Stocks Move Higher in Moderate Trade on Tobacco and Steel Firms
Stocks edged up in moderately active trading as gains were mostly fractional. Rail and chemical shares firmed with Rechold Chemical leading the rally. Lorillard and US Tobacco posted small advances amid merger rumors affecting Libby, McNeill & Libby.
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Bacco
American Tobacco
Libby, McNeill & Libby
Wall Street
Seeman Bros
Associated Press
Youngstown Sheet
Lukens
Chicago
Dow Jones Averages from Furnished by Bache & Co
The listing shows numerous company names and percent figures as Dow Jones averages at about 1am. Firms include DuPont De Nemours General Motors General Electric Gulf Oil and more with varied percentage changes and stock markers.
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Ceetre
DuPont de Nemours
Dow Chemical
Eastern Airlines
Consolidated Edison
Eastman Kodak
Greyhound Corp
General
Gulf Oil
General Motors
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
International Harvester
Standard Oil Co
Jones Laughlin Steel
Johns Manville
Loew's Inc
Norfolk & Western Rwy
Canada US trade frictions rise amid growing pains
Canada and the United States face growing pains over investment and trade. American capital funds Canadian industry while Canadians fear loss of control. talks focus on barriers in textiles farm products oil crude and metals as Diefenbaker and Eisenhower weigh policy and mutual interests.
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Committee of
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Industrialist Denies Affrair Prearranged
The subcommittee released a public record listing people connected to Goldfine money. Harris noted some on the list denied receiving the funds and urged a morning explanation. Goldfine’s lawyers promised a statement on nearly 777000 dollars in uncashed checks while he may testify. Harris asserts House investigators may probe since Goldfine holdings fall under federal regulation. The inquiry linked gifts to Eisenhower aide Sherman Adams and other officials, amid late-night hotel incidents and a missing documents episode involving Mildred Paperman.
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Retailer Says Market Improves but Inventory Still Low
Retailers report rising employment and good crops in rural areas boosting market tone. One buyer for a store chain says inventories will not build up much yet and retailers remain adapted to low stock. He notes buying in this market should improve over recent years.
News Deceit Charges Stir In Asheville Illness Coverage
Dispute over reporting of Representative Shuford’s illness and stroke prompts accusations that the Asheville Citizen concealed details. Editors defend publication decisions citing family doctors and AP wires. The matter spurs talk of North Carolina press association inquiries and a July Asheville convention.
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Claude Ramsey
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the Times
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Gray
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W. Randall Harris Jr
Dismal Beach Reappears as Refuge from It All
The writer notes a yearly urge to flee driving stress and plans two weeks away at a place called Dismal Beach. The sand trap is described as pleasant yet infamous for making them forget vows never to return.
Graham Rejected In Chicago
The Church Federation of Greater Chicago will not sponsor Billy Graham’s crusade in Chicago. A federation poll of member bodies and nonmember input showed 338 000 in favor and 693 000 opposed or undecided, leading Rev. Dr. John W. Harms to say official involvement would invite controversy.
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UNC Journalism Educator Led War Information Office
A former UNC School of Journalism instructor served as head of the Office of War Information in Raleigh and edited the Tri County News at Andrews. The list also notes his role on the staff of the University of North Carolina.
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North Carolina to Expand In School TV Program
Ford Foundation renews a $95,000 grant for 1968 59 to extend the North Carolina in school television experiment to 27 districts with about 9 000 students. The plan adds Durham Elkin and Rock Hill joining, with WUNC TV studios aiding statewide coverage. Greensboro pitcher from Flushing turned down NCSU scholarship to play pro baseball.
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Fund For the Advancement of Education
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