Opening stock prices show mixed gains at market start
New York AP reports a broad early tilt to gains with Sunray DX Oil dropping 40 percent to 40 percent? Noted moves include Occidental Petroleum up 1 percent to 104, American Telephone unchanged at 54, Monogram Industries up 1 percent to 67, Du Pont up 1 percent to 152, and U S Smelting up 1 percent to 62 with active trading.
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Sunray DX
Occidental Petroleum
American Telephone
Monogram Industries
DuPont
U.S. Smelting
Rusk Warns Population Rise Tops Nuclear Risk
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk says rapid population growth threatens to trigger nuclear war unless addressed within 20 to 30 years. He notes population pressures rival nuclear dangers and urges international action to curb proliferation while praising past restraint in crises.
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Berlin
Bowles reassures Sihanouk on Cambodian neutrality
Ambassador Chester Bowles met with Prince Norodom Sihanouk to reaffirm U.S. commitment to Cambodia’s neutrality and territorial integrity. They agreed to foster better relations as Bowles, on a mission about Vietnamese forces refuging in Cambodia, planned to depart Friday.
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Cambodia
Chester Bowles
Norodom Sihanouk
United States
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India
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Britain
Russia
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South Vietnam
Bootlegger Worley Surrenders After Murder Indictment
Jefferson Ga AP George S Worley fifth defendant in the dynamite bomb slaying of Prosecutor Floyd G Hoard turns himself in at Royston after A C Cliff Park was convicted and sentenced to death Worley from Commerce says he was at home Aug 6 and fled after Dec 4 indictments Pinion trial opened as others await verdict in the Hoard case Park was executed for paying 5000 to kill Hoard Bryans 1896 presidential nomination noted in closing line
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George S. Worley
Floyd G. Hoard
Royston
A. C.cliff Park
Worley
Banks County
M. L. Harrison
James Horace Wood
Jefferson
Dee Dee Pinion
Associated Press
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Park
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Bank promotes James Mallory Pate to Archdale Branch Officer
James Mallory Pate a Presbyterian Junior College graduate of Maxton has been promoted to Archdale Branch Officer by First Union National Bank. The announcement comes from Elmore Alexander executive officer in charge of the High Point office. He started as an adjuster in Asheville and has served as credit supervisor in High Point and branch manager in Ashe since last October. He is an Episcopalian, married to Eleanor McDonald with one child Ricky.
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Presbyterian Junior College
Maxton
Archdale
First Union National Bank
Elmore Alexander
High Point
Mallory
Asheville
Eleanor McDonald
Ricky
Snow Agency Opens In Atlanta With Frosty Snow Leading
Snow Agency Frosty Snow Associates announces opening in Atlanta led by president R. E. Frosty Snow. The firm targets Southeastern marketers offering full advertising services with emphasis on packaged foods and beverages. Snow, a UNC business admin graduate from High Point, previously served seven years as an account executive at Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn.
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Frosty Snow
Hazardous driving warnings lick North and South Carolina forecast
North Carolina faces hazardous driving warnings in the northwest and mixed precipitation including light snow sleet and freezing rain over most of the state with cold northeasterly winds. South Carolina warns of freezing drizzle and light sleet ending this afternoon with continued cold and coastal rain then a Friday warmup near 40.
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North Carolina
South Coast
South Carolina
Daughters of Dorcas to Meet at Hoover Street Church
The Daughters of Dorcas of the First Ba Church will gather with Mrs Lela Alford at 1200 Hoover Street on Monday at 8 p m. The event invites members and local attendees to join the church group.
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Hoover St
Court Hears Of Burning Bombing And Terrorism In Klan Case
Federal jury listens to Robert Hill, an FBI informer, describe an armed Klan unit in Rowan and Cabarrus counties that used delayed incendiary capsules to burn crosses and buildings during a desegregation intimidation conspiracy. Witness ties leader Wayne Davis to the scheme.
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N. C
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Wayne Davis
Rowan County Register of Deeds
J. Robert Jones
Granite Quarry
North Carolina
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Concord
John Stirewall
Rowan County
Gilbert Messmer
Rowan
China Grove
Stirewall
Messmer
Special Unit
Lange
Klan
FBI
Mini Gold Rush Grips London Bullion Market
In London the bullion market sees a mini gold rush as demand rises after the Bank of England fails to fully meet it. The daily fixing at Rothschild set at 35.17 dollars, up 20 cents from prior, with later trades pushing to 35.18 an ounce as dealers note demand far below the 100 tons daily surges of late last year.
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London
Bank of England
N.M. Rothschild and Sons
Three Major Fights Erupt In Vietnam War Battles
U S and South Vietnamese forces clashed with Viet Cong and North Vietnamese across northern provinces to the Mekong Delta in three major engagements. In the Mekong Delta, U S infantrymen repelled a Viet Cong battalion killing 47 with 18 Americans dead and 50 wounded. In Binh Dinh Province Viet Cong attacked a South Vietnamese hill bivouac killing 14 soldiers and 10 bearers with 23 guerrillas killed and 2 captured. In Que Son Valley U S air cavalrymen killed 28 North Vietnamese with 14 Americans wounded. Allied losses included 184 Americans killed and 1,132 wounded, 263 South Vietnamese killed and 657 wounded. The week saw 2,868 enemy killed, a war-record tally.
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Robert D. Ohman
Associated Press
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Americal
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U.S. Com
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U.S. 9Th Infantry Division
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Counterfeit $100 Bills Ring Tied to Ohio Busts
Secret Service seized a printing press and counterfeit equipment in Wellsville Ohio after Confiscation of $4.1 million in phony $100 bills at Kennedy Airport. Two Ohio men were arrested for printing and two others faced charges while a Miami Beach lawyer linked to the ring was also arrested. Authorities say the fake money did not enter circulation.
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Albert E. Whitaker
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U.S
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Dogs to Get SS Numbers in Florida Program
Dogs will be tattooed with Social Security numbers under a program by Florida Canine Protected Inc. and Dade County 4-H clubs to prevent dog id theft and impersonation.
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Miami, Fla
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Florida Canine Protected Inc
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Journalistic award goes to Ethridge for merit
Lawrence Kan AP Mark F Ethridge 71 retired publisher of the Louisville Courier Journal and Times is named the William Allen White Foundation national citation recipient He will deliver the White lecture at the University of Kansas on February 12 following a luncheon tribute to William Allen White and his son editor W L White of the Em poria Gazette The program also marks the 100th birth anniversary of the elder White Ethridge previously served as Newsday vice president and editor before joining UNC Chapel Hill faculty
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