louise 3 Mary Ann 5 Patricia 7 and Kathleen 10 were recovered hours later.
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Airman Completes Long Hike At Seymour Johnson
Air Force officer Capt. Edward C. Cavahey completed a 50 mile hike Saturday night at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base amid doubts about non flying officers tackling such marches. Marines at bases nationwide had hiked 50 miles after President Kennedy questioned Leathernecks 1908 era endurance. Cavahey will be at Camp Lejeune Tuesday to watch.
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New York Newspaper Strike Talks End Without Agreement
More than 18 hours of bargaining between publishers and Local 6 of the ITU AFL CIO ended without settlement in New York. Mayor Wagner mediated and recessed talks at 830 am pending reports by Tuesday. Publicity leaders expressed mixed feelings as publishers and printers, led by ITU President Elmer Brown, held out hope for a resumption of publication.
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Graham Is Feeling Better After Pneumonia Attack
Evangelist Billy Graham, recovering at his Montreal home from pneumonia, told his secretary he was improving and may travel soon to Hawaii. His doctors plan ongoing care with twice daily visits as he cancels engagements for three weeks while awaiting stronger health to resume Far Eastern tours.
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Six Die In Fire Aboard Japanese Fishing Vessel
A fire aboard the 74 ton Zuiho Maru off northern Japan killed six of fourteen crew. The blaze was controlled and the ship returned to Wakkanai port. Three survivors suffered burns.
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Failure To Appear May Cost 115 Million
Howard Hughes faces a $115 million deposition in a Trans World Airlines suit as he defies a federal court appearance in Los Angeles. The case pits Hughes Tool Co. and Hughes against TWA over jet financing and antitrust claims.
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Advertising Executive Is Buried
Rex Holt Freeman 64 advertising director for the Winston-Salem Journal and Sentinel since 1926 was buried after a funeral service in Winston-Salem. Freeman began as a carrier in 1910 and rose to advertising director in 1926. Survivors include his widow a son two grandsons a brother and four sisters.
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