Hoffa Trial Opens Today Delay Sought
Hoffa's jury tampering trial begins in Chattanooga with defense seeking a delay to study backgrounds of about 300 prospective jurors. Six defendants face charges of attempting to bribe jurors in the Nashville conspiracy case tied to Hoffa's 1962 trial. trial moved for publicity.
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Chattanogga
Tenn
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
U.S
Frank Wilson
Hoffa
Nashville
Allen Dorfman
Chicago
Nicholas J. Tweel
Huntington
W.va
Larry Campbell
Detroit
Campbell
Thomas Ewing Parks
Ewing King
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Cotton Market Opens Higher Amid Mixed Stock Activity
New York AP reports mixed market moves with cotton futures up sharply by 0 to 130 cents per bale, while broad stock averages show gains in industrials and utilities. Market notes include Alcoa weakness, Reynolds Metals declines, tobacco and cigarette stocks mixed, and government bond activity steady as President Johnson’s economic agenda looms.
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New York
Dow Jones
Alcoa
Reyn
Con- Hee
Gen Foods
Neuse
Gen Tel & Tel
Liggett & Myers Goodrich
Neusets
Phil Goodyear
U.S
Morris and Lorillard
Greyhound
Surgeon General
American /Gulf Oil Corp
Med
Kayser Roth
Liggett Ae Myers
Ward
Martin Marietta
Monsanto
Johnson
Monty Ward
Col Lstocks
Motorola
Natl Biscuit
Adams Millis
Natl Distillers
Associated Press
Over-Allied
NY Central
Ner Press
Allis
North West
SEUSS
lAm Can Co
AVIA
OH Mbh
Enak
Am Motors
Pennsy J
jAm Tel & Tel
Pennsy RR
Wulon Corse
Phillips Petr
I Atl Coast Line
Pitt Plate Gls
Atl Refining
Avco
Radio Corp
Bendix Cor
Interstate 40
Beth
Reynolds
Sandy Ridge
Cox
Boeing Air
Borden Co
Sears Roebuck
Sea Railway
Burroughs Corp
Sperry Corp
Coro Pal
Std Brands
iCelanese Corp
Gil Calif
Roland
M. Stout
Chestnut Street
Champion P&f
Stevens J P
Coca-Cola
Union Bag
Ches & Ohio
Texaco Inc
Chrysler
Textron Inc
Columbia GE
Credit
Union Pac
Stout
United Airlines
Dorothy Stout
United Aire
Dan Aiv Mills
United Fruit
Douglas Airc
Dow Chem
US St
Duke
DuPont den
Va P&p
East Airl
Western Md
Eastman Rod
West Union
Firestone
Westing el
Foote
Winn Dixie
Ford Motor
Woolworth
Zenith
Grice Charged With Assault
Paul Grice aged 29 of Greer Street was arrested yesterday on a charge of assault on a female. He allegedly scratched Laura Reid’s throat and tore at her clothing in the incident.
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Paul Grice
Greer Street
iHe
Laura Reid
Mutiny in Tanganyika Leaves Europeans Sheltering Indoors
Reports from Dar es Salaam say about 000 Europeans remain indoors as mutineers take hold. A British officer shelters several families including wives and children of officers seized by the mutineers. Initial accounts say the mutiny is not strongly political, with soldiers disgruntled over pay and conditions, and some units reportedly not involved.
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Dar Es Salaam
SRFA Market Events Set for High Point Exposition
Ahead of the 1962 market the SRFA and SFMA plan a series of meetings in the exposition building. Cecil Wilcox of Seidman & Seidman will speak at a two day SRFA seminar starting today at 2 p.m. Ben Willis of Willis Wayside Furniture will address a breakfast at 7:30 a.m. Tuesday. Derek Brooks will lead a discussion on federal hours and wage controls. The executive committee meets at 7:30 a.m. Wednesday. Market runs through Friday with activities in downtown High Point.
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SFMA
Cecil Wilcox
Seidman & Seidman
National Accounting
SRFA
Exposition Building
Ben Willis
Willis Wayside Furniture
Norfolk
National Retail Furniture Assn
Willis
Derek Brooks
Association
Uncle Sam
High Point
Exposition
Furniture Plaza
Grandmother balloonist faces storm over San Clemente
Hartford native Mrs Keith, claimed as the only grandmother of ten who flies a balloon and parachutes, showed calm aboard offshore Sunday as a storm neared. Joseph Garceau of Concord praised her poise while Ed Yost, a veteran pilot from Sioux Falls, found a safe landing near the surf after two hours forty minutes.
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Joseph A. Garceau
Concord
N.H
Keith
Hartford
Ed Yost
Sioux Falls
D.D
San’ Nemente
Johnson urges sweeping domestic program goals in first address
President outlines international restraint guidelines and a broad plan for economic growth. He cites tax cuts expected to push GNP to 623 billion in 1964, claiming benefits would boost private economy and aim for a balanced budget. Proposed measures include higher overtime penalties, education aid, hospital insurance for the aged, urban mass transit funding, housing renewal, minimum wage extension, unemployment insurance, and anti-poverty legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
U.N
Johnson
Kennedy
Uft
Harris Survey Reveals Key Issues For 1964 Campaign
A Harris survey outlines issues where Nixon or Johnson might attract support before summer. Nixon is seen as stronger on Cuba and Khrushchev while spending remains a vulnerability for him. Domestic issues favor Johnson. Nixon trails in many areas as he would run as challenger in 1964.
