Market near record highs as profits take a breather
The New York stock market opened strong toward record highs before profit taking trimmed gains. First hour volume topped a million shares with broad gains in building materials electronics tobacco airlines while oils fell and chemicals mixed. Major names including Woolworth Phelps Dodge and American Tobacco held gains as many large blue chips posted fractional rises and Dow Jones leaders showed varied moves.
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New York
Inland Steel
Acme Steel
Acme
Woolworth
Phelps Dodge
American Tobacco
Bethlehem
U.S. Rubber
United Aircraft
Philco
International Nickel
Allied Chemical
General Electric
Santa Fe
American Airlines
Lorillard
Pfizer
Segregationists Attack Communism At NC Defenders Meeting
North Carolina Defenders of States Rights, Inc. criticized UNC loyalty oath removal and demanded full board review. Rev James Parker Dees named president. the group claims hundreds of members and alignment with Patriots of North Carolina.
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Burlington
N.C
North Carolina
Consolidated University
University of North Carolina
Communist Party
North Carolina Defenders of States Rights, Inc
UNC
Defenders
John W. Clark
Greensboro
Forgeman-Jefferies Corp
W.N Jefferies
James Parker Dees
Trinity Episcopal Church
Statesville
Dees
Patriots of
Mrs Williams dies at 93 in Faison North Carolina
Mrs Marshall Williams a longtime figure in politics and art died at her home in Faison at age 93. She led the United Daughters of the Confederacy from 1912 to 1914 and served as state regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution. She produced about 600 portraits with many displayed in public spaces. Surviving are two sons I R Williams of Dunn and W F Williams of Faison. Funeral at 3 p.m. Tuesday at Faison Presbyterian Church.
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Faison
N.C
Marshall Williams
Williams
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Daughters of the American Revolution
Philadelphia
Estate Hospital
Raleigh
The
State Art Society
I. R. Williams
W. F Williams
Fire Destroys Wellford Grammar School in Spartanburg
SPARTANBURG AP A year grammar school near here was destroyed by a Sunday fire. The Wellford Grammar School valued at about 250000 burned to the ground. Some desks and equipment were saved. Fire crews from six departments fought the blaze but could not stop the fire in the brick building. Enrollment was 335. Officials said they would set up makeshift classes to continue.
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Spartanburg
Wellford Grammar School
P. E. Gravely
Dow Jones Averages and Market Figures Reported
The Dow Jones averages are given with prelim figures from Bache & Co. showing industrials, rails, and utilities. Volume data are listed, with numbers reflecting trading activity and closing values for the session.
Mikoyan Talks Signal Possible West Berlin Policy Path
The Soviet plan for Germany envisions West Berlin as an unarmed free city until unification. Mikoyan’s talks in Washington and elsewhere show no clear easing of Soviet stance on Germany. Officials expect possible surprise moves when meeting Eisenhower, given Khrushchev’s animosity toward Dulles. Nixon’s visit invite to the Soviet Union remains tentative.
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West Berlin
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Mikoyan
Washington
U.S
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Dulles
Nixon
Soviet Union
Twin-Cition Brought Here To Stand Trial
Winston-Salem man Boyce Edward Moore was brought from Florida to stand trial on breaking and entering and auto larceny charges centering on a December 28 1957 incident at Ilderton Motor Co. He was jailed on a $5 000 bond with a preliminary hearing set today. Other police reports note thefts from a church dressing room and a YMCA parking area, plus several forgery and drunken driving cases with various bond amounts and court dates.
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Florida
Boyce Edward Moore
Moore
Ilderton Motor Co
Main Street
Oore
Winston-Salem
Raiford
Fla
High Point
Ethel Matton
Whitehall Street
Buck Edwards
Sedgefield
Edwards
Evans Grocery
James D. Lewis
Lexington
FE. L. Black
Clara Cox
Eugene Marsh
Gordy Street
Mary F. Alford
Marsh
Lourt
Bobby Ray Moore
Springfield Road
Ed Sylvester Phillips
Route 1
Jamestown
Driver Loses License For Five Years
A Route 4, Thomasville man had his driving license suspended for at least five years after a third drunk driving offense in a court hearing before Judge Byron Haworth. The judge also recommended license revocation and suspended parts of other sentences tied to drunk driving and related offenses.
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Byron Haworth
Kinley
Addie Teasley
Windley Street
Haworth
Teasley
N. C. Department of Motor Vehicles
Donald Kindle
Wendell Street
Linwood C. Brown
Springdale Avenue
Annie Aldridge
Asheboro
North Carolina Kissing Case Highlights Juve Law Debate
The NAACP charges rights violations in the North Carolina kissing case involving 8 and 10 year old boys held without due process. Judge Johnston presides over habeas corpus hearings as Hodges administration disputes misstatements while noting the boys were found to have actions justifying commitment to Morrison Training School.
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N.C
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National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
David
Fuzzy) Simpson
James Hanover Thompson
Luther Hodges
NAACP
L. John Collins
St. Paul's Cathedral
London
New York Naacp
Conrad J. Lynn
Lynn
Star Chamber
Hodges
Morrison Training School
World Press
Price
Robert F. Williams
Union County
The
State of
Disappearance of Mary Welborn Solved by Police
Mary Welborn, 23, who had been acquitted of a 1957 murder in Fort Lauderdale, was picked up by police in Pompano Beach. After her acquittal she stayed at a Miami shelter but wandered away Friday night. Her lawyer says she will be sent back to Albuquerque with funds provided by her mother.
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Pompano Beach
Fla
Mary Welborn
Fort Lauderdale
Robert W. Lee
Miami
Asheville
N.C
Miss Welborn
Friends Inc
Albuquerque
N. i
Peiping intellectuals return from farms with changed outlook
A Peiping broadcast says about 44,000 intellectuals removed to Red China farms and factories a year ago are coming back with remolded ideology and heightened political conscience. The peasants' perseverance and enthusiasm are cited as a positive influence.
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Tokyo
Peiping
Red China
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