Turbulent Stock Market Signals Policy Shifts AP Analysis
The AP analysis notes a broad market move with many stocks higher led by industrials and consumer goods while rails eased. It cites the Soviet policy discussion, Dow Jones held near a record high as investors weigh production efficiency and tax cuts.
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Preston Groveritty
Goodrich BF
Goodyear T&r
Airlines
Amnong Communist Party
Associated Press
Monsanto
Edicaenor
Columbia G&e
Coml Credit
Dan Riv Mills
Poe Aire Ae
Pravda
Dan Chem
Anushavan Attumanyan
DuPont de N
Seria
Snecis
Eastman Kod
Foote Min
Gen Foods
General Dynamics
Aerospace
Argumanyan
Stalin
Dow Jones Industrial Ar
McLean Trk
Tradio Ney
Ing
Can Stock Exchange
Phillips Petr
Moscow
New York
Chrysler
Soviet Union
Duke
East Uint
Ford
Util Lehendeliefit
Nail Distillers
Penney JC
U.S
Rep Steel
NEW York (Ap
He AN Phaalan
Reynolds
Sears Roebuck
Adams Millis
Sou Railway
Allied Ch i
Seward Street
Am Tob
Textron Inc
Kavanagh-Smith and Co
Arch T&sf
Union Bay
High Point
Thomas E. Myers Ail Coast Line
UN Carbide
Lot of
Eastwood
Atl Refining
Union Pac
Rufus W. Brower
Avco Co
United Airlines
B. Butler
Tract
Balt & Cowes
United Aire
Lon Marine Avenue
Bendix Corp
Nationwide Life Insurance Co
Beth Steel
Roy C. Hunt
Boeing Air
Walys Bee
Glen-Alan Furniture Co. Inc
Burroughs Corp
Caro P&l WielWesting
Uae
Olin L. Meekins
Woolworth
W. T. Kirkman
Realty Transfers In Greensboro Several Deals Reported
Realty transfers list from Greensboro area shows Darrell Lee Burns and wife convey to J. D. Steelman and wife in Darrell Burns Subdivision. Clifford Frazier Jr as commissioner transfers to Fred Johnson and A. I. Ferree adjoining Amos Ragan property. Wiley Park Farms Inc transfers to Walter C. Everiss and wife in Wiley Park Subdivision. T. C. Ragsdale and others to Donald N. Setliff and wife in Cedarwood Subdivision. Virginia Pitchford to Walter F. E. Deatherage and wife in Greater North Greensboro property of J. C. Kerenoff. T. C. Ragsdale and others to Rossie G. Gardner and wife in Cedarwood.
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Darrell Lee Burns
J. D. Steelman
Darrell Burns
Clifford Frazier Jr
Fred Johnson
A. I. Ferree
Amos Ragan
Wiley Park Farms Inc
Walter C. Everiss
Wiley Park
T.C. Ragsdale
Donald N. Setliff
Cedarwood
Virginia Pitchford
Walter FE
Greater North Greensboro
J. C. Kerenoff
T. C. Ragsdale
Rossie G. Gardner
No Action On Cuba Imminent
Washington reports no action on Cuba. James Marlow notes U.S. policy shifts in Latin America and Vietnam, with Mann taking charge of Latin American affairs and Sullivan heading Vietnam policy. Hilsman resigns, Castro policy remains uncertain, and Johnson signals no retreat from Cuba despite pressures.
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Cuba
James
John F. Kennedy
Almonth
Kennedy
Thomas C. Mann
Mexico
White House
Mann
Edwin M.J. Martin
Eusys
Pues
State Department
Viet Nam
William H. Sullivan
Dean Rusk
Sullivan
State
Defense Departments
Hilsman
U.S
Johnson
Panama Canal Zone
Fidel Castro
Teauhla
Dow Jones Averages at Noon Amid Market Mix
The noon Dow Jones Averages figures show mixed activity with gains in several industrials and utilities while overall volume remains heavy. Industrials advance modestly as utilities edge up, while overall turnover runs into millions, indicating active trading under Bache & Co. sponsorship.
