Stock Market Edges Higher Amid Mixed Gains
New York AP reports a cautious session with minor advances in several steel, rail, oil, chemical stocks and utilities. Major names such as Gulf Oil, Chrysler, Goodyear and Dupont posted fractional gains while Burroughs dipped briefly before holding. Associated Press average rose 20 cents at noon to 180.50 with rails and utilities up.
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New York
Inland Steel
Lehem
Bush Terminal
Union
Burroughs
Caterpillar
Air Action
Baltimore & Ohio
International Paper
Gulf
Oil
Chrysler
Goodyear Commonwealth Edison
Tional Nickel
du Pont
American Can
Southern Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Paramount
Western Union
Ae Associated Press
Marietta
Colonial
Sheeuwee
Commonwealth Life
Drexel Furniture
Elec
Gulf Life Inseeneeee
Jefferson Standard
Olin Co. Inc
Tel. Co
Nat. Gas Public Serv. of
N.C
Pyramid Life Ins
Security National Bank
Wachovia Bank
General Motors
Goodyear Tire & Rubber International Harvester International Tel Standard Oil Co
la Jones Laughlin Steel
American Can Co
Loew's Inc
Norfolk & Western Rwy
Allied Chemical & Dye
S Tobacco Co
Pennsylvania Railway
Bethlehem Steel
Burlington Mills
Procter & Gamble
Chrysler Corp
Reynolds Tobacco
New York Central RR
Republic
Carolina Light & Power
Sears Roebuck Douglas Aircraft
Southern Ang
DuPont de Nemours
J. P. Stevens Co
American Tel. & Tel
Eastern Airlines
the Texas Co
Consolidated Edison
Union Carbide & Carbon
Eastman Kodak
United Aircraft Corp
Westinghouse Electric Co
General Dynamics
U. S. Steel
Security Quotations 1 P M Stocks
The 1 p m stock quotations furnished by Bache & Co show price movements across merger bids, blue chips, and industrials with notable shifts in several key equities.
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Bache & Co
Cotton futures open lower in New York trading
The Associated Press reports cotton futures opened five to forty five cents per bale lower in New York.
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New York
Youth Pleads Guilty in Auto Theft Case Delayed Judgment
A 16 year old Asheboro Street youth pleaded guilty to unlawful taking of a vehicle owned by Beulah Dence and had judgment continued by Judge Byron Haworth until Sept. 21. He faced separate charges of reckless driving and driving without a license, with fines totaling 40 dollars and court costs ordered.
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Asheboro
John Wesley Lewallen
Young Lewallen
Beulah Dence
Frost
Byron Haworth
Lewallen
Consumers Halt Recession Says Economists in AP Report
Analysts cite President's advisers and June data showing a modest upturn driven by personal spending and government stimulus. Consumer confidence remains steady as spending shifts from durable goods to services, with inventories easing and business investment still lagging.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Middle East
Dow Jones Averages at Noon and Close
The bulletin shows Dow Jones Industrial Averages at 12 noon and 1 p.m. with the Industrials at 404.08 and 495.62 and the figure 4406. Volume readings are listed as 560,000 at noon, 1,230,000 at 1 p.m., and 3,550,000 for the day. The page also notes a separate figure 17073 and a rise of 17.42.
Dying Mother Accuses Son In Deaths
Halifax police arrested Booker Clark after a dying mother accused him of poisoning her and two other deaths. The 60 year old Mrs Fannie Belle Clark died July 10 after claiming poison in dewberries. Tests matched poison in berries to those in the autopsy. Clark admitted poisoning his brother Bennie in whisky as investigators pursued Elizabeth Carrington’s death.
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Halifax
Booker Clark
Clark
Virginia
Sheriff's Office
Richmond
Fannie Belle Clark
Coates
Bennie
Elizabeth Carrington
Summit Conference Seems Certain
The United States weighs a summit involving Khrushchev amid Middle East tensions. Paris reports doubt De Gaulle will approve while India and Arab states face invite uncertainties. Western powers fear portraying an extraordinary Security Council session as an aggression debate.
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Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Ormitton
de Gaulle
Nehru
India
Paris
Security Council
Council
Middle East
Full Talks Are Urged Amid Cold War Tensions
United States officials face pressure to shift from defensive stances to proactive diplomacy as Sen. Hubert Humphrey criticizes timid policy and calls for mass arms shipments to counter subversion. Sen. Knowland rebukes Soviet control of the Security Council talks. Rep. Vorys adds a House foreign affairs perspective.
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Hubert Humphrey
Minn
United States
William F. Knowland
California
Senate
Soviet Union
John M. Vorys
Ohio
House
New Light on the World of Dreams
A brief exploration asks when we dream most, during sleep onset, in the middle of the night, or just before waking, considering how dream timing relates to sleep stages and memory. The piece surveys theories and recent findings, suggesting dreams can occur at multiple points and may reflect brain activity across REM and non REM periods.
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