Dow Jones edging higher amid mixed profit taking
The New York market advanced at midday with the AP 60 up 0.6 to 253.1, led by gains in chemicals oils rails and autos though some areas like steels softened. American Motors hit new 1962 63 highs and IBM rose while Polaroid fell on profit taking.
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American Motors
Kennedy
Wall Street
Chrysler
Ford
General Motors
Studebaker
IBM
U.S
Polaroid
At&t
Western Union
American Stock Exchange
Merrill Wins Visitation Rights in Bitter Split
In Santa Monica, actor Gary Merrill won court permission to visit his adopted son Michael on alternate weekends and some holidays. He may also visit daughter Margot in Pennsylvania, but only when not under the influence of alcohol. Merrill and Bette Davis divorced in 1960 after ten years of marriage.
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Calif
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Bette Davis
Superior Court
Merrill
Michael
Margot
Pennsylvania
Miss Davis
Maine
Tshombe Moves to Clear Path for UN Forces in Katanga
Katanga President Moise Tshombe pledges cooperation with U.N. after talks in Elisabethville and plans return to Kolwezi to prevent destruction of key installations. UN troops near Kolwezi prepare for peaceful entry by Monday with gendarmes to be integrated into Congo’s army.
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Katanga
the Congo
Moise Tshombe
Kolwezi
U.N
Congo
Cyrille Adoula
United Nations
Tshombe
U Thant
First School Integration in Reidsville Opens Quietly
In Reidsville North Carolina two Negro elementary students entered white schools for the citys first integration. Herbert Ziglar Jr. a second grade pupil started at South End Elementary while Earl Ray Puss a fifth grader began at North End Elementary. The board reassigned the children Monday at parental request.
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Reidsville
N.C
Herbert Ziglar Jr
South End
Earl Ray Puss
North End
City Board of Education
Man Sucked Into Jet Intake at Fargo Air Base
An Air National Guardsman, M. Sgt. Gordon Wilde, 43, of Fargo, was killed when he was sucked into the air intake of an F89 jet during a maintenance check. He was with two other mechanics from the 119th Fighter Group when the accident occurred.
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Fargo
N.D
Air National
Kennedy asks funds for Oregon Inlet bridge in Cape Hatteras
In his budget message President Kennedy asked for 500000 dollars as a national contribution toward a four million dollar bridge across Oregon Inlet within the Cape Hatteras National Seashore Recreation Area.
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Kennedy
North Carolina
Oregon Inlet
Cape Hatteras National Seashore Recreation Area
Budget bookkeeping nets large cuts while funds flow
Congress approves a half billion dollar reduction and shifts a five million dollar request into a four and a half billion program. The actual cut appears as 500 million, but congressional records show 1.5 billion. The maneuver satisfies both Congress and federal agencies.
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Congress
Congressional
Sanford Creates Good Neighbor Council in North Carolina
Gov. Sanford announced a 24 member Good Neighbor Council to promote nonracial employment and better training for youth. Key appointees include D. S. Coltrane as chairman and James T. Taylor as vice chairman. He outlined five immediate steps and urged local councils, state agency policies, business leadership, and church and civic group support.
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N.C
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Good Neighbor Council
America
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James T. Taylor
North Carolina College
Laurinburg
Reginald A. Hawkins
Charlotte
Bruce F. Jones
Edenton
Clark S. Brown
Winston-Salem
J. S. Stewart
Mutual Savings and Loan Association
Durham
Edward Lowenstein
Greensboro
North Carolina leader urges expanded job opportunities for Negro citizens
Sanford vows action beyond law to boost employment for Black people, arguing equitable administration and shared economic growth. He says NC recognizes urgent need to open new opportunities, insisting the economy cannot prosper while many remain unproductive.
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Sanford
North Carolina
Actress Erin O'Brien Divorces Publicist in LA Court
In Los Angeles, actress Erin O'Brien, 27, files for divorce from James Fitzgerald, 31, a public relations man, claiming he treated her like a housekeeper. The couple married June 16, 1951, separated after ten years, with Fitzgerald ordered to pay $300 monthly child support for three sons and $200 monthly alimony.
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Hollywood
Erin O'Brien
James Fitzgerald
Miss O'Brien
Los Angeles
Fitzgerald
Prize optimist of 1963 sits out on success
The remark notes that most public speakers rise under pressure, but true winners know when to quit and not overextend efforts. It emphasizes that success requires work rather than passive belief in outcomes.
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