Tobacco stocks fall then recover as health report ships
The AP stock roundup notes tobacco shares down early on the Public Health Service smoking link but later cut losses. cigar issues rise at the open and gain strength. Aerospace issues rise modestly while many stocks reach yearly highs amid mixed trading. the Dow Jones average sits near 773.85 at noon with declines across industry groups and a wary market ahead of Panama crisis signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Public Health Service
Panama
Associated Press
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Sadie & Co
Tom
New York
Bendix Corp
Boeing Air
Rac “Nu
Burland
Burroughs Corp
Cato Celanese Corp
Chrysler Coca-Cola
Columbia G&e
St East
Goodrich BF
Goodyear
T&r
Speity Corp
Greyhound Scan
Std Brands
Gulf Oil Corp
Std
Ol Calif
Int Paper
Int
Tel & Tel
Std Oil NJ
Kayser Roth
Stevens JP
Hagett & & Myers Tay
Texaco Inc
Textron Inc
Eeees
Arietta Aos
Ie Tegan Bay
McLeod Trk
Ti UN Carbide
Ee Deedee
Union Pac
Monty Ward
United Airlines
Motorola
United Aire
United Fruit
Nat Dairy Pd
US Rubber
Can Co
Natl Distillers
US Sdl
Am Enka
Si NY Central Peteres
Va el
Pennsy RR
Winn Dixie
Atl Refining
Pepsi Cola
Woolworth
Avco Cp
Phillipe Petrseer
Zenith Rad
Kornhegys No Vote On Amendment Says Kornegay
Sixth District Congressman Horace Kornegay urged Greensboro voters to reject the proposed federal amendment in Tuesday's constitutional referendum. He warned it would shrink the district's representation in the North Carolina General Assembly. After voting, he would return to Washington for the congressional session.
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Kornegay
Greensboro
Horace Korn- Hegey
North Carolina
Hie
Guilford
Alamance
Orange
Durham
North Carolina General Assembly
Washington
Congress
N C Road Death Toll Rises To 13
The Associated Press reports a winter storm on North Carolina roads raised the toll to at least 13 and notes multiple fatalities across the state. Names include Bernard Fenn of Massachusetts, Ronnie Pearson of Taylorsville, Hosea Lanier of Magnolia, Anita Lewis of New Bern, Elizabeth Brinson of Arapahoe, and others in Greensboro, Charlotte, Weldon, New Bern, Lexington, and Asheville. Additional victims include a grandmother and infant from a house fire and several traffic and assault deaths.
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North Carolina
Bernard D. Fenn
Beltont
Mass
U.S. 158
Granville
Ronnie Spencer Pearson
Rt. 3
Taylorsville
Hosea William Lanier
Rt. 1
Magnolia
Wallace
Anita Temple Lewis
New Bern
Elizabeth Faye Brinson
Arapahoe
Greensboro
Charlotte
Catherine Harris
Wylie Leon Harris
Benjamin Dickson
Weldon
David F. Smith
Nellie Burrow
Linda Burrrow
Coy Lee Jordan
Rt. 4
Lexington
Andrew Jackson Woodring
Rt. 2
Boone
Charles B. Faircloth
Stanley Cooper Davis
Wake Forest
James Buckley
Asheville
Bessie Carlton Brock
Beulaville
Lewis S. Campbell
Camp Lejeune
Hill says Baker demanded payment for profits
Senate testimony by Ralph Hill former president of Hill vending Co and Robert G Baker centered on claims Baker sought monthly payments and a share of profits in exchange for placing Capis Melpar vending machines. The hearing examined potential conflicts with Hill’s Senate duties and Baker’s outside business interests in South Carolina and Falls Church Virginia.
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Washington
Baker
Senate
Robert G. Baker
Ralph ¢ Hill
Prasitenti
Hill Retol Vending Co
Hill
Jon Baker
South
Melpar, Inc
Ac Hill
Will power cited as cure for smoking in AP report
A New York AP piece notes many quit options rely on will power from cutting cold turkey to substitutes. Clinics planned by public health groups will offer support and withdrawal aids including a five day plan from the National Health Foundation. Urban and rural lawmakers discuss a broad anti smoking campaign and voter turnout amid forecasts of weather influencing participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Health Foundation and Research Institute
iSeventh Day Adventist Church
Senate
State Farm Bureau
Lawmaker Attacks Federal Funds Loaned to Banks
A lawmaker from page 1 A blasted federal funds on deposit with American banks, calling it a giveaway. He explained loan account balances grow from government securities and tax payments and are redirected to the Federal Reserve for treasury use while banks gain noninterest deposits ready for lending. He cited the Bank of Delaware holding over $6 million, about 23 times the average deposit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Delaware
Patman
Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury
Bank of Delaware
Surgeon general report blasts smoking as health hazard
The advisory committee denounces cigarette use as a health risk and urges remedial action. Regulatory agencies show initial caution, while the Tobacco Institute promises careful study and more research, with George V. Allen calling for further work.
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Surgeon General
American Cancer Society
Tobacco Institute
George V. Allen
Institute
N C State Alumni Rekindle Name Fuss Over Raleigh Unit
North Carolina State alumni pressed two Dec 14 recommendations fueling the Raleigh unit name dispute. Proposals call for renaming to North Carolina State University and for splitting UNC board into three groups with four trustees each from State UNC Chapel Hill and UNC Greensboro.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina State
University of North Carolina
N.C. State
North Carolina State University
University of North Carolina Board of Trustees
General Assembly
North
Carolina State College
University of North Carolina At
State
U.N.C
Chapel Hill
Greensboro
M. Edmund Aycock
Alumni Association
Charles H. Reynolds
Spindale
Reynolds
University At
Castro Arrives in Moscow for Cuban aid talks
Fidel Castro arrived in Moscow for a surprise visit to Premier Khrushchev seeking more Soviet aid for Cuba. Khrushchev is spending hundreds of millions on grain imports and expanding the chemical industry as Castro’s stay overlapped with Cuba’s sugar harvest.
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George Syvertsen
Moscow
Fidel Castro
Khrushchev
Cuba
Canada
Australia
United States
Castro
Ohio Woman Returns to Monroe on Kidnap Charge
Mrs Willie Mae Mallory, a 35 year old Black woman, was returned to Monroe from Ohio as she fights extradition to North Carolina over a kidnapping charge. She warned she could be lynched if forced back and aimed to avoid trial there, claiming a fair hearing was impossible.
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Monroe
N.C
Willie Mae Mallory
North Carolina
Carolina
Ohio
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Tal
J. Sturgis May & CO
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Thomase
Jason and the Argonauts
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Paramount
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