Stock Market News and a Murky Market Slide
New York stocks opened at peak levels but failed to sustain gains as Dow JonesIndex fell about one point by noon. Industrials slipped while Du Pont rose briefly. Kodak gained before turning lower amid mixed trading. News also covered a violent nighttime disturbance in Raleigh following a concert, with injuries, looting, and police response, and Governor Ballentine’s ties to North Carolina politics highlighted elsewhere.
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Judy Garland Treated For Wrist Injuries in London
Judy Garland, 42, was treated at St. Stephen's Hospital Chelsea for minor wrist injuries. She was discharged after a few hours and asked the hospital not to disclose her whereabouts. Garland arrived in London with Mark Herron and had been linked to a Chinese marriage rumor in Hong Kong last month.
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Wallace moves toward decision on 1964 support
In Austin, George Reedy said Wallace may pick a course after reviewing the Democratic platform at Atlantic City. Wallace indicated he has not decided whom to back. Goldwater says Wallace is a Democrat if he aligns with his civil rights stance. Also, Wallace electors in Alabama remain pledged diversely, while Miller clarifies Goldwater’s extremism remark as wholehearted devotion to freedom.
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Civil rights protests shape Goldwater survey results
A Harris survey shows Goldwater supporters view civil rights progress as too fast, while the nation backs rights demonstrations. Most agree on disapproving picketing of conventions, yet Maryland voters backed Wallace to vent tactics of civil rights protests, signaling attitudes likely to influence the national race.
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Harlem Riots After Funeral Bricks Thrown From Roof
About 500 gathered for a service as hotfles and missiles rained on the street. A 41 year old ex convict Jay Jenkins was identified by fingerprints as the Negro killed amid Harlem unrest over tenement conditions and alleged police brutality. Police ran low on ammo and shells were rushed from the Bronx as officers blamed rowdies for looting. Debris littered the streets while worshipers moved to church in a tense scene.
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First Negro Enrolls At Winthrop College
Mrs. Cynthia P. Roddey, former Rock Hill teacher, becomes the first African American student at Winthrop College, enrolling as a graduate student seeking a master’s in education with emphasis on library science. She will live at home and attend as a day student amid desegregation at the state-supported women’s college.
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Electric thrust from Lewis angle in spaceflight tests
Rulis noted experiments showing radio signals could be transmitted through the exhaust of an operating rocket. Telemetry was excellent, with Hughes system issues. One engine lit on schedule but lacked thrust due to a high voltage short circuit. Both engines expel electrified gas at 100000 to 200000 mph, offering slight sustained thrust in near vacuum to enable interplanetary speeds.
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