Stock Market Opens Higher Amid Mixed Advances In Chemicals
New York equities extended gains in early trading as chemicals and oils led a mixed session with several issues moving up while others remained uneven. Lukens Steel traded slowly after an hour delay as orders piled up. Monsanto and American Cyanamid rose on favorable news and strength in chemical sectors, with US Borax growing on expectations of a merger.
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New York
Lukens Steel
Oy Mathieson
Emer
Contea Hs. US
Borax
Ing
Monsanto
Bache & Co
S.ceeees
General Mators
Union Goodyear Tire & Rubber
International Harvester
International Tel Pot * Jones Laughlin Steel
Johns Manville
Pepsi-Cola
Procter & Gamble
Reynolds and Republic
Sears Roebuck
Southern Ry
J. P. Stevens Co
American Tel. & Tel
the Texas Co. A
Union Carbide & Carbon
United Aircraft
W Co
Steel
Inflation Has Many Aspects Says Sam Dawson
Retired couples scrimp as nest eggs shrink in purchasing power while wages rise in nominal terms. Readers face rising costs for goods and services, with hidden price changes and deteriorating quality. Experts cite tight money, higher interest, and capital costs as fuels for inflation.
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New York
Furniture Market Activity Levels Off
The market shows steady activity with exhibitor reports on inventories and shipments. A manufacturer notes orders remain strong as shipments run 60 to 90 days, with brisk buying for case goods and upholstery and attention to foam rubber cushion innovations.
Alternate Jurors Named in Clinton Case
Public lists alternates before acceptance as Taylor says no further examination needed. Two women were rejected. Defense attorney Memph is asked about the jury’s importance. Mrs Day, a Clinton resident, testifies about neutrality and family disturbance talks.
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Clinton
Taylor
Robert L. Memphis
Murphy
Fayetteville Beer Dealers Charged in Minor Sales Probe
The Fayetteville group faces charges as officers allege beer sales to minors by local dealers. Statements describe investigators and board inspectors gathering information, with Cumberland County and Fayetteville referendums sought to halt ABC liquor sales and ban beer and wine sales.
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Walker
Allen
Fayetteville
ABC Board
Peace Pin
Cumberland County
ABC
Civil Rights Bill Talks Stir White House Debates
The Senate debate over a civil rights bill heats as President Eisenhower and Atty. Gen. Brownell seek clarity. Senator Russell challenges provisions he calls excessive while Eisenhower describes the measure as moderate and remains open to amendments. Talks continue after a White House meeting.
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Eisenhower
Brownell
Eisenhower Soseell
Joe
Senate
Russell
Dixie
Eeform
Dewere
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