Market rally and political clash shadow North Carolina budgets
Stocks edged higher as the Associated Press average rose led by industrials while mixed gains and profit taking marked a session clouded by debate over a Methodist Synod stance on tobacco related issues and a controversial college budget publication. Major firms including IBM and Union Pacific showed notable moves amid broad sector activity across oils, metals, and rail services.
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Margaret Wilson College
Epworth Children’s
Bache & Cod
Associated Press Weller
Columbia
Aum Bee
Montreat
N.C
Lake Junaluska
N. C
Methodist
Orangeburg
North Carolina Presbyterian
South Carolina
AT & Ee
North Carolina
Penney JC
Pennsy RR
Wofford College
Pepsi Cola
Phillips Pett
Wofford and
Colum
Pitt Plate
NEW York
Radio Corp
Rex Chain
Politioas
Reynolds Toch
Sears Roebuck
SCU
Sperry Corp
Mar
Ing
Std Oil Calif
Std Oil NJ
Associated Press
Stevens J P Sie
Texaco Inc Te Tis
UN Carbide
Union Pac
United Airlines
United Aire
United Fruit 2A
el & Pow
Va P&p
Western Md
West
Union
Westing el
Win
16 Year Old Sentenced to Life in Burke County
In Burke County Superior Court the 16 year old David W. Secrest pleaded guilty to first degree murder in the slaying of 82 year old Valdese merchant John Pons. He was sentenced to life in prison. The case prompted a broad report on regional events and stock market movements as noted in the same dispatch.
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Morganton
N. C
David W. Secrest
Burke County Superior Court
John Pons
Scranton weighed as Goldwater talks ripple through party
A tense national scene unfolds as Eisenhower aides urge unity against Johnson in November while Scranton’s position shifts after a Gettysburg conference. The North Carolina church debate touches school control, segregation, and a push for educators to lead state schools.
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Lloy
Johnson
North Carolina
Glenn Dickson
Maccolsfield
R. L. Corbett
Corbett
B. Frank Hall
Wilmington
Memphis
Tenn
Second Presbyterian Church
Chapel Hill
Eddie Lopat Fired as Kansas City Athletics Manager
The Kansas City Star report from Cleveland states Ed Lopat has been fired as manager of the Kansas City Athletics. Mel McGaha will serve as his replacement. The piece also notes conference debates on governance and admission policies at Wofford, with related budget publication actions and heads of institutions’ salary accounts to be published.
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Am Can Co
GOP
Am Enka
Am Motors
Am Tel & Tel
John- Am Teb
T&sf
Atl Coast Line
Atl Refining
Aires
Aisenhower
Deane Cope
Cora Prl
Celanese Corp
P&f
Ches & Ohio
Chrysler
Coca-Cola
Columbia G&e
Scranton
Coml
Curtiss Wii
Bel Dan Rio Mills
Douglas Aire
Eisenhower
Dow Chem
Duke
du Pont de N
Firestone
Foote
Ford Motor
Sun Goodrich BF
Cleveland
Goodyear T&a
Greyhound
Gulf Oil Corp
Int
Paper
Tel & Tel
Kayser-Roth
Liggett & Myers
Air
Lorillard P
Martin-Marietta
McLean Trk
Monsanto
Monty Ward
Motorola
Natl Biscuit
Nat. Dairy Pd
Natl Distillers Bie
NY Central
Wofford
Columbia Colleges
Spartanburg Junior
Kansas City
Kansas City Star
Ed Lopat
Kansas City Athletics
Star
Mel McGaha
Donald Russell Y Dell
Chesterfield
S.C
Over-Counter Stocks Market Snapshot from NASD Listings
A compilation of unofficial bid and asked prices for various firms and financials. The figures reflect estimates from the National Association of Securities Dealers and other sources and do not constitute actual transactions. Buyers and sellers can request full quotation details.
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National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Long amendment fights discrimination funding clause
Senator Long declared the effort to withhold federal funds from programs practicing discrimination as essential to ensure the bill does not stray from its stated purpose. The Senate debate, now under a strict unit after a 71 to 29 cloture vote, could wrap by next week with a final passage possible.
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Long
Senate
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
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Intermountain Tel
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