Market Roundup Shows Modest Moves Across Major Firms
Chrysler faced brief profit taking and slipped early then steadied as it firmed. Ford and Eastman Kodak fell about a point. General Motors American Motors and Union Carbide sagged with mixed results. Burroughs surged on speculative demand and recouped several points. Du Pont rose, IBM edged up, while General Electric and Westinghouse gained small amounts.
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Chrysler
Ford
General Motors
American Motors
Burroughs
Union Carbide
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
IBM
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
U S Smelting Returns to Gain Amid Mixed Markets
The Dow Jones average at noon rose 1.71 points to 686.57 as U S Smelting posted a slight gain. The American Stock Exchange saw mostly higher prices in moderate trading while corporate bonds were mixed and government bonds held steady.
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U.S
American Stock Exchange
Mixed gains and steady opening in New York stocks
In a modestly higher but uneven session, the Associated Press average rose 0.2 to 259.9 at noon as steel stocks led minor gains while oils and electronics showed slight upside. Trading remained moderate with several key issues fluctuating and profit-taking concerns noted.
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NEW York
Associated Press
Eess
Tobac- Adams Millis
Allied Ch
Am Tel & Tel
Atch T&sf
Atl Coast Line
U.S. Steel
Atl Refining
Oose Jones & Laughlin
Frac
Avco Co
Tinnally, Bendix Corp
Celanese Corp
Champion
Ches & Ohio
Chrysler
Coca-Cola
Columbia G&e
Comi
Curtiss Wrt
Dan Aiv Mills
Douglas Airc
Dow Chem
Duke
Holmes
DuPont de N
Eastman Rod
Tel & Tel
Gerb
Goodrich BF
Goodyear T&r
Greyhound
Gulf Oil Corp
Monsanto
Pepsi-Cola
Phillips Petr
Pitt Plate Glass
Radio Corp
Rep Silperunion
Reynolds Tech
Sears Roebuck
Sou Railway
Sperry Corp
Ltd Brands
Std Oil Calif
Std Oil NJ
Stevens JP
Texaco Inc
Textron Inc
Union Bag
UN Carbide
Union Pac
United Airlines
United Aircr
United Fruit
US Rubber
US Stlersneveeerss
French Poodle Gets Mink Coat in Brockton
Tu Tu a 6 year old toy French poodle in Brockton wears a mink coat costing 125 dollars owned by Mildred Holmes. The tale contrasts doggy luxury with human legal debates about tax settlements and government liabilities.
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Brockton
Mass
Mildred Holmes
Nonpartisan Ad Seen As School Unit Option
Senator Johnson outlined a plan to implement the commission's recommendations with a bill at least 30 days from introduction. Senator Strong proposed tenure for teachers with graduate certificates after three years in the same administrative unit, with discharge only for gross neglect immorality inefficiency or insubordination to designated supervisors. The General Assembly was cautioned that higher dorm rates could push higher education beyond low income families, as the Joint Appropriations Committee heard a request to continue half-state funding for dormitories from university leaders Friday.
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Sen. Johnson
Sen. Strong
N. C. General Assembly
Joint Appropriations Committee
William C. Friday
The
Consolidated University
Leo Jenkins
East Carolina
William Plemmons
Appalachian
Mrs Patton 76 Died At Walkertown After 60 Years In HP
Mrs Jennie Patton of 1310 Eastchester Drive Walkertown died at 8 1 a m in Maple Grove Rest Home after a brief illness. She moved to High Point after marriage and lived there sixty years. Survived by daughter Mrs C S Forbis three grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral Sunday with time and place to be announced. Burial Oakwood Cemetery. Body at Calvin C Orrell Northside Funeral Home.
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Jennie Patton
Eastchester Dr
Maple Grove Rest Home
Walkertown
Anna i
Doorn Uct. II
Mrn Stokes County
Mont ‘Joe
Addie Lumley Kirk
High Point
W. E
C. S. Forbis
Oakwood Cemetery
Calvin C. Orrell
Cuba Elections Targeted by Hijacking Party
The text argues that when Communists seize power they replace democracy with a peoples democracy and elections become a target. It cites the FALN manifesto predicting manipulated elections by Betancourt and urges fierce opposition in 1963 to counter alleged fraud. It mentions funding dormitories through federal loans and restoring power to the people.
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Cuba
FALN
Betancourt
Sanford
Fed
Supremederal
J. S. Raper of Asheboro Dead at 67
Joseph S. Raper 67 of Asheboro died at Randolph Hospital. A World War I veteran, he belonged to the American Legion Lions Club and First Methodist Church. He taught Bible class, retired from furniture work in High Point and Asheboro. Survived by wife two daughters two sisters three brothers and two grandchildren. Funeral 3 p.m. at First Methodist Church in Asheboro. Burial Oaklawn Cemetery.
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Asheboro
Joseph S. Raper
Randolph Hospital
Davidson County
American Legion
The
Lions Club
First Methodist Church
Wesley
High Point
Ruth Holton Raper
Carroll
Washington, D. C
William Austin IT
Roanoke Rapids
W. P. Hawfield
Monroe
Charles A. White
Pugh Funeral Home
Oaklawn Cemetery
Hijacking of Anzoategui Shifts Into Diplomatic Silence
Betancourt appeals for Caribbean help prompts officials to watch the freighter. informants say U S ships or planes may report position to Caracas if sighted. Venezuelan authorities call hijackers pirates and urge international help to capture them while negotiations offer a captain swap are dismissed as propaganda. The freighter en route to Houston and New Orleans with empty holds was seized after departing La Guaira.
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Anzoategui
Betancourt
Caribbean
Washington
U.S
Caracas
State Department l
Navy
Carlos Andres Perez
Andres Perez
U.S. Coast Guard
Houston
New Orleans
la Guaira
Soviets Demand Major Concession for Test Ban Talks
At Geneva the Soviet Union says talks to ban nuclear testing stay alive only if the West offers a major concession. Vasily Kuznetsov says a two to three on site inspections per year is the Soviet maximum, while Westerns push for eight to ten. Godber says agreement is closer despite stalling claims.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Russia
Kuznetsov
United States
Yuri Tcherniakov
Kuznettsov
U.S
Joseph Godber
Kennedy Pledges Tax Cut Amid Western Alliance Strains
President Kennedy outlined a new tax package to prevent a recession and cited risks of restricted growth and higher unemployment if Congress stalls. He argued the fiscal plan faced an $11.9 billion deficit for the year starting July 1 and stressed U S efforts to counter Communist subversion in Latin America while maintaining a strong European defense alliance.
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Kennedy
Congress
Allready
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