Stocks Gain Amid Steels and Oils Rally on NY Market
The New York stock market showed broad gains led by steel and oil shares. U S Steel Lukens and Republic Steel rose over a point. Union Carbide advanced over 3 points as Gulf Oil and international oils climbed. Automotive names like Chrysler gained about a point while GM and Ford held steady. The Associated Press avg of 60 stocks rose about $1.00 at noon with rails and utilities also firm.
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NEW York
U.S. Steel
Lukens
Republic Steel
Youngstown
Union Carbide
Gulf Oil
Texas Co
Royal Dutch
Getty
Amerada
Sinclair
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
Goodrich
Aluminum
Nick
Lorillard
Pivotal
Southern Pacific
Associated Press
Indianapolis Speedway
Boston Edison
Rock Island
Central Illinois
Public Service
Greyhound
Norfolk & Western
Detroit Edison
Sperry Rand
Toledo Edison
Lithium
Indiana
Detroit
United Fruit A. T. & T
United Tank
New England Power
Chimps Sniff Out Neptune's Fountain At Pier
Two male chimps raided perfume stock worth 2300 dollars smelling the waters of Neptune's Fountain at the pier entrance. The owner said the animals are likely sleeping it off and were not found.
Investment questions and wary advice from a financial column
A 52 year old with four dependents seeks guidance on stock investments and risk. The advisor stresses caution, warns against overreach in speculative buys, and recommends bond diversification, broker verification, and avoiding rush decisions.
Jordan Breaks Ties With Nasser
The text reports Jordan severing relations with Nasser after the Iraqi coup, with King Hussein asserting the federation with Iraq remains while denouncing the pro-rebel Iraqi government. U.S. officials, including Robert Murphy, sought political solutions amid the Lebanese crisis.
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Robert Murphy
U.S
Eisenhower
Paul Meouchi
Murphy
Camille Chamoun
Rebe Eee
Gale Gaeaieigericie
Nasser
Iraq
Jordan
Hussein
Faisal
U S Rejects Khrushchev Summit Move Amid Middle East Tensions
The United States dismisses a five power summit proposal from Soviet Premier Khrushchev as officials study Moscow’s note. President Eisenhower, Secretary Dulles, and British Foreign Secretary Lloyd discuss a calm constructive UN backed reply with calls to maintain UN Security Council work. War fears fuel debate on a top level meeting.
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India
Geneva
Hagerty
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
United States
Britain
France
Middle East
Gettysburg
Dulles
Selwyn Lloyd
Lloyd
United Nations
United Nations Security Council
U.S
Bridge Tourney Opens in Winston-Salem
A three day bridge tournament for players from five states begins Friday in Winston-Salem. Tournament chairman E. C. Guthrie of the Central Carolina Bridge Assn. said invitations went to bridge clubs in the Carolinas Virginia Georgia and Tennessee.
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Winston-Salem
E. C. Guthrie
Central Carolina Bridge Assn
Carolinas
Virginia
Georgia
Tennessee
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery Reported
New healing substance Bio-Dyne claims to shrink hemorrhoids stop itching and relieve pain without surgery. Case reports describe reduction and statements from sufferers that piles have ceased to be a problem. Available as suppository or ointment under the name Ion H with money back guarantee.
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New York, N. Y
Enue Rentas
No Sweat Navy Marines Hold Beirut Assignment
U S Marines in Beirut describe the Lebanese mission as strictly no sweat, with hot and bored mood but disciplined conduct. Leaders note orderly behavior, constant drills, and occasional pay delays while locals flock around troops seeking candy and attention as ice is delivered to outposts.
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Bem Price
Beirut
U.S
Clarence Kelly
Carlisle
Saipan
Iwo
Jima
Korea
Baghdad Residents Satisfied With New Iraqi Government
Baghdad reports a peaceful capital under the new republican regime after the coup that toppled King Faisal II. The US Embassy lists missing Americans. ex-premier Jamali is jailed. Army tours show a stark contrast between old regime palaces and common homes. Night life remains curfewed while oil flows to Europe under defense pact vows.
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Rome
Baghdad
Iraq
Faisal
Ottonre Tavebved
Areky
Fisal II
Abdullah
Nuri
Republic
U.S
Robert Alcock
Anson Cale
An Co
San Francisco
Eugene Burns
Susalito
Calif
The
Holy Land Foundation
Associated Press
Diplomatic Break and Aide to Jordan Amid Crisis
The Jordan Foreign Ministry announced a complete break with Nasser's UAR as King Hussein's government received a 12 million dollar U.S. aid package to ease economic crisis. Nasser returned to Cairo after talks in Yugoslavia the Soviet Union and Syria.
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Jordan
Nasser
Foreign Ministry
Amman
Hussein
United States
Cairo
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
Syria
Industrial Growth Seen in North Carolina Commerce
Gov Hodges led a joint session of the Commerce and Industry Committee and the State Ports Authority after an open hearing. A North Carolina Fisheries Assn report blaming lax enforcement for oyster industry troubles was to be considered, with rebuttals from the C D Board committee. Meetings continued this afternoon and tomorrow morning.
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Hodges
North Carolina Fisheries Assn
Morehead City
C&d Board
Commercial Fisheries Committee
North Carolina Sees 70000 New Jobs From Food Sector
70000 new jobs claimed in North Carolina facilities possibly in the Wilmington area. The plan focuses on growing and marketing, concentrating production, and dedicating acreages to high-demand packaged foods. Income losses on traditional crops drive interest in seafood and food crops expansion.
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North Carolina
Wilmington
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Fadhil Jamali
Fied
Geo Gregged
Jamali
Reuters
Ian
United Arab Republic
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Navaco
Huffman
W. Washington
Wright
High Point
N. C
Saturn Statesville Flour Mills
Statesville, N. C
Zett
N. Main ST
Esso
Esso Standard Oil Company
Shaver Oil Company
Guyer St
D. G. Willard Fuel Oil and Burner Service
Hedrick Coal & Oil CO
Mallory ST
Mitland Cement Association
State Planters Bank
Richmond
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