Stock Market Mixed as Dow Nears Noon Standings
The Dow Jones average shows fractional gains while many major names like AT&T Pure Oil Texaco Xerox and Goodyear move modestly. Industry leaders such as Martin Marietta and IBM post gains amid a broad but uneven midday trading session with several stocks advancing about a point or more and others slipping slightly.
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Tel & Tel
Gerb Prod Saedeeee
Goodrich BF
Goodyear T&r
Greyhound
Gulf Oil Corp
Monty Ward Sieves
Boal Aeracat
N&t, Dairy Pd
Texas
Penney Reais
Boeing
Douglas Aircraft
Philips Petr
poiRadio Corp
IBM
Pope Gy
Laroid
du Pont
Saeae
Sears Roebuck
Sou Railway
Sperry Corp
Calif
Noon
Stevess JP
Pe Ee Texaco Inc
Textron Inc
Millis
Pee Cedee Allied
Sanedie
United Airlines
Eee
United Aire
Am Can Co
United Fruit
Enka
US Rubber
Am Motors
US SU
Va el & Pow
Bay DA
Sikasttasa
Western Md
Atch T&sf
West Union
Atl Coast Line
Westing el
Ail Refining
Winn-Dixie
BOG
Scsrsesese
Woolworth
Bendix Corp
Zenith Rad
Det
Cea Cs
Ania Boeing Air
Borden Co
Burl Inds
Burroughs Corp
Names From Old Book Transferred. Missing Ledger Sparks Fraud Claims
Testimony details a clerk’s effort to copy names from an old ledger into a new one at Marshall. The old book allegedly appeared water damaged and remains unfound after transfer. Attorneys question vote counts and allege fraudulent counting amid claims of uncounted ballots for Blue and Lake versus Norton.
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Marshall
Rice
Lake
Blue
Norton
Economic Boycott Ends in Jackson After 14 Months
The Jackson Movement, a coalition of civil rights groups, voted to end the 14 month selective buying campaign that saw 23 downtown Jackson merchants close. Movement president Rev. R. L. T. Smith said the Civil Rights Act creates a new phase in the struggle while urging merchants to hire Negro workers above the broom and mop level. A strategy committee member cited a letter from a downtown merchant as part of the discussion.
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Jackson
Miss
Jackson Movement
R. L. T. Smith
Sage
Ucaras Sedoumiens
Goldwater Open to Support From Any American Willing
Goldwater said he would accept support from any American citizen who believes in his posture and position. Denison Kitchel outlined party unity as a key goal while Goldwater explored debate safeguards such as taping debates in advance. He denied talking by telephone with rival Scranton and suggested Johnson may avoid debates if he chooses.
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Ku Klux Klan
Goldwater
Wang al
Kitchel
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Arizona
House
Jack Westland
Washington
John F
Richard Senate
Johnson
Milk bottle recycling estimates from Glass Container Institute
The Glass Container Manufacturers Institute estimates average milk bottles travel from dairy to home and back, while returnable beer bottles make 28 trips and soft drink bottles 25.
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Glass Container Manufacturers Institute
Swain County Funds To Be Released
The State Board of Public Welfare will release about 25 thousand dollars in state and federal funds for Swain County Cherokee recipients for July. The move follows county commission disputes over paying for public assistance for Indians on the reservation. Checks were expected to mail this weekend, with recipients to receive them by Friday or Saturday.
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Bryson City
N.C
State Board of Public Welfare
Swain
R. Eugene
W. K. McLean
Asheville
Supreme Court
Brown
English
Dow Jones Averages and Stock Figures From Market Report
The 11 am and 12 noon closings show a 3 percent move with index levels around 840 to 807. Utilities at 148.90 148.88 149.06 and rails 218.75 mark sector readings. Volume figures list 2.49 million and 3.86 million trades amid overall market activity.
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Bache & Co
German Paper Publishes Goldwater Endorsement Story
Deutsche Nationale Zeitung in Munich prints a front page article under Senator Barry Goldwater’s signature opposing multilateral nuclear forces. The piece warns of a local invasion by the Communists and supports NATO with tactical nuclear weapons.
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Munich
Barry Goldwater
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Deutsche National Zeitung
Gerhard Frey
Goldwater
Europe
United States
Free World
NATO
House Fire Sparks Neighbor Altercation in Pensacola
In Pensacola Florida a burning house drew a bucket brigade composed of a neighbor woman and a housewife. Water splashes sparked a fight. The neighbor suffered facial injuries and was hospitalized while the housewife was charged with assault as the house burned down.
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Pensacola
Fla
Stevens Evidence To Be Presented
Roanoke Rapids hearings in a National Labor Relations Board case into unfair labor charges proceed plant by plant. NLRB general counsel Jesse Butler and AFL CIO unions push for pro union staff protections as Stevens faces possible injunctions in North and South Carolina.
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Roanoke Rapids
N. C
J. P. Stevens Co
National Labor Relations Board
Jesse Butler
NLRB
Roanoke Ra
Stevens
Butler
Shirley Hobbs
Industrial Union Department of
Afl-Cio
Hobbs
Textile Workers Union of America
North Carolina
South Carolina
John Larkins Jr
Trenton
Larkins
J. Robert Martin
Greenville
D. C
Republican Goldwater? Rockefeller-led bid reshapes Arkansas race
The text describes a Republican effort in Arkansas with a Rockefeller-backed campaign for governor. It notes Nelson Rockefeller's brother and John D. Rockefeller lineage, Rockefeller’s move to Arkansas in 1953, his role as chairman of the Arkansas Industrial Development Commission, and the commission's achievement of scouting 90,000 industrial jobs over ten years.
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Arkansas
Rockefeller
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
John D.rockefeller
Faubus
Arkansas Industrial Development Commission
Rights From Page 1 A A Looming Ban and Guard Presence
National Guard remained on standby as liquor sales stayed banned after chester was freed. In Medford Massachusetts a dance hall riot pitted white and Black youths. police quelled mob violence within an hour, injuring a dozen teens. Civil rights leaders King Wagner Bayard Austin met for four hours on a peace mission. Wilkins called for a Harlem and Brooklyn meeting after days of unrest.
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Chester
National Guard
Medford
Mass
King
Outlook for steel profits signals steady year ahead
AP reports U.S. Steel Corp earnings for the June quarter show $60.7 million profit or $1 a share, with first-half profits $112.2 million. Directors declare 50 cent dividend payable Sept 10. Republic Steel earnings declined to $17.8 million or $1.13 a share in Q2. Roger Blough of U.S. Steel says economy appears on an even keel and may be modestly optimistic for year end.
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New York
Roger M. Blough
U.S. Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Republic Steel
Blough
Alabama congressman touts Russell Cave as life of Alabama
Congressman Bob Jones says Russell Cave will become a preserved site tracing Alabama life from about 4000 B C to 1600 A D. The site is described as a historian's treasure box awaiting protection and public access.
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Historical Cave
Washington
Alabama
Bob Jones
Russell Cave
Jones
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