Stock Market Slips Amid Race Tensions and War News
Amid racial tensions in Northern cities and war headlines, the stock market opened lower. The Dow Jones average fell about 2.75 points to 691.14 as shifts in aerospace and defense shares weighed on the big indices.
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Douglas
Kaiser Aluminum
Pfizer
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U.S
Icape Henry
New York
San Juan
Adams Mills Allied Chillis
Am Cau Co
Delaware Bay
Enka
Dave
Arm Motors
Am Tel & Tel - Am Tobacco
T&sf
Crippled Ship To Rendezvous With Tug
A crippled vessel is to rendezvous with a tug after developing damage at sea. Coast guard and salvage crews coordinate rescue operations and plan a tow to the nearest port for repairs. Further details on the vessel’s identity and destination were not available.
Collision damages Honnor tanker near Portsmouth Va
A Norwegian tanker named Honnor sustained a side gash after a collision with another vessel off Portsmouth Virginia. Details on injuries or cause were not immediately available. Authorities investigated the incident as crews inspected the hull and safety equipment.
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Portsmouth
Civil rights turmoil and political clash storm disrupts conference
A chaotic scene unfolds as Governor Rosellini leads a civil rights conference with a two hour panel on Tuesday as leaders from NAACP CORE and the Urban League clash over strategy. Kennedy administration supports a firm civil rights bill while protests risk escalating violence nationwide.
Civil rights debate and labor talks amid Kennedy actions
Kennedy met with labor secretary Wirtz and union negotiators after a breakfast conference and prepared a remarks draft for Congress. Governors Wallace and Barnett urged probes of Communist influence and civil rights tension as 60,000 rail jobs face elimination and possible strike. White House officials anticipated a major presidential message and possible arbitration to resolve labor disputes before July 29.
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Supreme Court
Theodore C. Sorensen
White House
Pierre Salinger
Wirtz
Eclipse Of Sun Gets Long Look
A fragmentary item notes an extended examination or feature about an eclipse phenomenon with quoted comments and partial phrases mentioning a revolution and crisis context. The readable text hints at scientific or editorial discussion, but specifics are unclear.
Cotton futures rise amid eclipse talk and space notes
The report notes cotton futures opening up 35 cents per bale and details market moves. It also weaves in remarks on solar eclipse science, space radiation, and plans for an era of eclipse watching with jet aircraft timing for transcontinental paths.
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New York
United States
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Pacific Northwest
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Japan
Canada
Maine
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Greenstoro Rd
Bennett Mulls 1964 Bid for North Carolina Governor
Bert L. Bennett Jr., 42, Winston-Salem oil distributor and Democratic state party chairman, says he will decide by late summer or fall about running for governor in 1964. Polls show Bennett leading for the party nomination. he cites education, economic growth, and civil rights progress as core priorities while pledging to keep race off the campaign.
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Associated Fess Winston-Salem
Terry Sanford
Governor's
Bert L. Bennett Jr
Winston-Salem
Democratic Club
Mecklenburg County Democratic Executive Committee
Sanford
Bennett
North Carolina
Forsyth County
Wolfe says no headway toward negotiated agreement on ICC unions
Five operating unions are cited as present on page 1 4 but Wolfe states no progress was achieved toward a negotiated agreement. The report notes ongoing discussions without a resolution and highlights the stalled talks affecting ICC operations.
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Wolfe
Unclear protest plans loom over August Washington march
A strategy meeting in New York involving NAACP figure Roy Wilkins and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference discussed a possible August march on Washington. The phrase Fight, get an education echoes tension over potential disciplinary actions for students tied to the event.
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Washington
New York
NAACP
Roy Wilkins
Southern Christian Leadership
Rockefeller and Goldwater Hype 1964 GOP Race at Governors Meet
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller and Senator Barry Goldwater stirred the 1964 GOP presidential race at the Governors Conference in Miami Beach. Rockefeller, with his new wife, aimed to draw civil rights contrast with Goldwater who boosts his rising popularity. Democratic governors accused Goldwater of smearing tactics as Romney and Scranton stayed away. The article notes Goldwater’s lead and Rockefeller’s divorce impact, with a beach party introducing Mrs. Rockefeller to the scene.
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Jack Bell
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Margaretta
Happy) Murphy
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