Stock market edges higher amid Fourth of July quiet
East Airl stock activity steadies near noon as traders take a holiday cautious stance. Airlines, autos, steels and utilities lead modest gains while United Air Lines and Pan Am among notable risers. Pennsy and U.S. Steel show small advances amid mixed Dow performance.
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Arizona
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Dow Chem
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Helicopter Sets Flight Record in Bakersfield
A Bakersfield helicopter set a flight record when it rose briefly above ground level. The craft then descended to an altitude of three feet before returning to the runway, marking a notable aviation moment in the region.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Smoking ban lifted at most juvenile correction homes
Olympia AP reports the state ends a cigarette ban at all juvenile facilities except one center. Children previously found smoking in garbage cans and parents smuggling cigarettes are noted in the context of the policy change.
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Olympia
Wash
Safe northern water route hoped to aid Canadian North
The article suggests a safe northern water route could boost the Canadian North whose mineral resources remain largely untapped. It implies potential development and exploration opportunities tied to improved access and resource extraction.
States Rights Party Fails To Make North Carolina Ballot
States Rights Party failed to secure the 10 000 voter signatures by the noon deadline to appear on North Carolina’s November presidential ballot. Chairman Woodrow Lynch said 7 000 to 8 000 signatures were gathered and noted Dan K Moore’s gubernatorial primary win hurt the party’s chances. He cited Dr Iges Lake’s endorsement as conservative support.
Scranton Holdings Unaligned First-Ballot Support Prompted by Lodge
Scranton leads with 141 unbound first ballot votes as delegates fail to line up behind him. Lodge declines to reveal details of talks with Eisenhower but expresses optimism about forthcoming developments. He hints Eisenhower may delay any public position until the July convention.
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Lodge
Eisenhower
Porter
Scranton Rooters
GOP
Goldwater
Scranton shifts campaign to Utah Washington Oregon
Scranton moves campaign focus westward after Illinois results to woo delegations in Utah Washington and Oregon. He warns of possible real nuclear war within five to 10 years if the United States fails to secure the nomination and repeats he remains uncommitted and seeking freedom for America. Two declined to 1 group first ballot at San Francisco.
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Scranton
Utah
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Oregon
United States
America
San Francisco
Search Continues For Missing Trio In Mississippi
In Philadelphia Mississippi the search persists for three civil rights workers Michael Schwerner Andrew Goodman and James Chaney last seen June 21 after posting $20 on a speeding charge. FBI agents state patrolmen and Navy personnel support the investigation amid racial tensions and planned volunteer drives.
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Neshoba County
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
James Chaney
Meridian
Navy
Johnson
Volunteers Pay Own Expenses for Mississippi Summer Project
In Jackson Mississippi student volunteers joining a summer of civil rights activities would fund their own costs including bail bonds if arrested. The program promised no pay but housing might be provided with Mississippi Negro families. Some could stay in a freedom house in Canton or Jackson. An applicant could survive the summer on about 150 dollars with an available contact to post bond if needed. Field workers earned ten dollars weekly but irregularly.
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Jackson
Robert Moes
Council of Federated Organization
Mississippi
COFO
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Congress of Raciality
Students Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
Commission On Race and Religion
National Council of Churches
Holly Springs
Larry Rubin
Philadelphia
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Freedom House
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Silver Used Mostly for Money Worldwide
About three-fourths of the world's mined silver goes to money use. The rest is applied in industry and jewelry, reflecting silver's historic role in currency and value storage.
House Votes Today On Aid Bill
The House prepares to vote on a 3.3 billion foreign aid bill with Rep. Passman attempting a last-ditch cut to 3 billion. Passman lacks the Appropriations Committee's backing as Rep. Mahon urges support for Johnson's first full fiscal year amid a history of late-stage bill trimming.
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House
Otto E. Passman
Louisiana
Passman
House Appropriations Committee
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
Mahon
Johnson
Police Chief Quits Amid Harassment Over Bingo Protests
Baytown Texas police chief Robert L. Fordee resigns after leading a campaign against bingo games by fraternal organizations citing harassment of his family by politically motivated persons.
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Plice
Robert L. Fordee
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