Dow Jones Edges Up on Mixed Market News
The Dow Jones industrial average rose 1.38 to 580.99 at noon as mixed trading and faint gains in autos and chemicals offset declines in Bethlehem Steel and other giants. News of nuclear test ban inspections and on-site posts influenced sentiment amid a broad, cautious session.
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Cotton futures jump at New York Open
Cotton futures in New York opened 50 to 75 cents higher per bale than the prior close, signaling a stronger start to the session.
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Linda Renfrew Cobb remembered in community notes
Neighbors recall Linda Renfrew Cobb born in Windsor North Carolina and raised in Greenville Jacksonville and Raleigh. She studied at East Carolina in 1946 to 1948 and was once known as Miss Greenville in Roanoke. Golfer Billy Joe Patton described Cobb as in control and not a ladies man in a shock spread Morganton neighbors lament the tragedy.
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Windsor
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Henry Renfrew
Greenville
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Sons Serve Country in Hopkinsville Home
Seven Mumford sons have served in the military with three in uniform. Mrs. Leslie Mumford says she has one more boy to go, her 13 year old James waits to turn 17 and join the service.
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Desperate homeowner nabbed breaking no-sprinkling rule
A St Petersburg resident was caught early before dawn watering his lawn in defiance of a city drought order. He wore pajamas and attempted to evade enforcement as police responded to reports of the violation.
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Former city official tied to counterfeit ring case
A former Tennessee official and several Knoxville area residents were indicted on possessing counterfeit bills. Authorities found 16250 phony dollars hidden in Milam's garage. Sutton, mother Henry Sutton of Shelbyville and Walter Milam were arraigned earlier this month. Sutton plans to continue campaigning for sheriff and will explain the situation.
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Shelbyville
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Walter B. Milam
Lawrenceburg
Milam
William Lynn Smith
Roscoe
Ross Bass
Ship Heads to Seattle With Grain Load After Portland Detour
The Carl Fritzen sailed 100 miles upstream to Portland but the port proved incorrect and the crew was ordered to turn back and head for Seattle where an 11,000 ton grain cargo awaited. The new chief mate Gustaf P W Schmidt stayed calm and said predictably a sailor goes where needed.
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Seattle
Carl Fritzen
Gustaf P.W. Schmidt
Availability Of Weapons Causes Police Concern
Miami police warned that cheap semiautomatic weapons are readily available and easily converted to semi automatic fire. Detective Dennis Watkins cited a .22 caliber rifle resembling a tommy gun that could be modified to fire 20 rounds with one trigger pull.
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Miami
Dennis Watkins
Guide to Government and Municipal Bonds and Related Questions
An overview explains savings bonds and Treasuries including purchase, denomination, pricing and tax treatment. Municipal bonds offer $1,000 units, tax exemptions, ratings, and broker trading. contact Treasury or major brokerage firms for details.
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Washington
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Taxes and stock facts in a small life insurer case
Discussion clarifies stock loss realites for A First United Life type firms. No dividends likely. 1960 purchase at 89 dollars per share with short 5 percent early gain and current 5.50 to 6 range. Non assessable clause means no extra calls to shareholders. Sam Shulsky invites reader questions on investment topics.
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