Market Decline Reflects Mixed U S Stocks And Oil
The stock list shows declines for major issues including IBM and Magnavox while oil majors edge lower. Ford and General Motors dip as a large secondary offer looms, and the bond market softens with savings and loan holdings remaining subdued amid growth concerns. A pending Donaldson base decision dominates defense related talks with Greenville officials urging preservation.
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Coca-Cola
Curtiss
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Eastman
Gen Foods
Barger
Éall
Iriend
General Motors
Liggett & Myers
Lorillard P Ford
McLean Tr. Brunswick
American Ma
Meneantechnnc & Foundry
Polaroid
Xerox
Zenith
Magnavox
Nat Distillers
Gulf Oil
Kennedy
Air Force
Donald
Am Avia
Air Force Base
Green
Pacific
Ville
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Olin D. Johns
California
Great Western
Phillips Petr
Savings and Loan Holding
Com- Ton
D-S.c
United Fi- Johnston
White House
Johnston
Reynolds
Zuckert/Sou
Stevens JP
Donaldson
Greenville
David Traxler
Chamber of Commerce
Wesleyan Pilgrim Merger Backed by Delegates at Colfax Meeting
Delegates at Colfax favor a merger between Wesleyan Methodist and Pilgrim Holiness Church by a 157 to 15 vote. The decision, though influential, is a nonbinding recommendation for next year’s general conference. Election of delegates for the general session began, with Dr. C Wesley Levin and W W Kiser among leaders chosen.
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Wesleyan Methodist
Pilgrim
Colfax
Wesleyan Methodists
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General Conference
North Carolina
C. Wesley Levin
High Point
Gion
Central Wesleyan Methodist College
Central
S. C
North Carolina Conference
J. C. Putman
Lowell Jennings
Gastonia
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Hoffa criticized by Senate panel over Teamsters abuses
The Senate subcommittee's 40 page report cites January 1961 hearings on Hoffa Corallo and others. It charges Corallo ran Local 239 via "dummy" officials after resigning as vice president and boss, funneling about $31,000 yearly in pay checks to Corallo, with Hoffa allegedly aware and the evidence described as indisputable.
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Senate
Hoffa
Teamsters
Teamsters Union
Corallo
Hearth
Local 239
Greensboro Newsman Luther Gideon Jr dies at 43
Luther M. Gideon Jr., 43, news editor of the Greensboro Record, died at Wesley Long Community Hospital. Funeral set for Thursday at Hanes-Lineberry. He was a Greensboro native, graduate of Curry High School, and Guilford College alumnus, joined the Greensboro Daily News in 1941 and rose to news editor in 1952. He is survived by wife Thelma, two sons Lee and Eugene, his parents, and two brothers.
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N. C
Luther M. Gideon Jr
Greensboro Record
Wesley Long Community Hospital
Hanes-Lineberry
Gideon
Curry High School
Guilford
Greensboro Daily News
Telegraph
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Records
Thelma
Lee
Eugene
L. M. Gideon Sr
John Gideon
Harold Gideon
Winchester
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