Stock Market Rebounds As General Rally Occurs
The stock market advanced in moderate trading with a broad recovery led by rails and industrials. The Associated Press average rose to 271.9 as key issues like Chrysler TBM Xerox Polaroid and Kodak gained ground while talks of Kennedy averting a nationwide railway strike influenced optimism.
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Kennedy
Associated Press
Chrysler
Xerox
Polaroid
Western Union
Liggett & Myers
Texaco
Eastman Kodak
Keneentt
Wall Street mixed as bonds drift while stocks edge up
New York noon stocks show a cautious drift with the Dow Jones industrial average up about 388 points at midday as investors digest mixed reports. Technology and defense shares held gains while utilities rose slightly and nonferrous metals remained steady amid late session activity.
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National Association
AP News Analysis Securities Dealers, Inc
Jack Bell
Washington (Ap
Saganese
Ward
GOP
Atl Coast Line
Atch
T&sf
Atl Refining
Avco Co
Ins
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Balt & Oc
Allvae Met Co
Barry, Boon
lAm Cryogenics. Inc
Goldwater
Arizona
New
Rendy
Fidelity Life
York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
RBS Studios, Inc
Boeing Air
Carolinas Capital
Borden Co
Cal
Thomas Bur
Drexel Enterprises
Dewey
New York
Coragigagia
First Union Nail Bank
Gry Cal Life Insurance
Harris-Teeter
Celanese Corp
Yalleral Yachts
Holiday Inns of
P&e
Statermountain
Rockefeller
Ches & Ohio
Jefferson Stud Life
Chrysler
Lance, Inc
Anaceline Coca-Cola
Sstite & Cas
Columbia Gg&e
Comal Credit
ASN
Nat Bank
Curtiss Wet
N.C
Dan Riv Mills
Fae Fee
Thomasville Furn
Ind
uPabies Hl
Wachovia Bank & Trust
East Airl
Wing
Eastman Rod Wss
Firestone
Foote
Ford Motor
Gen
Douglas
Goodrich
Util
Goodyear T&r
Ameri Greyhound
Gulf of Corp
Dow Jones Industrial
Kayser Roth
Myers
Estes
Martin Marietta
Motorola
Nail Biscuit
Nat Dairy Pd
Bisnie Adams Millis Natl Distillers
Cccess
North West
Enka
Radio Corp
Ptetheseeane
Reynolds Tob
Sears Roebuck
Lion Railway
Sperry Corp
Albemarle
Hartsell Funerals
Texaco Inc
Textron Inc
Union Bag
Carbide Fonday
Union Pac
United Airlines
United Aires
Shuping
United Fruit
Smith
el& Pow
P&p
Western
West Union 'Westing
el Winn
Dixie Woodworth
Zenith Rad
Cnc
I Prey
creaneeTe
Bache & Co
Furniture industry shows growth at summer market
Bassett notes rising demand from population growth and high personal income, urging dealers to embrace new retailing concepts. Italian and French designs gain traction while Early American styles maintain a steady share. Buyer traffic remains strong across High Point showrooms as awards dinner nears.
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Exposition Building
Furniture Plaza
High Point
Furniture South
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Shrine Club
Greensboro Road
Virginia Carolinas Wholesale Furniture Salesmen Assn
Ginger Poitevint
Miss Sun Fun
Faked Death Rumors Discounted By Raymond E Palmer
The report states that rumors of a shadowy figure in the Profumo scandal faking death are false. Mandy Rice-Davies asserts Peter Rachman died last fall. MPs debate possible body-switch theories as a cremation and stateless future are discussed in Parliament.
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Raymond E. Palmer
London
Mandy Rice Davies
Peter Rachman
Mardy
Christine Keeler
Ben Parkin
Rachman
Commons
West End
Fleet Street
Rachiman
Audrey
Mandy
Louth
Lower Yield From Leaf Crop Seen
A brief note indicates expected reduced yields from a leaf crop, with sparse readable wording suggesting agricultural impact or forecast. No clear names, dates, or locations are available, but the fragment implies concern over crop productivity and potential market effects.
Remedies Prescribed for Newspaper Ad Sales Slump
North Carolina newspaper executives warn ad revenue will fall with lower tobacco yields and TV growth. Leaders discuss a 1960s price hike as a possible remedy, noting education boosts reading and print remains strong for retailers.
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Raleigh
N.C
Asheville
News Carolina
Aising Executives Association
Seabaces
Roger C. Peace
Today
Greenville
S.C
W. P. Hedrick
Turner Journal and Times
Hedrick
Acre
Northi
Carolina
Lion
Ces
Ethridge
Son Seeks Answers 18 Years in Father's Hit and Run
Wesby Lee, after an 18% year hunt, helped lead to the arrest in Indianapolis of a Grover Jones suspect on murder charges in the New Year’s Eve 1944 hit and run that killed his father Newt Lee, a Tennessee Kentucky lumber businessman. Lee retraced 70,000 miles across Kentucky Indiana Ohio and Tennessee gathering clues, aided by a witness and a book of 153 pages of evidence.
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Newt Lee
Lee
Indianapolis
Tennes
Welby Lee
Jones
Grover
Tennessee
Jona
Kentucky
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Celina
Tenn
Indiana
Ohio
PLC
Usi
Eral
Clay County
Mitchell Resigns Newburgh Post To Join Birch Society
Newburgh city manager Joseph Mitchell resigns after a public welfare crackdown that sparked national controversy two years ago. He says he will take an organizational role with the John Birch Society on the Eastern Seaboard, starting next fall.
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Newburgh. N.yap
Joseph Mitchell
John ‘Birch Society
Mitchell
Seaboard
Garbage Disposal Woes Prompt Big Cleanup Effort
Reportedly five billion pounds of garbage will be washed down drains in the United States this year as people lose disposals and cause blockages. The issue prompts a nationwide cleanup push and calls for better disposal practices.
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Conpawand
United
Cool, Drier Air Grips Eastern U.S.. Gulf Coast Warms
The Associated Press reports cooler, drier air across the eastern half of the nation with temperatures 10 to 15 degrees lower than Monday morning from the northern Atlantic states to the lower Great Lakes. Readings ranged from the 40s to 80s in various regions, while the Gulf states stayed warm in the 70s and 80s. Clouds, showers, and thunderstorms affected areas from the south Atlantic to New England, including heavy rain in Charleston, South Carolina. Western areas saw little change with clear skies in California and Nevada, light coastal rain in Washington, and thunder showers in the Rockies.
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Atlantic States
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
North Atlantic States
South Atlantic
New England
Charleston
S.C
California
Nevada
Washington
Rockies
Soviet snubs Moscow meeting and meets Spaak in Kiev
The Soviet party denounces a Peking rally in support of five Chinese exiles, blaming it for reviving unfriendly moods and harming negotiations. Khrushchev’s peaceful coexistence policy is challenged by China, while Moscow avoids its meeting with Beijing and engages Spaak on easing tensions.
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Moscow
Kiev
Spaak
New
Soviet
Peking
Soviet Union
Chinese Communist Party
China
Church committee formed for racial equality drive
A new 11 member church committee to promote racial equality was elected by Plymouth United Church of Christ in Detroit. The Rev Nicholas Hood will chair the panel with the Rev Dr Oliver Black of Holyoke Mass as vice chairman and the Rev Arnold Slater of Chattanooga Penn as secretary. The church has operated for several years and will have a combined annual budget exceeding 500000 dollars.
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Plymouth United Church of Christ At
Detroit
Oliver Black
Holyoke
Mass
Hie
Arnold Slater
Chattanooga
Penn
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