Stock market shows mixed gains and losses at noon
The New York stock market traded quietly with the AP 60 average down 0.20 to 254.10. Dow Jones industrial average fell 3.16 to 694.25 as losses and gains appeared across blue chips like American Tobacco Goodyear Polaroid Eastman Kodak and General Electric with mixed results on the American Stock Exchange.
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State official ties in cap rock sign deal raise fairness questions
The report notes payments to Burch's son and a file notation praising Burch's influence as North Carolina traffic engineer in promoting products. Sanford cites SBI summary, Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing says Brewer was hired for his connections but says only Burch was contacted. He insists no evidence of broader influence peddling and asserts a fair business climate.
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Security Quotations November 17 1961 Bid and Asked Prices
The following bid and asked prices are compiled from the National Association of Securities Dealers and other sources as an unofficial guide. They indicate approximate ranges within which securities could have been sold or bought at the time of compilation. Origin of quotations available on request.
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Advertising share by media declines in national mix
The source notes that auto advertising across measured media shows 44 percent in newspapers, 23 percent in magazines, 22 percent in network TV, and 6 percent in spot TV. It implies a shifting balance with other channels to follow.
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Truman Defends Big New Budget at Kennedy Anniversary
Former President Truman in Washington defends Kennedy's budget, says the country grows and so does the budget, comments on weather and architecture, mocks the Stonehenge idea, and praises Mrs. Kennedy's decorating while noting his health at 77. He attends a $100-a-plate Democratic fundraiser and remarks on the Kremlin and State of the Union.
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Cotton prices open steady with minor decline
New York AP reports cotton futures opened unchanged to two cents per bale lower than the prior close. Americans bought 771 million pairs of shoes in 1961. Shoe and apparel makers advertised in daily newspapers in 1960 with a national expenditure of 10.8 million dollars.
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Kennedy Seeks Larger Surplus and Defense Cuts in Budget Plan
President and aides push for a bigger surplus to curb a rising debt near 298 billion while defending new outlays. Kennedy cites a 463 million surplus as best policy, warns against deficit spending fueling inflation and slowing recovery. Defense totals total 52.7 billion with space and energy spending included, and tax reforms awaited.
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Atlas Fires From Coffin Pad At Vandenberg
The 14th Atlas ICBM launched by a SAC missile crew at Vandenberg AFB California was successfully fired from a coffin pad during a training and testing exercise. The measured distance and target area were not disclosed as the Atlas rose to a vertical firing position after sliding back the roof of the protective structure.
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Nike Zeus Development Gets Priority Not Production
President Kennedy ordered high priority for Nike Zeus anti missile development while budget plans show no funding approval for limited production. Pentagon and Army dispute readiness and long lead item needs as readiness tests face postponement and critics question radar discrimination.
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Vandals Attack Truck On Manning Street
Police say juveniles hurled a brick through a truck windshield and ripped wiring from under the hood in a Wilson Sales Co. vehicle on Manning Street. The damage totaled about 40 dollars and was reported at 2 48 p m.
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U N Appeal Over Shelter Riles San Mateo Family Group
In San Mateo California a community of 123 families sent 1031.75 to the United Nations after two thirds rejected a local bomb shelter plan. The gesture frames the U N as a better investment than a protective structure.
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Ranger 3 Moon Flyby Aims for Far Side Images
NASA reports Ranger 3 will photograph the moon's far side as it flies within 2,400 miles of the surface and descends to 15 miles. A 36 inch sphere will detach, slow to 80 mph before impact, while the main craft crashes at 6,000 mph carrying a seismometer and radio transmitter for 30 to 60 days.
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Williе Mays Divorce Filing in Mexico by Scarlett Mays
Scarlett Wendell Mays filed for a Mexican divorce from Willie Mays in Juarez Civil Court, citing incompatibility. They separated on September 26, 1961, with a property settlement reached and custody sought for their adopted son Michael, age two. The couple wed February 14, 1956 in Elkton Maryland.
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Swain Residents Urge Probe of Nantahala Power Rates
Swain County citizens urged Governor Sanford to order an investigation into Nantahala Power and Light Co rates amid a Utilities Commission hearing on a rate increase. A Swain County citizens committee says affidavits show boosts as high as 100 percent in some cases. Nantahala, a wholly owned AA subsidiary, said the rise would total about 1 million dollars in revenue or a 33 1/3 percent general increase.
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