Motors Aim for Gains Amid Mixed Stock Action
Stock market edged higher at noon with profit taking reducing gains in motors and airlines. Chrysler and Ford slipped slightly while Pan American and Continental advanced. Dow Jones stood at 718.98 up 0.08 as gas and steel shares showed mixed moves in a quiet session.
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New York
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Airlines
Studebaker
Chrysler
Ford
American Medical Association
Associated Press
Steels
Republic
Pan American
Continental
Polaroid
du Pont
General Electric
U.S
Governor Names Desegregation Liaison In North Carolina
Governor Sanford appoints Capus Waynick as liaison with mayors to negotiate racial grievances at state and local levels. Waynick, former U S ambassador, proposed a desegregation plan in High Point. In Greensboro, S W Cafeteria lowers its racial bar serving three Black men including Jesse Jackson as Board of Education assigns Negro first graders to white schools and integrates sixteen students.
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Capus Waynick
U.S
Latin America
Waynick
High Point
North Carolina
Sanford
S&w
Greensboro
Jesse Jackson
North Carolina A&t College
Greensboro Board of Education
Kennedy urges Congress to extend desegregation measures
In Fayetteville the NAACP and Kennedy call for an omnibus civil rights bill to protect access to public facilities and services. Kennedy presses Congress to stay in session to pass a comprehensive plan and urges officials to ignore partisan divides. Demonstrations and arrests occurred as protests challenged local racial segregation.
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AllisChal
Can Co Ee Am Enka
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Am Tel & Tel
Atch T & Sfl
Cacity Sss
Par & CO
Bendix Corp
Kennedy
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Barden
Alabama
George C. Val
Pri-Dow Chem
Burg Board of Education
Duke
DuPont de N
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Firestone
Congress
Ford Motor
Gerb
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Goodyear T & R
Greyhound Cee
Gulk Oil Corp
Evscees
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Pro- Liggett & Myers
Lorillard P Ft
Martin-Marietta
Amuse- McLean
Monsanto de DH
Mary Ward
Motorola
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Pennsy RR
Pepsi Cola
Martin Luther King Jr
Reynolds Tob
Sears Roebuck
Sou Railway
Sperry Corp
Std Oil Calif
Std Oil NJ
A ‘Stevens JP
Texaco Inc
Textron Inc
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Activists Defy Court Order in Segregation Campaign
Civil rights figures led protests despite an injunction, with Gilliland and Sheriff Colvard asking for help as Alabama Highway Patrol mobilized Tuesday night. MARVIN ROBINSON of CORE warned the order would be violated and urged continued action.
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Marvin Robinson
Congress of Racial Equality
Gilliland
Dewey Colvard
Alabama Highway Patrol
Kennedy pushes federal act to end hotel and restaurant discrimination
The piece outlines a proposed measure targeting lodging and dining establishments serving interstate travelers, including hotels motels theatres and other public venues. It cites Kennedy arguing state and local efforts are insufficient to prevent disruption of interstate commerce and supports federal action to open doors nationwide.
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Kennedy
House Rejects Conference on Redisricting Amid Arrest Quota Debate
A House vote to reject the Senate redistricting conference report followed a debate over an alleged arrest quota system. Conferees, including Rep. Claude Hamrick, dissented from the plan which would split the Senatorial map into two and seek voter approval to raise Senate seats from 50 to 60.
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House
Claude Hamrick
Forsyth
Claude Currie
Durham
John T. Henley
Cumberland
Lester P. Martin Jr
Davie
Claude M. Hamrick
Carteret
Jones
Onslow
Craven
Greene and Lenoir
Hendersonville Shooting Trial Echoes Stalin Era Strain
In Hendersonville a witness describes the night of a shooting at C K Mack’s home as the trial of Shirley J Watson unfolds. Myrtle Worried testifies that Watson returned with her husband and both slept apart. she recalls doors opening and sounds of corruption in the home.
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Hendersonville
Khrushchev
Stalin
C. K. Mack
Shirley J. Watson
S. C
Mack
Monroe J
Redden Sr
Myrtle
Party Ap
Watson
Ilyichev
Creand
Tiros 7 cameras plan for cloud cover in Southern Hemisphere
The report outlines Tiros 7 satellite orbital plans to provide cloud cover pictures over the Southern Hemisphere for five weeks, after initial partial coverage by earlier TIROS missions. A separate narrative recalls a domestic confrontation involving Mrs. Mack and Watson with gun threats during a late night dispute.
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Tiros
Tiros 7
Mary Pickford Loses Claim Against Company
In Los Angeles AP report, Mary Pickford and her husband Charles Rogers lost an $800,000 claim for extra compensation tied to their one third share of WSJS-TV in Winston-Salem. The appeals court said station goodwill should be valued separately, while a superior court ruled goodwill included in a 1953 contract, following Piedmont Publishing Co.’s earlier $133,243.95 buyout payment.
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Wsjs-Tv
Winston-Salem
N.C
Mary Pickford
Charles ‘Buddy’ Rogers
District Court of Appeals
Superior Court
Bayard Rhone
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