Riot era testimony details alleged hostage urges
Vanderford testified about a statement from Crowder claiming Williams and Mrs. Mallory urged the crowd to take as hostages any white people who entered the area. The testimony referenced a 1961 riot and a claim Crowder saw Williams fire a machine gun in his Monroe yard, with no further context.
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Vanderford
Crowder
Williams
Mallory
Monroe
Oklahoma City Council Votes to Pause Supersonic Tests
Oklahoma City's city council voted 7-0 to seek a three month suspension of FAA sonic boom tests. FAA officials said tests could halt once the council's action reaches Washington. Citizens groups oppose the flights while local groups push for continuation and petitions. Five months of testing were planned with data from past tests requested.
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Jerry Scarbrough
Oklahoma City
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Washington
Gordon Bain
Chamber of Commerce
Citizens For Progress of
Aeronautica Center
Tinker Air Force
Gastonia Police Raid Four Private Clubs
Gastonia North Carolina police arrested managers of four private clubs on gambling and liquor charge after raids led to confiscation of 11 slot machines four pinball machines and bonded liquor and beer from the Eagles Club Veterans of Foreign Wars post Molechs Negro Elks Club and white Elks Club The chief said the raids followed a tip about these clubs purchasing federal gambling tax stamps.
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Gastonia
N.C
Ernest Rankins
Eagles Club
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Molechs
Elks Club
White Elks Club
Rankin
Molech Elks Club
Baker's hearings unfold after senator's resignation
Baker, 35, resigned from a $19,600 Senate post amid allegations he used his position to boost private fortunes. The Senate committee investigates possible conflict of interest and improprieties. Four managers arrested for contempt actions were Reinhart, Queen, Robertson, Elders. all released on bonds. Senator Curtis says immunity should be denied to officials accused of misconduct.
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Senate
Baker
Carl T. Curtis
R. Neb
Paul Reinhart
Eagles Club
Billy Queen
VFW Post
John Robertson
L. P. McLendon
Com- 39
White Elks Club
Mitiee
Nathan Elders
Elks Club
Snow and Cold Hit Midwest and West Areas
A storm center moved out to sea after dropping heavy snow in North Carolina mountains. Arctic air sent temperatures below zero in Wyoming Colorado Idaho and northern Midwest. Wyoming read 16 below in Evanston and 14 in Laramie.
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Associated Press
Midwest
North Carolina
Colorado
Wyoming
Idaho
Mid-west
Evanston
Laramie
Eagle
Colo
International Falls
Minn
Minot
Grand Forks
N.C
Marquette
Mich
Florida
Mexican
Missouri
Illinois
Iowa
Indiana
Quebec
Ohio Valley
Colorado Mountains
Arizona
New Mexico
Clay Sees Retirement Thought But Not Yet
Cassius Clay, the new heavyweight champion, told reporters he seriously considers retirement from boxing after he earns enough money. He said he fights to make a living, but would stop when content, then clarified he may still pursue future fights, including Sonny Liston, as a commission meeting loomed. The scene mixed retirement talk with praise for his career and ongoing questions about his next bout.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Cassius Clay
Tulsville
Cassius
Sonny Liston
Grace
Ing
Bill Glick
Ibeepee
Clay
Washell
New York
Cotton
Liston
Senator Curtis presses Baker hearing over party girls
Senator Carl T. Curtis questions Baker about party girls and entertainment tied to his business dealings and government support, insisting improprieties deserve full investigation. Scott defends scope. Jordan silent as reporters seek comment. Curtis warns hushed actions would damage the committee’s credibility.
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Washington
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
Baker
Ielud
Bobby Baker
Curtis
Ant
Hugh Scott
Senate Rules Committee
Senate
Scott
Baker Investigton
Committee
Sen
B. Iverett Jordan
D-N.c
Miorty
Claiborne Pell
D - Bil
Pell
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China
Luther
United States
YMCA
Vanderford China
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Dow Jones
Bache & Co
Noam
Reape
Superior Court
Crowder’s
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Baker's
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Boxing
Southern Furn
Bhi
North State Telephone
B.B.S
J. Sturgis May & CO. Stocks and Sonds
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