Stock Market Dips for Fourth Straight Session in NY
NEW YORK AP reports stock prices fell on a fourth consecutive session led by declines in steels and motors. Industrials dropped sharply while several low priced issues advanced in active trading. The market opened mixed amid tight money worries and a new Congress session, then priced lower as the day wore on with rails aircrafts and electronics mixed and chemicals airlines oils and other sectors weaker.
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Train wreck traps crew and passengers after derailment
Reish of Wellington leaped away from an oncoming diesel train as cars toppled. a baggage coach and mail car blocked tracks while passengers and crew listed injuries. Sgt. Arthur Cyphers and Margaret Taylor described the chaotic, frightened minutes after the crash.
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TV listings for WSJS Winston-Salem schedule
Channel 12 today features 4:30 Today 9:00 American History 4:30 Physical Science 10:00 Dough-Re-My 10:30 Flay Your Hond 11:00 Price Is Right 41:30 Concentration 12:00 Truth Consequences 12:30 Could Be You 1:00 On The Farm 1:15 News 1:30 Great Life 2:00 Queen For Day 3:30 Thin Man.
WUNC T Monday Education Channel Highlights
Program notes list 600 French researchers and six news segments on education and social science. German language content featured, with Appalachian spring theme and world commune discussion at 8.00.
Crosby to Star in Movie at Wake Forest
Bing Crosby will star in a film to be shot on the Wake Forest College campus in Winston-Salem during February.
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Wreckage Of Airliner To Be Rebuilt
The National Airlines DC6B wreckage from the Fort Fisher area is to be moved to Wilmington for reassembly in a film to be titled High Time. The Civil Aeronautics Board cannot estimate reassembly time as bodies of 34 victims have been identified and one Cuban victim remains missing. investigators still pursue Valdes in Havana. A major wreckage section fell on a small farm, spreading over two acres.
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Steel settlement may end major postwar strikes says Mitchell
Mitchell argues the new steel contract cuts postwar wage increase trend in half and lowers annual employment cost growth to about 3 percent from roughly 8 percent seen in other settlements. He notes confusion from reports comparing total employment costs to wage and benefit figures and cites U S Steel chairman Roger Blough on cost trends.
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Gov Brown Asked to Head California Delegation
California Democratic leaders urge Gov Edmund G Pat Brown to lead the 81 vote delegation as a favorite son. The Democratic State Central Committee cites his strong record as governor at a Saturday meeting. The article also notes the origin of handshaking in the Middle Ages with two men greeting each other by extending the right hand.
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Pat) Brown
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Sunday Snowcase Hollywood Reflections From TV Guide
Cynthia Lowry reviews NBC Sunday Showcase and Hollywood fare noting Hedda Hopper, Lucille Ball, Marlon Brando, Greta Garbo and Greer Garson appearances, plugs, and studio tours. The piece mentions Harold Lloyd’s Moorish home, Desilu Workshop details, and Ed Sullivan’s CBS response, with a brief TV slate and a chaotic montage of star moments.
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Nixon's from page one on leadership andMissile tests
Nixon calls for nations to supervise missile tests and urges U N supervision of underground tests. Truman blasts leadership erosion and hints at late endorsement. Symington aims for presidency while criticizing Eisenhower defense claims. DiSalle backs Kennedy and questions Nixon's steel deal. Goldwater rules out an Easterner as Nixon's running mate.
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Seaway Shipping Falls Short Of Expectations In 1st Season
The first deep water year of the St. Lawrence Seaway ended Dec 3 1959 with record port volumes but tonnage below forecasts. Ports like Milwaukee Cleveland Chicago and Toledo posted strong gains in cargo and grain exports, while delays at Welland Canal and port investments run into millions aimed at expanding capacity.
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Dudley Hill Dies at 79 Close Friend of Adolphe Menjou
Dudley Sloan Hill 79, retired banker and actor, died Saturday after months of illness. A former advertising businessman in the Panama Canal Zone and Wall Street broker, he moved to North Wilkesboro in 1961 and later sold real estate. He served in World War I ambulance corps and acted in stage plays and silent films. Funeral held at St. Pauls Episcopal Church with burial in the church cemetery.
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Shells to Buttons Mussel shells yield freshwater pearls
More than 6,600 tons of mussel shells were harvested from the Tennessee River in a recent year. They were shipped to Muscatine Iowa and processed into freshwater pearl buttons.
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