Stocks Fall From Early Rally As Oil, Motors and Planes Dull
New York stocks slipped after an initial rise as losses in oils, motors and aircraft shares pulled major indexes lower. Chrysler announced 4,009 layoffs in Detroit and U S Rubber 1,300, with crude and copper prices easing. General Dynamics and other aerospace issues lagged after Atlas missile delay. Twentieth Century Fox edged up on plans for a Los Angeles city on its lot. The AP average for 60 stocks was down 30 cents to 159.50 at noon with Industrials down, rails off, utilities up.
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New York
Chrysler
U.S
Detroit
Southwest
General Dynamics
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Twentieth Century - Fox
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Stop Pain of Piles: At-Home Treatment Promise
An advertisement claims Stop Pain of Piles offers home use relief with a money back guarantee. It cites a six ingredient blend including Triolyte as a trademarked Grove substance with rapid anesthetic action and swelling reduction as it begins to work.
Schedule Snippet Shows Times and Bignott
A fragment lists times from 9:30 to 1:00 with entries like news and Bignott referenced in the timeslot sequence. The piece hints at a broadcast timetable without detailing programs beyond the labeled items.
Two Factors Help Fight Recession In New Defense Push
Two factors defend against downturn as defense spending rises and a surge of contract awards boosts outlook. In April the pace of defense outlays nears 40 billion a year and may lift the fiscal year starting next July.
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New York
Anastasia Case Ties Gambling to Killers Sought
New York prosecutors link the Albert Anastasia slaying to Havana gambling. Frank Hogan orders a nationwide search for two gamblers Santos Traficanti and Joseph Silesi in questioning over a Havana casino concession. They are not described as killers.
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Manhattan
Atty
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Hogan
Havana
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Park- Sheraton
Santos Traficanti
Louis Santos
Tamps
Joseph Silesi
Joe Rivers
Traficanti
Apalachin
N. Y
Sans Souci
Silesi
Ono
Anas
Curran Given Up For Dead
Tulsa petroleum engineer Robert Curran said his brother Maj. Howard J. Curran may still be alive after an Albanian broadcast claimed his T33 trainer was forced down. Curran, missing Dec. 23 on a flight from Chateauroux to Naples, served 18 years in the air force and is from Pratt, Kansas.
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Albania
Robert Curran
Tulsa Petroleum
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Curran
Pratt
Ken
Maj. Curran
Central Air Command
Chateauroux
France
Naples
Italy
Wetzel to Faces Carolina Killings in Capital Case
Jurors seated as Wilas Wetzel faces first degree murder charges in the Reece and Brown killings. Prosecutors say Wetzel, an escapee from a New York mental institution, shot Patrolman Reece and later Brown during a car stop on U S Highway 220 near Ellerbe and Sanford. The case, leading to a possible gas chamber sentence, is before Judge J A Rousseau with extensive courtroom security and media restrictions.
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FBI
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Superior Court
Rousseau
Air Force
England
Mississippi
William
Ellerbe
U.S. Highway 220
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Sanford
Lee County
Old Folks Home Fire Sends Elderly to Hospitals
In Pawnee Oklahoma a fire destroyed an elderly home forcing twenty residents from the building. Eight of the rescued were in valids. Firemen attributed the blaze to faulty wiring and no injuries were reported though patients were moved to two area hospitals. Damages were not estimated.
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Pawnee
Okla
Thinking Thumbers and a Streetcar Ride
In Greensboro North Carolina a group improvises hitchhiking by signaling a demand for a ride. A motorist halted after seeing the red traffic light granted a ride to the youths despite earlier refusals.
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Greensboro
N. C
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