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Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Nixon Johnson
Castro
Cuba
Khrushchév
U.S
Johnson
Khrushchev
Governor backs Neuse River dam in 10 year plan
RALEIGH AP Gov strongly supports immediate construction of a 16.6 million dam on the Neuse River near Falls, aligned with the Army Corps of Engineers 10-year plan for water and land resources in the Neuse River Basin.
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Raleigh
Ter
Benford
Army Corps of Peers
Neuse
Falls
Neuse River
Deaths And Funerals In Greensboro Area
Mrs. Robert Butchart Jr. 34 of 5916 Mecklenburg Rd Sedgefield died yesterday at Moses Cone Hospital after a month of illness. A native of Denton she lived in Greensboro since 1969. She was Meredith College alumna and Asheboro Street Baptist Church associate teacher. Survived by husband two sons David and John one daughter Susan and her parents Mr. and Mrs. John L Snyder of Denton. Funeral at 3 p.m. Tuesday at Asheboro Street Baptist Church with burial in Guilford Memorial Park. Pallbearers are church deacons. Body at Hanes Lineberry Funeral Home until 30 minutes prior to service. Miss Frances Wilard Montgomery funeral held at First Methodist Church. Burial Oakwood Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Miss Montgomery 64 of 1006 Hamilton St died Friday morning after illness since April. Mrs. Jane Edwards Knox sister of Miss Louise Edwards, survived by daughter Mrs. W. S. Schaller Albany Ind son Wilton Knox Portsmouth N H and sister Miss Louise Edwards. Mrs. Knox died in El Paso Texas General Hospital after months of illness. funeral to be held in El Paso.
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Robert Butchart Jr
Greensboro
Robert Wv. Butchart Jr
Mecklenburg Rd
Sedgefield
Moses Cone Hospital
Denton
Virginia Leigh Snyder
Asheboro Street
Sedgefield Woman's Club
Woodman Family Circle
Meredith College
Raleigh
David L. Ands
John L
Hottie
Susan
John L. Snyder
Miss Frances Montgomery
Frances Wilard Montgomery
First Methodist
Douglas Corrider
Oakwood
Ralph Vance
Ralph Harbinson
Sam J. Picktt
John Diffendal
Jerry Kennedy
Robert B. Rankin
Garrell Wayne
Herman Coble
Miss Montgomery
Hamilton
Jane Knox Ward
Jane Edwards Knox
Louiise Edwards
el Paso Texas
Joke lands him in red jail in Belgrade report
Belgrade dispatch reports Bojan Tchinkov an architect from Plovdiv Bulgaria was sentenced to five years in prison for telling a columnious joke about Bulgaria's Communist regime. The joke itself was not published. Bulgarian law criminalizes political jokes under a recently approved statute.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Bojan Tchinkov
Plovdiv
Bulgaria
Alcoa Keeps Ingots Price at 23 Cents a Pound
Pittsburgh AP Alcoa announced no rise in aluminum ingot price holding at 23 cents per pound. The move questions last week’s one cent raise by Reynolds Kaiser Consolidated Aluminum and Aluminium Ltd. Alcoa noted no price increases in Canada or other countries and warned foreign producers could undercut in the US without antidumping issues. Reynolds and Kaiser declined immediate comment.
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Pittsburgh
Ap) — Aluminum Co. of America
Alcoa
Reynolds, Kaiser
Consolidated Aluminum Land Aluminium Ltd
Aluminium
United States
Canada
Reynolds Metals Co
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp
Salisbury Man Opposes Broyhill
Salisbury attorney Robert M. Davis of Rowan County announced his candidacy for Congress in North Carolina's 9th District. Incumbent Rep. James Broyhill seeks re election. Davis, a former judge and solicitor, Wake Forest graduate, is Rowan Bar Association president and seeks a vigorous campaign to unseat Broyhill. Davis is married to Mary Anne Austin and they have three children. The 9th District includes Rowan, Stanly, Cabarrus, Iredell, Alexander, Watauga, Caldwell, Ashe, Davie, Yadkin and Alleghany counties.
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Salisbury
N.C
Robert M. Davis
North Carolina
James Broyhill
Iis Arsine
Ete
Rowan County
Democratic Executive Committee
Brayhill
Davis
Rowan
Wake Forest College
Rowan Bar Association
Mary Anne Austin
Stanly
Cabarrus
Iredell
Alexander
Watauga
Caldwell, Ashe, Davie
Yadkin
Alleghany
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Grice
Tanganyika
Soviet
Macht & Co
Chase
Industriais
Harris Survey
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
HFC
Montiey
Loo Monteey A Rd
Parmar
South Main Street
Tarheel Drive-In
Sturgis May & CO
N.C. Net's Bank Bldg
Jahr
Dean Martin
Carol Burnett
Joke
Him
Red
Shirleyens
Robert Preston
Buy Hackett
Donahue
Sandra Dee
Broyhill
Susan Hayward
Tin “Stolen Hours
Troy Donahue
Ec 2
Comming Hursday
John Wayne
Melintock
Aaeret
Cary
Audrey Grant
Hepburn
Stanley Domen
Imensnaerenanmsiner
Eee Technicolo
West Green St
N. C
Centennial Ave
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