Market slips as profit taking continues in three week rally
The stock market opened with a moderate loss amid quiet trading. The AP average fell 0.60 to 219.20 as major steels, motors, chemicals, tobaccos, aerospace, and electronics declined while nonferrous metals and rails mixed. American Telephone and Du Pont led losses, MCA Inc. remains a key mover in the session.
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ED Morse
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Associated Press
American Telephone
du Pont
MCA Inc
Skeptical Doctor Blocks Thalidomide Approval in U S
Washington reports that Dr Frances Oldham Kelsey of the FDA refused approval for Kevadon after safety questions arose. Merrell Co withdrew its application in 1961 when Europe linked thalidomide to birth malformations, with phocomelia cases later documented in Germany amid rising withdrawal from markets.
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Washington
Europe
Frances Oldham Kelsey
Washington Post
Post
Kelsey
William S. Merrell Co
Cincinnati
United States
Canada
Merrell Company
West Germany
Bond review committee tightens bonds after Estes fraud case
Townsend described bond levels above 700000 and noted four could match Estes based on judgment alone. He cited an audit issue where Estes’ figures were copied to letterhead. A three‑man bond review committee now oversees about 350 to 400 bonds since the board formed after Estes’ indictment.
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Townsend
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville J., Freeman
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Freeman
Estes
Winn P. Jackson
Lubbock
Tex
Theater Executive Dick Dickson Dies
Hollywood. Dick Dickson, 65, a noted theater executive, died Saturday at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after a long illness. A former managing director of New Yorks Roxy Theater, he spent 20 years with National Theaters and Fox West Coast Theaters. He retired in 1956 and later managed a Palm Springs shopping center. He is survived by his widow.
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Hollywood
Dick Dick
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
New York
Roxy Theater
National Theaters
Fox West Coast Theaters
Palm Springs
Alcatraz Escapes Highlight Island’s Grim Record
The article recalls the June 12 escape by Clarence Anglin John Anglin and Frank Morris from Alcatraz, using sharpened spoons to chip cement from vents. Warden Blackwell cites erosion as a partial cause for the escape's apparent success. the men were presumed drowned, though no bodies were found.
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Bay
Clarence and
John Anglin
Alabama
Frank Lee Morris
Louisiana
Olin G. Blackwell
Alcatraz
Army
Federal
Ralph Roe
Theodore Cole
Oklahoma
San Francisco
George Christopher
Pacific
Golden Gate
Orient
The Becker-Giuliano Murder Scandal and Trial timeline
A gangland murder triggered a vast corruption inquiry. Four gunmen led by Gyp the Blood were executed in 1914. Jacob Seidenshner, Lefty Rosenberg, Dago Frank Cirofici, and Whitey Lewis Seidenshner were convicted and killed. Becker faced trials, fled reform, and was executed in 1915 after a clemency rejection.
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Bald Jack Rose
Becker
Big Jack Zelig
Zelig
Harry
Gyp the Blood
Horrowitz
Louis
Lefty Louie
William J. Gaynor
John Purroy
Mitchel
Whitman
Sing Sing
10000 Girl Scouts Begin Rousing Vermont Roundup
In Button Bay Vermont 10000 Girl Scouts start a 10 day Roundup marking Juliette Low’s 50th anniversary. Kennedy greetings expected, stamp issued, and a two ton birthday cake planned. Massive support includes tents from the Army and a microwave tower for long distance calls.
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Button Bay
Juliette Low
Savannah
Kennedy
Post Office Department
Lake Champlain
Scout Organization
Army
New England Telephone Land Telegraph Co
United States
Rutland
Vermont Maple Industry Council
New England
New York
New Jersey
Girl Scouts
Ing
Japan
Nigeria
Hank Snow reports burglary at office safe
Recording artist Hank Snow told police what was missing after burglars broke open his office safe during a Grand Ole Opry performance on Saturday. The missing items included seven watches five sets of diamond earrings several sets of diamond cuff links insurance papers several passports and several silver western belt buckles.
