Stock Market Forces Steady Amid Saigon Grenade Scare
In Saigon a plastic grenade scare near the U.S. Information Agency building stalled streets and chilled trading. In New York stocks edged lower, led by declines in rail and consumer goods shares, while a separate gun misfire near the information building wounded a Vietnamese civilian.
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American New York
Penney J C
Pennsy RR
Washington
Adams Millis
Palvis
Lls Coat S
Oiec
Am Can Co
Radio Corp
Enka
Rep Steel
Am Motors
Rex Chain
Am Tel & Tel
Reynolds Teb
Tobers
Beth Steel
Stevens JP
Boeing Air
Sirexaco Inc
Air Force
Borden Ca
Toytron Inc
Burl Indoe
Eee
Iignion
Burroughs Corp
Curtiss Wrt
Information Agency
Eastman Kod
Thej
Foote
besi-Gen Foods
Goodrich BF
Liggett & Myers
Montg Ward
Douglas Airc
Dupontden East
Firestone
U.S. Information Agency
Build- Chemicals and Tobaccos
Ford Motor
JewelGen Motors
Dow Jones
Tel & Tel
Goodyear T&a
Greyhound
Bill
Tel
Lockh Air
Lorillard P My Ag
Martin Marietta
Dow Jones Industrial
McLean Trk Fea US
Motorola
U.S
Telnion Pac
American Celanese Corp
United Airlines
Chrysler
Here
New York
Gulf Oil Corp
Associated Press
Kayser Rotherage
Monsanto
Nat Dairy Pd
Champion P&f
United Aire
Columbia G&e
Western Md
West Union
Westing el
Wien Dixie
Woolworth
Zenith Rad
Tay
Mekong River
Storm Sweeps Into Northeast With Heavy Snow and Rain
A major storm moving from Texas through the Southeast brought drenching rain and heavy snow to the Northeast. Reports include up to 16 inches in Harrisburg and a foot in Phillipsburg and Martinsburg, with zero visibility at times in Santawn Da. Mountain snow reached Mount Mitchell with up to 14 inches, while coastal areas faced gale warnings from Cape May to Eastport Maine.
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Cubs On Trial Today In Fla. Fishing Case
The 29 Cuban fishermen, captains of four government owned trawlers seized Feb. 2 off Dry Tortugas, waive jury trial on unlicensed fishing charges. Judge Thomas Caro oversees the case with the Cubans in good spirits in Key West jail. The dispute touches Guantanamo Bay relations as Cuban revolutionary songs drift from the bullpen.
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Key West
Fla
Cuba
Florida
Coast Guard
Tortugas
Thomas Caro
Criminal Court
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
Whitehead Street
Parental Love Emphasized By Civitan Speaker
John D. Martin urged High Point Civitan Club members to teach parents to love their children stressing that 30 percent of college students lack psychiatric aid before graduating. He noted lack of love marks a child and called for parental education while Horace McKinney led the meeting.
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High Point Civitan Club
NEW York
Cotton Fu High Point College
Martin
Stures
Civitans
Horace McKinney
Civitan Club
Dewey Corns
Angus Sargeant
Club
Lester Hamilton
Family Service Bureau
Bobby Hoskins
Civitan
Ruby trial moves through Dallas theater courtroom
Two days after the Kennedy assassination Oswald is accused of killing the president. Jack Ruby, who ran a Dallas strip club, avoids the defense table and exits quickly. Judge Joe B Brown denies moving the trial, and Bell loses a bid to bar television viewers from serving as jurors.
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Dallas
Oswald
Ruby
Joe B. Brown
Relligan
Senate
Belli
Texas
Brown
Bell
Coup in Gabon ousts Mba regime in bloodless takeover
French met in the presidential palace freed and reinvested in power as rival Jean M Claire Aubame was ousted. Paris says intervention reestablished legality for the Mba administration. Radio Gabon urged mutineers to lay down arms amid reports of resistance but no detailed names were given.
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Paris
Europe
Volga
Jean Hilaire Aubame
M’ba
Baptist Jubilee revivals planned for High Point area
Plans for Baptist Jubilee revivals in High Point were laid out by the Central Baptist Association executive committee. Twenty six churches will join the revivals from Easter Sunday March 25 to April 12 with Dr E W Price Jr chairing evangelism.
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Central Baptist Assa
Association
E. W. Price Jr
Green Street
Wingate College
Training Union
Baptist Home For the Aging
Baptist Hospital
Baptist Children's Home
George H. Wallace
Plane hijacking admitted by Cuba in Havana
Havana government says it is investigating a hijack of a private U S plane by two Cubans who forced pilot Richard Wright to fly to Havana. The Piper Apache left Tampa yesterday on a plan to Key West and then Naples. US Navy jets failed to sight the aircraft. Wright, 23, is a University of Miami student.
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U.S
Cuba
Tamiami Airport
Miami
Fla
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Richard Wright
Enrique Castillo Hernandez
Reinaldo Lopez Lima
Wright
Florida Gulf Coast
Naples
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Boca Chica
University of Miami
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Anne de
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