Stock Market Report Loses Ground Then Rises At Noon
New York AP stock roundup shows drugs and airlines rallying as the market broadens gains. The Associated Press index climbs 1.2 to 329.7, Dow Jones up 1.39 to 87.28, with industrials led by Kennecott and Du Pont.
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NEW York
Kennecott
du Pont
Sauls Genea
Eetaes US. Steel and Radio Corp
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Johnson
Arkansas Power & Light
Kaufman & Broad Building
TWA
Syntex
Idria Ae Jetronic Industries
Gulf American
Boy Fires 100 Shots At Cars In Anderson
From a rooftop at a county school, a 13 year old opened fire about 8 20 pm Tuesday. Five cars were hit including the sheriff Jim Williams new armored car and a passing vehicle. Walter Harmon Brooks is held in county jail as action continues.
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Anderson
S.C
Friends of
Anderson County
Jim Williams
Williams
Walter ‘Harmon Brooks
Rt. 2
Hullate
Girl member of Graff quadruplets dies in Kenosha
A Graff quadruplet girl born Monday died early today at Kenosha Memorial Hospital after respiratory trouble since birth. Mother Joyce Graff, 23, is described as crushed but medically fine. The other babies, two boys and a girl, are in incubators. prematurity was about six weeks. The Graff family also includes twins, a boy and girl nearly one, and a 3 year old son, Martin.
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Kenosha
Wis
Graff
Kenosha Memorial Hospital
Joyce Graff
Family Service Bureau Work Described at High Point Meeting
Leslie Hamilton of the Family Service Bureau outlined services funded by the United Fund with fees based on family size and income. The bureau offers marital and parent-child counseling, job related interpersonal and school adjustment help, and makes referrals. Dr. John Bridgers and Jim Huffman attended. a report covered a Monday indoctrination meeting at national headquarters is not available.
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Leslie Hamilton
Family Service Bureau
Bureau
High Point
American Business Club
Hamilton
United Fund
John Bridgers
Bureau Board
Jim Huffman
National Headquarters
Morehead Family Grants Large Inheritance Across Cousins
Mrs. Alice Smith Callahan receives 37000 dollars while numerous third cousins are awarded 25000 each. The will names Robert Cluett 4th Mary Cluett Belden Mary Morehead Chatham Mrs Jean Morehead Larkin and Mrs Lindsay Morehead Dickson among beneficiaries. A niece Katharine McClung Harris Larus also gains 25000 along with Madge Morehead Patterson and David Derham as godson. addresses not listed.
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Alice Smith Callahan
Robert Cluett
Mary Cluett Belden
Mary Morehead Chatham
Jean Morehead Larkin
Lindsay Morehead Dickson
Katharine McClung Harris Larus
Madge Morehead Patterson
David der- Ham
Lucy Morehead Patterson der- Ham
White House festive state dinner welcomes Eisaku Sato
The East Room hosted a 1965 White House state dinner for Japan's Premier Eisaku Sato with 150 guests. Kent Johnson gifted a Texas hat to the guest of honor while Sara Vaughan sang in nightclub style and Hubert Humphrey joked about his new title as administrator.
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Kent Johnson
Aew
Texas
Sarah Vaughan
Hubert Humphrey
White House
John
Japan
Eisaku Sato
Johnson
Humphrey
Dean Rusk
Alfred Hitchcock
Sato
Polish government expels U S air attache over base photos
In Poland the government accuses the U S air attache under Col. George F Sep 4 r of photographing on a base and orders him to leave the country within two weeks. Diplomatic sources say U S Ambassador John M Cabot is declared not welcome after a police scuffle near Bydgoszcz. Canadian air attache Group Capt James Borden was involved.
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Warsaw
Poland
U.S
George F
John M. Cabot
Bydgoszcz
James Borden
Foreign Ministry
Race Basis Ruled Out In Referring Workers
Raleigh report states new policy directs State Employment Service offices to refuse job referrals by race. Public information officer H E Davis says referrals will be based on qualifications, not race, with directives effective on receipt. He expects most employers to comply as race specification fades.
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Raleigh
H. E. Davis
State
Emp Commission
Davis
Murder Charge in Child Death Shocks North Carolina Town
In Wadesboro North Carolina Mattie Jackson 39 a Monroe textile worker is charged with first degree murder in the death of seven year old Stegall Stegall of Peachland whose body was found after a July 2 berry picking outing. The case involves an insurance payout of about 1000 dollars and an exhumation for autopsy. The Stegall family ties to Mrs Jackson are noted as siblings with her sister being married to Stegall’s father.
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Wadesboro
N.C
Mattie Jackson
Monroe
Esa
Stegall
Peachland
Anson County
Hubert E. Rayfield
Lewis Anal
Jackson
Rayfield
W. H. Pfifer
Nuclear safety tested at Jackass Flats in mock reactor blast
The mock nuclear engine test at Jackass Flats Nev produced a 15 foot fireball and a dust cloud with poles blown 50 feet away. Los Alamos director Dr Keith Boyer said radiation monitors showed no danger to people ten miles away, while the plume reached Lathrop Wells 90 miles northwest of Las Vegas.
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Ralph Dighton
Associated Press
Jackass
Keith Boyer
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Atomic Energy Commission
Las Vegas
Lathrop Wells
Boy Hangs Self in Apparent Accident
Raleigh report says a boy, Robert Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett S. Scott, was found dead seemingly after hanging with a sash cord on a window line. Court official Mr. Bennett ruled the death an accident.
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Raleigh
Cone
Bennett
Robert
Everett S. Scott
Goldwater Averts Test of Strength in Chicago
Republican governors meeting in Denver last month voiced support for a shift in party leadership. Idaho Governor Robert Smylie, chairman of the Governors Association, said the move was a step forward in solving party unity as Burch departs a $90,000 a year post, leaving Goldwater associates scattered in top political strategy roles.
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Chicago
Denver
Idaho
Robert Smylie
Governors Association
Solvas Se Paquete
Spoth
Burch
Goldwater
Conan
Shootings Fail To Halt Business At Poker Houses
In Gardena California detectives investigated Louis Koullapis a 70 year old retired machinist who claimed he planned to shoot poker houses to force closures but police found he was mistaken. He was hospitalized after officers tackled him and booked on suspicion of assault with intent to commit murder.
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Gardena
Calif
Louis Koullapis
Jon
Koullapis
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