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Nashville, Tenn
Hank Snow
Kennedy Nominates Celebrezze as Health Secretary
President Kennedy sent the Senate the nomination of Cleveland mayor Anthony J. Celebrezze to be secretary of health education and welfare. The White House said confirmation would be swift and Celebrezze would assume office once approved.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Cleveland
Anthony J. Celebrezze
White House
Celebrezze
Cellbrezze
Hyannis Port
Mass
Pierre Salinger
Ivan A. Nestingen
Lundersecretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Salinger
High Command
Nestingen
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Ribicoff
Minister Dies in Morristown During Sermon
Dr. C. Ross Ritchie age 61 pastor of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church died of a heart attack during morning worship in Morristown Tennessee. He previously led Lutheran churches at Rocky Mount and Lexington North Carolina before moving to Morristown three years ago.
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Morristown, Tenn
C. Ross Ritchie
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Ritchie
Rocky Mount
Lexington
N.C
Morristown
Red China accuses India of aggressive border moves
Peiping decries Indian outposts near Ladakh as not on Pangong Lake north bank and asserts border intrusions. China warns India against testing territorial claims by force while noting Indian positions south of the Galwan Valley and in Soda Plains.
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Red China
India
Tokyo
China
Peiping
Pangong Lake
Galwan
Soda Plains
Ladakh
New Delhi
Influence Trial Jury Charged in Raleigh Sign Peddling Case
The Wake County jury in the influence peddling case over highway sign purchases is to be charged by the judge soon. Defendants include Robert A. Burch former highway engineer and his son Robert M. Burch linked to commissions paid to Kidd Brewer. Other defendants were Pfaff Kendall Traffic and Street Sign Co Newark executives George Masefield Walter Schoenfeldt and Martin Hamilton. charges against them were dismissed after state evidence.
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Raleigh
Ee Mallard
Robert A. Burch
Kidd Brewer
Robert M. Burch
Brewer
Terry Laneford
Burch
Pfaff and Kendall
Traffic and Street Sign Co
Newark
N.J
George Masefield
Walter Schoenfeldt
Martin Hamilton
Do It Yourself Skin Softening Cream Recipe Note
A DIY tip suggests mixing thick soapsuds with a few spoonfuls of baby oil to create a homemade cream for callused skin spots. The guidance emphasizes a simple, inexpensive preparation using common household ingredients.
Show Them Later Costume Shopping Reminder
A brief directive urges shopping for a costume independently and presenting it to friends at a later time. The note emphasizes handling the task privately before sharing with others.
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Ches & Ohio
Chrysler Beeb
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Goodyear T&r Etbeee
Texaco Inc
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Textron Inc
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Eeneenee
Gulf Oil Corp
Union Bay
Avco Co
Int Nickel
UN Carbide
Balt & O
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Kenct Cop
Seeeene
United Fruit
Borden Co
Liggett & Myers
See Beerers
US Rubber
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Lockh Air
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Burland
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VaCare Chem Burroughs Carp
Bond
Dick Dickson
Horace G.ilderton
St. Main St
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Tata Sud
Itchum
Mann Drug CO
H.p.t’ville Rd
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Adult Entertainment
Laurence Harvey
Howar
Bing Crosby
Fabian
William Holden
Lills Palmer
Anglewood Barn Theatre
Clemmons
N. C
Music & Art Center
Actor
Maximilian Scheil
Abby Mann
Stanley Kramer
Istarts
Paramount
RSE
MHS
NEW Service Laundry
Centennial Ave
HFC
Lexington Ave
Thomasville, N. C
Bill Voncannon
Thomasville
Kirk Douglas
Tony Curtis
Ernest Borgnine
Janet Leigh
United Artists
Wecht and Lancaster
Suer Lancaster
Omy Curtis
Ema Lollobrigida
Myrtle Beach
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