Bank Merger Reported In Works In North Carolina
A Raleigh News and Observer report says Scottish Bank of Lumberton and First Union National of Charlotte plan a merger. Directors in Lumberton and Charlotte will vote Wednesday. if approved, the new bank would be North Carolina’s third largest, with Scottish at 21 eastern branches and deposits around 48 million and First Union at 261 million mainly in the Piedmont. Wachovia is NC’s largest bank and North Carolina National is second.
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Raleigh
Scottish Bank of Lumberton
First Union National of Charlotte
News and Observer
Lumberton
Charlotte
First Citizens Bank & Trust Co
Smithfield
Scottish
First Union
North Carolina
Piedmont
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co. of
Winston-Salem
North Carolina National
Oils Support Mixed Stock Markets In Early Trading
New York stocks opened with a mixed tone as oils rose on demand and talk of discoveries. The Dow gained to 718.06, the AP 60 averaged 271.9, Polaroid rose about 3, while Beckman and TBM slipped, and Xerox gained slightly.
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New York
Wall Street
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Tineis Central
Polaroid
TBM
Xerox
Guardsmen protest aimed at jet construction jobs
The Joint Committee on Equal Opportunity leads a sit in campaign to halt over 2.5 billion dollars in jet construction projects until Negroes and Puerto Ricans receive more job opportunities.
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Joint Committee On Equal Opportunity
Kentucky Seeks Industry Brochure Targets European Firms
In a bid to lure industry, Kentucky commerce officials issued a brochure in German, French and Italian outlining the state's industrial strengths. The material, distributed mainly by Chase Manhattan Bank and its European branches, highlights Kentucky's investment appeal to foreign manufacturers.
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Frankfort
Kentucky Department of Commerce
Chase Manhattan Bank of New York
Europe
Ecuador Military Junta Seizes Power in Quito Standoff
The Associated Press reports Ecuador remains unsettled as a military junta, amid a palace siege, deposes President Arosemena after resigning under alleged threats, while supporters clash with troops and reports place several colonels in key roles. Elections are promised soon.
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Associated Press
Quito
Ecuador
Carlos Isages
Arosemena
Campers Denounced as Nudist Colony In Mountain Camp
Townspeople report obscene literature and nudist activity at a mountain camp near Rosman and Brevard. Rioting began after locals placed tacks on the road. Campers, about 70 members but fewer present, defend the camp as a quiet summer retreat with swimming and athletics, all members white. Vehicles show owners from several states. Camp owned by a Mr Miller of Florida.
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Rosman
Brevard
California
Mexico
Connecticu
Oregon
New York
Florida
Mr. Miller
Provenzano Loses Bid to Overturn Teamsters Conviction
Former Teamsters leader Provenzano, 46, was convicted June 11 of extorting 17,100 from Dorn Transportation Co. to pressure labor peace at a Secaucus terminal opened in 1952. He told the court he stood by his truth as he faced sentencing for using union power to benefit the employer.
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Page LA
Shaw
Provenzano
Provenzany
Dorn Transportation Co
Renssealer, Nly
Clifton
N.J
Louis Kletler
Eastern Freight Ways Inc
Carlstadt
Kiletter
Marshall Compares Minds of Negroes to Africa Wind of Change
In Nairobi AP reports U.S. Circuit Judge Thurgood Marshall, described as a Negro, compared American Negroes mood to Africa wind of change. He warned multiracial audience that more police dogs may be used against Negro Freedom Fighters and said the spirit of urgency sweeping America mirrors Africa's change. He spoke while outlining U.S. racial issues and asserted Kennedy supporters will persist.
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Nairobi
Kenya
U.S
Thurgood Marshall
Africa
Marshall
America
Sjican Telephone & Telegraph Co
Kennedy
Kappel
Judge threatens jail after Lower East Side protest
In New York City Judge Irving Schreckinger warned five demonstrators that they would be jailed if they returned to court after blocking trucks at a housing project construction site. The five, two women and three men, protested for more jobs for Black and Puerto Rican workers in the building trades, calling for access to the site.
