Alpinists Die In Avalanche On Green Needle Peak
Avalanche on Aiguille Verte in the Mont Blanc range sweeps alpinists to death. Victims include Charles Bolemoon among others, as U S markets show mixed to higher moves with IBM up amid a broad list of industrials.
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Chamonix
France
Aiguille Verte
Mont Blanc
New York
Sears Roebuck
Ray
U.S
Man Kodak
Union Carbide
du Pont
Nathanial Sete
RCA
Amer Mountains
American ‘Telephone
Advan
Bona
Inns-Sain
C . Ae Ceatel Ski
Canada
Adams Millis
Zonae Dow
Jae Aver
Allis-Chy
G ‘Amn
St Sea
International Harvester
Pol
Am Enka
Inta Patra
Ue Ui Aa
Ty Chay Connell Bcs
Eea Wratch Tasf
Atl Coast Line
Esta- Atl Refining
Avco Cp
Balt & O
Bendix
Boeing Air
Burroughs Co
Mittee
Pgr
Celanese Corp
P&f
Cit & Ohio
Berlin
Goldwater
Custer
Harold Cheek
Coca-Cola
Cai
Columbia G&e
Pont de Noess
Soviet Union
Rodman
Ford Motor
Radio Corp
NATO
Wilson
Rex
Helpodrich
Reynolds
Coodyear
T&r
Greyhound
Sears. Roebuck
Cecil “R
Patterson
Intel & Tel
U.S 301
Gold raveer-Roth
Sperry Corp
Liggett & Myers
Simons
Roritlard
Canork
Texaco. Inc
Charles
Delgonsanto
Textron Inc
Montg Ward
Un.Carbide
Motorola
P&p
Penney J C
Western
Dennsy RR
West. Union
Germany
Pepsi Cola
Westing el
Phillips Petr
Winn-Dixie
Pilt Plate Gil
Woolworth
Pire Oil
Zenith Rad - GE
Europe
Hungary
United States
Gas Burns On Steps Of Church
Highway Patrolman said the gas burn occurred on church steps. The report notes an unclear incident with potential arson or accident, with investigators examining surrounding area for clues and witnesses.
Civil rights tests prompt Alabama action plans
The Associated Press reports early tests of the new Civil Rights Act face scattered resistance. Dr Martin Luther King Jr and SCLC outline Alabama campaigns this summer with planned visits to Tuscaloosa and Selma to assess the sit uation and spur integration efforts led by Rev Ralph Abernathy in Selma.
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Associated Press
Alanthe
Martin Earst King, Jr
Ala
Tuscaloosa
Selma
jAla
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Alabama
King's Group
Ralph Abernathy
SCLC
Arrests Spur Civil Rights Voter Drive Across Court
Sheriff Jim Clark ordered the arrest of 55 Negroes and 6 other men as civil rights forces launched a voter registration push. The group was jailed while across from the courthouse as the session continued, with a quotation to be finished upon request.
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Jim Clark
Heritage Name Infringement Case Reaches Court
U S District Judge T Emmet Claik in New Haven Conn ruled that American Heritage Inc may not use the word Heritage in Bridgeport retail operations. The decision finds the term infringes Drexel Enterprises rights over its Heritage furniture line and risks confusing customers about a relationship between the firms. The ruling supports an injunction to bar use of the word in business.
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Acfederal
Drexel Enterprises
High Point
U. 8
T. Emmet Claik
New Haven
Conn
American Heritage, Inc
Bridgeport
Drexel
Heritage
Connecticut
National stance shifts on federal troops for Mississippi desegregation
The public split over sending federal troops to Mississippi to enforce desegregation and curb violence. A majority in the East and Midwest favor action, while the South shows a narrow majority against. Voter sentiment suggests Johnson would gain support among Black, Catholic, and Jewish voters, with past presidents backing troops in court orders.
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Mississippi
South
North
Johnson
Midwest
Mr. Johnson
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Ark
Kennedy
Oxford
Miss
The
Washington Post Co
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Promotions That Pulled and Branch Store Expansion
Three Burg, Va. speaker describes using publications and other merchants as sources for ideas and contests to attract customers. Ed Riley of Columbia, S.C. talks about suburban branch stores, advising furniture dealers to analyze moves in towns, new homes, and space before expanding.
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Burg
Ed Riley
Columbia
S. C
Scranton Embarks On Illinois Tour
Scranton plans a presidential nomination campaign stop in Illinois as part of a cross state tour. The trip mirrors Lincoln’s 1861 route from Springfield to Washington, aiming to rally Republican delegates and voters ahead of the convention.
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Scranton
Illinois
Chicago
Pennsyl Scranton
William W
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Peeraioaie
Spennfield
Springfield
Washington
Amer. Fid. Life
Amer. Furn. Co
BBS Studios, Inc
Carolinas
See, Life & Trust
NEW York (Ap
Ceeccesees
Speaesatee
Four Guilford 4H Dairy Team Heads to Raleigh Contest
Four Guilford County 4H Club members Di ane Crutchfield J T Crutchfield Jerry Kivett and Jackie Beard travel from Greens boro McLeansville and High Point to Raleigh to compete in the state Dairy Judging Contest at the University of North Carolina. Assistant County Agent Malcolm Montgomery coaches the group. A composite and top individual teams will be selected to represent North Carolina nationally. A practice team from Guilford will attend but not compete.
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Guilford County
Raleigh
North Carolina
University of North Carolina
Diane Crutchfield
J. T. Crutchfield
Rt.7
Greensboro
Jerry Kivett
Rt. 2
McLeansville
Jackie Beard
Rt. 1
High Point
Malcolm Montgomery
Kaye Shepherd
Whitsett
Roy Watts
Foust Street
Howard Wilson
Rt 1
Bobby Hardin
Dow Jones Averages Reported by Bache & Co
The Dow Jones Averages, furnished by Bache and Company, are cited in market summaries. The report outlines the closing levels and movements across the industrial, rail, and utility components for the trading session.
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Bache & Co
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