Motors lead brisk midday stock rally in New York
Stocks rise after noon with General Motors up about 1 percent and Ford gaining roughly half a point. The AP 60-stock average climbs 1.4 to 319.0 as industrials, rails, and utilities gain, while the Dow Jones average edges up to 848.50. Market talk cites solid earnings hopes and possible negotiations avoiding strikes as catalysts.
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Goldwater Delivers Core Message at GOP Platform Session
Goldwater defended principled free society and national autonomy as the 100 member committee closed in on drafting the party platform. Scranton allies pressed moderate planks on civil rights, military policy, and Social Security, risking split at next week’s nominating convention.
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Scott Won't Ride Herd On Moore
Greensboro ap report quotes Robert W. Scott saying he will not back or manage Judge Moore and will not seek to build rapport with him. Scott, son of the late governor W Kerr Scott, emphasizes independence in addressing Moore and regional industrial aims.
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Harris Survey Shows Wallace Draws Vote from Goldwater
Analysis indicates Wallace siphons 19 percent from Goldwater and 7 percent from Johnson, potentially altering conservative split. The impact hinges on Wallace’s ability to keep the President off ballots in Southern states and reflects broader anti foreign aid and spending tensions.
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Elm City crowd protests outside police station in late evening
A crowd gathered in front of the Elm City police station around 9:30 p.m. and dispersed by 11 p.m after a heated exchange and exchanged remarks, with rain starting as they broke up.
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Fraud suspected as ballots flagged at Mars Hill precinct
Deputy reports fraudulent checks at California Creek Precinct in Madison County where two men and several residents were wrongly marked. C N Willis and James Ramsey, farmers, testified about vote challenges and disputed counts, Ramsey allegedly threatening the tally to defend his position.
President cites modest 1965 budget cuts in remarks
The President noted fund requests for 1965 were reduced by 3 percent, compared with a 7.4 percent average cut last year, calling the adjustment a sign of restrained spending and fiscal caution.
Goodson Pendergrass New Bishop of Methodist Church
Dr Edward J Pendergrass of Orlando Florida was elected bishop on the seventh ballot by the Southeastern Jurisdictional Conference receiving 281 votes, more than 60 percent. He hails from First Methodist Orlando and has served since 1952, with a family of three children. Four bishops remain to be chosen this week amid church reorganization changes including shifting conference boundaries.
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Competition Hampered Says Senator Hart Blames Funeral Industry
Senate hearings into the funeral business found price competition deliberately hampered and largely forbidden. Senator Philip A. Hart, chair of the hearing subcommittee, urged the FTC to take a hard look. He cited the National Funeral Directors Association ban on advertising prices as unethical.
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Refugees Arrive From Cuba in Small Boats
Forty two Cuban refugees arrived this week in five small boats despite reinforced Cuban coast defenses. Fishermen from Havana Province described a 100 mile stretch of the north coast as fortified with concrete, wire trenches cannons machine guns and tanks. The Cuban Refugee Center said total arrivals this week bring the June 1961 escapees to about 7 000.
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Tshombe Becomes Premier of Congo
Moise Tshombe, who long kept Katanga separate, was sworn in as premier of the Congo Republic. He formed a cabinet with most members present. Kasavubu urged focus on economy and social services as the nation faces tribal rivalries and upcoming elections. Supporters gathered outside Kasavubu’s residence shouted for Adoula’s ouster.
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Urban renewal area includes city's best business property
Jarrell told the court he supplied photographs to all justices to illustrate points. Haworth faced questions on financing as judges pressed for a vote by the people. Justice Higgins called the financing plan nebulous and ordered a full outline of the project funding.
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