Market Report Shows Dow Gains Amid War Era Outlook
The Associated Press average for 60 stocks rose 2.4 points to 325.4 at noon with industrials and utilities higher. The Dow Jones index gained 5.32 to 879.55 as rails rallied on expected military activity, while airline stocks wavered and Texaco posted modest gains amid mixed aerospace and bond movements.
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Eastern Air Lines
American
Texaco
Dow Jones Averages and Dividend Footnotes Summary
New York AP reports on Dow Jones Averages and domestic futures with notes on dividend types and ex-dividend dates. The text catalogs footnotes for annual and special dividends, stock dividends, ex-dividend statuses, and related corporate actions.
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Judgment Against AP Is Affirmed
The Second Court of Civil Appeals upheld a $500000 libel judgment against The Associated Press in favor of former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker, ruling the AP failed to prove malice and that the statements about Walker leading a student charge and assuming command were factual. The court rejected First and Fourteenth Amendment defenses and noted truth as a possible complete defense. The AP spokesman said the decision would be appealed.
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Second Court of Civil Appeals
Edwin A. Walker
Associated Press
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Congress
Sumter County grand jury to review double murder charges
The Sumter County grand jury was called for a special session Monday to consider murder charges against Eddie Will Lamar and Charley Lee Hopkins both in their 20s from Americus. The scene included demonstrations by Sammy Rushkin of the SNCC and a 250 strong white crowd at a recreation center in protests linked to Lester Maddox.
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Grand Jury
Eddie Will Lamar
Charley Lee Hopkins
Americus
Sammy Rushkin
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Lester Maddox
Atlanta
Maddox
Edemaa Lyda Whatley
Whatley
New Two
Tar Heel Searches For Daughter
A North Carolina man W L Foye traveled to New York to search for his missing 17 year old daughter Sandra Marie Foye seen in the city with reports listing a George Faye and aunt Doris Ndingham as relatives. Sanford police described a girl of her description seen boarding a transit or train and Foye expressed concern for her safety and well being.
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North Carolina
W. L. Foye
Sanford
N.C
Sandra Marie
George — Faye
Lee Sandra
Doris Ndingham
Beat the Heat Advice From NC Heart Association
The North Carolina Heart Association warns that summer heat and unaccustomed exercise can strain the heart. It urges readers to take precautions to enjoy a safer summer and avoid heat related heart issues.
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North Carolina Heart Association
Rusk Sees No Spike in Soviet Espionage from Pact
Secretary of State Dean Rusk testifies that the U S Soviet consular convention would not markedly boost Communist espionage. He says immunity for consular officers would protect them while host countries could expel offenders, and that existing Russian embassy duties already cover consular work.
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Dean Rusk
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Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Senate
U.S
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Hickenlooper
Saigon
Guam
Seiko Matsuoka
Kadena
Okinawa
Tokyo
Eisaku Sato
Ryukyu Legislature Condemns B52 Raid
The Ryukyu Islands Legislature adopted a resolution condemning a B52 bombing raid against a suspected Viet Cong in South Vietnam launched from Okinawa. Okinawa officials urged restraint while Tokyo factions planned protests to the U.S. Embassy.
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Naha
Okinawa
Ryukyu Islands
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Japan
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S. Air Force Base
Kadena
Guam
Price Tag Rules Reach Alligator Shops In New York
New York AP report notes Department of Markets order requires price markings on all retail items effective next week. Merchants including Henry Trefflich's pet store protest heavy tagging may curb bargaining freedom but aim to curb consumer deception.
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Larry Friedman
New York
Henry Trefflich
Ieaus
Department of Markets
Riot police charge into strikers at Torranto plant
In Los Angeles, riot police with night sticks charged into a 200 worker crowd at the Harvey Aluminum Co plant in Torranto. One injured and two arrested as violence erupted for the third day of a strike by the AFL-CIO United Steelworkers Union begun April 4.
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Harvey Aluminum Co
Torranto
Afl-Cio
United Steelworkers Union
Iseck
Judge Orders Marchers Be Protected
A federal judge in New Orleans ordered Arnold Spiers and Police Chief Claxton to establish a clear command, issue written supervisory instructions, and use all reasonable means to protect civil rights demonstrators under the July 10 injunction. The ruling cites civil contempt and demands adherence to police protection duties.
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New Orleans
U.S. Dist
Herbert W. Christenberry
Bogalusa Public Safety
Arnold Spiers
Claxton
Spiers
Drafred
Strike Notice Considered to Avert Potential Steel Walkout
A strike notice was considered as a possible action on May 1 after talks between United Steelworkers President I. W. Abel and industry negotiator R. Conrad Cooper. Negotiations on wages and long-standing plant issues continued among the 10 major steel companies, with subcommittees addressing contracts, benefits, and subsidiary unit problems. The union signaled progress could delay or negate a strike, while Cooper stated the industry had tentatively offered 11.5 cents without prejudice to final settlement.
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David J. McDonald
Cooper
Sunset and Sunrise Times Noted
The sun will set today at 7 27 p.m. and rise tomorrow at 5 26 a.m.
North Carolina Forecast Passes East With Showers
Partly cloudy west to mostly cloudy east through Saturday with about 20 percent showers in the west and 50 percent of the east seeing showers or thundershowers. Mild temperatures continue with highs 78 to 85 and tonight's lows in the mid 60s.
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