Stock Market Extends Rally Amid Mixed Trades
The New York market in moderate volume moved into a fourth straight session with the AP average up 0.90 at 247.50 at noon and the Dow up 2.37 to 695.14. Gains in chemicals, airlines, drugs, electronics, and motors supported the rise while steels and aircraft missiles were uneven.
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New York
Associated Press
Wall
Beckman Instruments
DuPont
Union Carbide
Consolidated Edison
Bethlehem
Gulf Oil
Dow Jones
U.S
Security Quotations April 28 1961
Bid and asked prices are from the National Association of Securities Dealers and other sources as an unofficial guide to approximate ranges. They are not actual transactions and are provided for reference only with origin of quotations available on request.
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National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Engineer’s Locomotive Strikes Wife’s Auto in Unclear Crash
A railroad engineer’s train struck his wife’s car 90 feet from the road level near tracks. The car was pushed 25 feet into a drainage ditch. Officials say the accident’s cause is not yet clear and notes found at the scene name two undisclosed individuals.
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Eades
J. N. Dillon
Howard
Higher Auto Liability Rates Sought in North Carolina
Insurance industry spokesman testified at a Raleigh hearing before Deputy Insurance Commissioner Charles Lewis, urging an 18.7 percent premium increase to cover rising claims and expenses. Assistant Manager Paul Mize of the North Carolina Automobile Rate Administrative Office attributed higher accident rates to more vehicles on the road, stressing growing costs from death, injury, and property damage.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Charles Lewis
Paul Mize
North Carolina Automobile Rate Administrative Office
Mize
Caroline and nurse save child at pool incident
A gathering for Caroline includes two or three nurses and a Secret Service guard. Caroline slipped from a board raft in four feet of water as onlookers shouted. Mrs. Saltonstall jumped in to help, swimming to safety before others reacted.
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Secret Service
Caroline
Textile Workers Union members sentenced for plot at mills
Eight TWUA members and officers were jailed after a Henderson Superior Court verdict in July 1959 for plotting to destroy Harriet Henderson cotton mill facilities. Martin, Walker, Abbott and Pegram drew 5 to 7 year terms while Gore, Auslander and two others received 6 to 10 years.
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Matthews
Textile Workers Union of America
Henderson
Harriet Henderson
Hoffa strengthens grip as Teamsters approve dues rise
James R. Hoffa consolidates control of the Teamsters by winning a $13 million annual dues increase and a salary boost from $50,000 to $70,000 at a lengthy convention. Opponent Milton J. Liss lost floor fights as the measure limits local autonomy and restricts rank and file eligibility for office and convention delegates.
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Miami Byach
Fla
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
Teamsters
U.S
Milton J. Liss
Newark
N.J
Liss
Cards fire Hemus hire Johnny Keane
Sally Hemus is fired as manager of the St. Louis Cardinals and replaced by veteran coach Johnny Keane for the remainder of 1961 and 1962. Red Schoendienst becomes playing coach, Vern Benson added as coach, and Darrell Johnson reassigned after Benson replaces him.
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LOS Angeles
Sally Hemus
St. Louis Cardinals
Johnny Keane
Keane
Cardinals
Red Schoendienst
Vern Benson
Portland, Ore
Benson
Darrell Johnson
Governor fills more places on highway and C&D boards
RALEIGH AP Gov Terry filled five more appointments to the State Highway Commission raising its total to 14 of 19. New Highway Commission members include Gen Paul Younts Gillam Wood Yates Bennett James Elsie and EF Murray Tate. The governor also named 11 to the Board of Conservation and Development expanding its size to 28. Names listed include John M Akers Martin Rogers Simmons Scott and others.