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Amercan Stock Exchange
U.S
New York
Adams Millis Allied Cho
Allis Challita
Can Co
Bts
Enka
Am Motors
Tel & Tel
Toh .O
Burl Ind
Manhate Burroughs Corp
Tan
Nelson A. Jaro
P&l
Rockefeller
Celanese Corp
Robert F. Wagner
Duke
DuFont
East Air
Eastman
Pete Ai
En Foods
Cambridge
Goodrich BF . O. AM Aia
Goodyear T&h
Greyhound
Tor
Gulf Oi Corp
iInt Tel & Tel SL
Kayser Roth
Myers
National Guardsmen
Lorillard
Martin Marietta
McLeod ‘Rk Ile
Monsanto
BOM Suh
Son
telRagio Corp
Stary
Reynolds Tob Ceeteee Bom
Stevens Jr
Texaco Inc
Textron Inc
Union Bay
United Airlines
United Aire
Arosemena
Panama
Maurice Bern
Ecua
Dorian Army
Merjing
Quito
Panamanian
United Fruit
Va el
P&p
Gro
Western
West Union
Westing el
Winn Dixie
Woolworth
Cambridge Nonviolent Action Committee
Gloria Richardson
NEW York (Ap
Far
D&c
Irving
Schreckinger
Lower East Side
Criticism of federal powers and civil rights bill voiced
Selden warns the proposed federal powers bill would destroy individual liberty and private property, while the President presses private meetings at the White House. He meets 72 business leaders, including heads of major firms, urging voluntary support as civil rights becomes a national priority. F R Kappel leads the Business Council in backing discussions.
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Selden
White House
Business Council
F. R. Kappel
Amer
Picketing Moves Into Second Day at Local Cafeteria
Seven Negroes and one white man marched with anti segregation signs in front of the K W Cafeteria at noon, then planned another target at the Center Theater in the evening. They walked quietly at the sidewalk edge, not blocking entrances.
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Jhegan
Ne ‘Groes
K&w
Center Theater
Jevening
High Street c
Top Russian Spy Defects To West
London reports a senior Soviet intelligence officer defected to Britain after CIA questioning. Authorities deem him as important as any postwar defector and fear for his safety, keeping his identity secret and housing him at a secure location. The defection echoes Penkovsky and Blake cases, signaling possible overhaul of Soviet and allied intelligence tactics.
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Colin Frost
London
Soviet Union
Britain
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Washington
Moscow
Oleg Penkovsky
Penkovsky
George Blake
Blake
Middle East
Europe
River Steamer Sinks. 20 Missing After Fogbound Sinking
In Buenos Aires an AP report says 40 bodies recovered as 355 survivors were plucked from lifeboats after the Ciudad de Asuncion sank in darkness and fog while on an overnight Montevideo to Buenos Aires run. The number of missing stands at 20 with unconfirmed reports of three Americans aboard.
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Isaac A. Levi
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Plate River
Atlantic
Ciudad de Asun
Montevideo
Uruguay
Several TV Programs and Hosts Featured Tonight
The schedule lists Henesey and others as actors or players, with Route 66, Mitch Miller, Hitchcock, Paar, Carson, and various kids shows. It details movie hours, boxing and baseball listings, and multiple local station lineups across Charlotte Roanoke WSLS WSOC and WRIV with sports, news, and entertainment segments.
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Wriv CR
Charlotte
WSLS
Roanoke
WSOC
Death Valley
Loretta, Young
Hunt Brinkley
Loretta Young
Showtime
Jack Paar
Lloyd Bridges
Jetsons
Hurd Brinkley
Walt Cronkite
Flintstones
Five Boys Lost In Abandoned Coal Mine Rescue Under Way
An eight man rescue team including Bureau of Mines and Pennsylvania Mines Department experts searched an abandoned Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Co. mine after five youths failed to return home. Fresh footprints and a dropped pack of matches were found but not linked to the missing boys. One water filled corridor and several shafts key the schedule as night searches continue.
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Ture
Resue
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Pennsylvania Mines Department
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Co
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Rawhide — the Drovers
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Walter Cronkite
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Tony Martin
Davey
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Roy Rogers
Roy F
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