Captain Hurley, famed Antarctic photographer, dies at 75
Captain Frank Hurley, 75, Australian photographer who joined Sir Ernest Shackleton’s 1914 17 Antarctic expedition and served as Australia’s official war photographer in both world wars, died at his Sydney home. Government sources said authorities are ready to proclaim a siege in Algiers to curb terrorism, risking further economic disruption.
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Frank Hurley
Sydney
Australia
Sir Ernest Shackleton
Algiers
French Officials Call for End to Bloodshed and Terrorism
Civilians and military officials issued a manifesto urging Europeans and Muslims to reject murder and violence. It warned that without stopping bloodshed, actions would limit public freedom and constrain daily life.
Security quotations guide from NASD and other sources
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National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Long Thrust II Airlift Begins West Germany Invasion Test
A 4th Infantry Division unit arrived at Rhine Main in Germany as the first 18 officers and 54 men part of a 6000 troop airlift. The operation tests U S ability to rush forces to Europe, with rounds of C135 aircraft landing around the clock through next Saturday. General Palmer welcomed the arrival with NATO and French officers present.
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Frankfurt
Germany
United States
4Th Infantry
Rhine-Main
McChord
Washington
James Grimsley
Florence
S.C
Europe
Grimsley
U. S
Berlin
Charles D. Palmer
County Tax Audit Leaves Questions
Asheboro CPA T Ben Smith led a Randolph County audit on motion of two Democratic commissioners. State Sen. Sam Burrows accused the tax office of irregularities. county officials defended the audit as incomplete without working papers and verification of accounts receivable.
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Gordon Bell
Certified Public Accountant
Commission
Asheboro
CPA
Ben Smith
Randolph Board of County Commissioners
Raleigh
Local Government Commission
Sam Burrows Jr
Randolph
State Board
Burrow
I. L. McDowell
Smith
Fred J. Phillips
Bell
Cotton Futures Open Steady Near Prior Close
New York AP reports cotton futures opened unchanged to 20 cents a bale lower than the previous close.
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NEW York
UN says Gizenga army collapse deepens Stanleyville crisis
United Nations reports capture of 18 Gizenga soldiers in Stanleyville, raising total rounded up since last weekend’s government crackdown to over 300. Gizenga reportedly lacks military support. Ethiopian guards withdrew and Gizenga is now under central government protection. In Elisabethville, UN and Katanga government announce December battle prisoner exchange. Ten Swedish, two Norwegian, two Irish soldiers handed over, 33 Katangans released. Exchange signals rising cooperation between UN Command and Tshombe regime.
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Congo
Kivu
Katanga
United Nations
Stanleyville
Gizenga
Elisabethville
U.N
Kaatanga
Tshombe
Algiers Bombings Kill Seven as Ceasefire Talks Move Forward
Algiers reports a day of violence with seven killed and nine wounded in grenade and submachinegun attacks. Across Algeria unofficial tallies show at least 17 dead and about 40 wounded in 11 cities as talks between French authorities and the Algerian rebel regime progress toward a possible ceasefire amid fears of right wing disruptors.
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Algiers
Algeria
Secret Army
France
Dow Jones Averages At Noon From Market Report
The current Dow Jones sector readings show the Industrials at 705.50 at noon, rails at 147.82 and utilities at 123.92, with combined stocks index 240.00 and volume swelling from 850000 to 3450000 shares as trading continues. This item presents the midday market snapshot furnished by Bache & Co.
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Goodrich BF
Associated Press
Goodyear T&r
Greyhound
Gulf Oil Corp
Tel & Tel
Kayser-Roth
Kenet Cop
Liggett & Myers
Air
McLean Trk
U.S. Steel
Monsanto
Eenne
Jones & Laughlin
Monty Ward
Bethlehem
Motorola
Republic
Army Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy Pd
Ford
Nat Distillers
NY Central Wreathes
North West
Avia
Dow Jones
Pacific
Ohio Oil
American Stock Paramic Exchange
Penney JC
Atl Refining
Oil
Calif
NJ Wee Tee
Ail Coast Line
Stevens JP
Bendix Corp
Texaco Inc
Beth
United Fruit
Va-Care Chem
P&f
Ches & Ohio
P&p
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Coca-Cola Se
Curtiss Wrt
Dan Riv Mills
Douglas Aire
Dow Chem Ee
Dupontden
East Airlee
Eastman Rodenee
Firestone
Rd Motor Oseweeey Lone
Elec Wees
Gen Foods Peer Seer
Bache & Co
Fast Draw Session Wounds Teen In Dunn Shooting
In Dunn North Carolina a youth was wounded in the arm during a fast draw pistol practice. Charles Jernigan and night watchman David Surles were involved. Surles said he did not realize the pistol was loaded and faces a charge of discharging firearms within the city limits.
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DUNN
N.C
Charles Jernigan
David Surles
Surles
Britain asks Washington to curb Viscount sale to China
London seeks inquiries after a U S memo warned a British supplier not to provide navigation equipment for six Viscount airliners bound for Red China in a $9.8 million deal. The dispute reflects tensions over Western sales to Peiping and U S unease about embargoed equipment.
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London
Britain
David Ormsby-Gore
Washington
United States
Red China
Foreign Office
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Frederick G. Dutton
U.S
China
Vickers
Peiping
Soviet Union
Moscow
Kennedy aims higher education bills before public school plan
McCormack says the shift to tackle higher education first was discussed only in general terms. He noted opposing views to both bills, but indicated there is no stronger opposition to higher education than to general education. He called moving on the higher education proposal logical from a tactical view.
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McCormack
Kennedy
Congress
Kennedy Calls Test Ban Setback Major Disappointment
President Kennedy said failure to reach a Soviet Union nuclear test ban was the biggest disappointment of his first year. He cited unity among Western allies as the most heartening development and outlined aims on steel, Laos, and civil rights while signaling new farm policy and proposed housing desegregation measures.
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Washington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
White House
Latin America
Laos
Berlin
Southeast Asia
Kennedy seeks broad tariff negotiation authority
Kennedy declared that after the educational job is done the country will support his request for broad authority to negotiate tariff cuts. He said figures are being prepared to persuade Congress members that the program would be most helpful to the United States, with judgment urged at year end and again at the end of his term.
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Kennedy
Congress
United States
Army to reorganize with new Material Development Command
The Army plans to abolish the posts of chief of Ordnance and chief of the Chemical Corps. The Ordnance chief’s functions move to the Material Development Command while Chemical Corps activities shift to a new chemical, biological, radiological warfare agency. Engineers’ leadership remains, with other technical chiefs downgraded and a new Office of Personnel Operations to manage careers. Berlin talks with the Soviet Union continue to seek a Berlin crisis solution. Kennedy warns tearing down the wall could trigger violent reactions and recalls urging steel contract talks to stay within productivity gains.
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Material Development Command
Army
Chief of Ordnance
Chemical Corps
Ordnance Chief
Chemical - Biological - Radiological Warfare Agency
Chief of Engineers
Office of Personnel Operations
Berlin
Llewellyn Thompson
Andrei A. Gromyko
Kennedy
David McDonald
United Steelworkers
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