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Raleigh
Terry
Mott Parks Blair
Sil Sanford
Robert E. Bryan
Goldsboro
William Permiesron
Elliott Sr
of Conservation and Development
Marion
Luther Warren Gurkin
Plymouth
Ryan Charles Reeves
Sanford
Walker Martin
Lexington and
Ranow
Heigh Electrical Appliance District Banking Commission
Eric Rogers
Scotland Neck Board of Higher Education
Robert W. Scott
Haw
N. Elton River
Walter EU- Ayalett
Elizabeth City
Gene Simmons
Tarboro Tobacco Whister Education Board
Highway Commission
General Assembly
Paul Younts
Charlotte
Gillam Wood
Edenton
Yates Bennett
Burnsville
James Elsie
Webb
Rockingham and Ellerbe
EF. Murray Tate
Board of Conservation and Development
Garst Hits Back at Soviet Portrait in Rural Life
Iowa corn farmer Roswell Garst refutes A Romanov’s Rural Life piece describing his pay and farming life as naive. Garst defends year round hires, land holdings, and literacy progress while noting inaccuracies about his land and home interior. Rainbow trout in New Zealand rivers can exceed 25 pounds.
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Reinhold Gensz
Moscow
Iowa
Roswell Garst
Nikita Khrushchev
Garst
Rural Life
A. Romanov
United States
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Romanov
Coon Rapids
Soviet Union
Russia
New Zealand
America
Ritz Wed-Thu Land of the Pharaohs
The Ritz hosts a Wed and Thu program titled Land of the Pharaohs showcasing ancient Egyptian artifacts and themed entertainment. The event draws film and culture enthusiasts to a classical museum space with guided tours and collectible displays.
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Salem
George T. Eades
Peedleben Og Oslé
Ernest C. Howard
Texaco Inc
Textron Inc
Rene
Union Bag
UN Carbide
Adams Millis
Allied Ch
Allis-Chaletree Eeee
Am Can Co Sideod
Enka Eeeneee Ae
Am Motors Er
Atch T&sf
Atl Coast Line
Atl Refining Eee
Aveo Cp Coenen Eere
Balt&o
Bendix Corp Legatare
Boeing Air Borg-Warner
Burroughs Corp
Cannon Mills
Carp P&l
Celanese Corp Wee
Champion
East Air
Ween
Eastman Kodee
Ford Motor Teen
Gen Foods
Goodrich Been
Goodyear T&r
Greyhound
Tel & Tel
Ener Ala
Kayser-Roth
Liggett & Myers
Penney
Radio Corp
Andersen Lab Seve
Colonial Stores
Sewer
Drexel Furniture Wene
Dynatronics
Florida Capital
Gulf Life Ins
Harris-Teeter Spr
Jackson's
Jefferson Standard Life
Kavanagh-Smith
Life & Casualty
N.C. National Bank
N.S. Tel
Occidental Life Spee
House
Mrs. Saltonstall
Paneketeees
Dee Steer
Hemus
John Keane
Averaces
Bache & Co
VFW
Greensboro RD
Hugh O’brian
Nyatt Earp
Destry
Rootin
Tootin
Phome
Ben Kapen
Charlotte Music Theatre
Ovens Auditorium
Williford A
Kannapolis
N, C
John M. Akers
Gastonia Truck Line
Martin, Rogers
Simmons J
Scott
W Kerr Scott
Red Press
Union
Tah Rds
Three Stooges
Thomasville
Audie Murphy
John Saxon
Wamazing
Beatie
George Hamilton
Angel Baby
Adult Entertainment
Hitchcock
Psycho
Ounie Pama Darrelers
Lincoln Howe
Columbia Pictures
George Sidney
Dan Dailey
Shirley Jones
Maurice Chevalier
Bing Crosby
Michael Callan
Bobby Darin
Sammy Davis
J. Jimmy Durante
Zsa
Paramount
Fred Astaire
Debbie Reynolds Lill] Palmer
Tab Hunter
Iss
Gary Mepl
Chase Ruggles
Caton
Tanglewood Barn Theatre
Clemmons
N. C
Music Art Center
Ritz Wed
The
Pharoahs
Helen OF Troy
Rialto Theatre
T-Bird Gang
YOUTH
Lesak
NEW Service Laundry
Centennial Ave
UATE
Apely
Iee Reeves
Ren
High Point
Popular Demand
Sandra
Dee
Susan Kohner
Bere
Weibe
Mneyer
Mem
Texas
Durango
Rams
Rory Martha Bean Calhoun Hyer- Jagger
Niel
Ietloan
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