Stock Market Gains Open as Dow Tops 541
New York noon stock list shows major indices advancing amid active trading. Dow Jones Industrial Average rises 4.31 to 541.08 as rail and chemical issues post modest gains while U.S. Steel trims early rise. Obituary noted: John C. Collins, 49, of 703 Hilltop, Montgomery County, died after 15 days in High Point Memorial Hospital. He worked at Columbia City Transfer Co and was a Pilgrim Congregational member.
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Prayer room pamphlet debate hits floor in Congress
A floor vote approved printing 50,000 copies of a pamphlet describing a prayer room for members in the capital. Rep. Gross warned of potential court conflicts while Rep. Hays noted a suit could be filed. Taylor urged constitutional change to allow school prayer despite court rulings. Chelf voiced concern over broad implications of the Black decision.
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Prayer in public schools faces suspension across states
York State Education Commissioner James F. Allen announced halting prayer in public schools. Governor Rockefeller favored adjustments to allow continued use. Alabama’s W A LeCroy urged religious practices despite the ruling while South Carolina AG Daniel McLeod sharply disagreed. Michigan had previously banned Bible classes in schools. Boston Education Commissioner Kiernan argued the court did not rule Bible reading unconstitutional. Funeral details: remain at Hairlip Funeral Home until Mt Gilad departure Wednesday morning.
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The Rise of Al Anon and Alateen in Mutual Support
A feature on Al Anon and Alateen origins and growth since 1954, detailing groups for spouses and children of alcoholics. It covers meeting dynamics in New York and the United States, the 1957 start of Alateen, and members sharing struggles, insights, and paths toward understanding and sobriety.
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Gether
Farm Labor Contractor Denies Offering Higher Pay
Six Puerto Rican workers traveled from Puerto Rico to South Carolina for farm work under Sunny Slopes Farm. contractor Apronte says pay was 60 cents an hour with a 10 cent bonus, minus travel and room deductions. The men, who hoped for New Jersey work, quit after confirmation of pay. Names and ages of the six include Jose Antonio Valazquez 19 Miguel Angel Crespo 19 Antonio Reyes 25 Juan Reyes 18 Dominigo Sanchez 19 Alejandrina Pedraza Ocusa 22. A recruiter nicknamed Pabin is alleged but Apronte denies knowledge.
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Dominigo Sanchez
Alejandrina Pedraza Ocusa
Pabin
Caguas
United States
Rafael Gonzalez
Sign firm graft case links New Jersey firms to New Bedford bid
State witnesses name Raleigh businessman Kidd Brewer and Burch's son Bobby among defendants plus Pfaff & Kendall and Traffic & Street Sign Co. all of Newark. They face a misdemeanor for offering gifts to influence an employee. An official testified Burch delayed plans until Pfaff & Kendall products were proposed. James H. Littlefield of National Advertising Co. says his firm was the low bidder on a 1959 project.
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Raleigh
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Bobby
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New Jersey
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George Masefield
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Ward
James H. Littlefield
National Advertising Co
New Bedford, Ill
SPOT MONTHLY PAYMENTS OFFERED BY INSURERS AGENCY
see Bruce A Bailey Associates Insurance Agency at 1835 North Main Street for low down payment monthly payment financing options. The ad promotes flexible payment terms and invites inquiries from prospective buyers seeking affordable coverage and installment plans.
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Over-Counter Stocks Overview June 26 1962
A summary of unofficial bid and asked prices from the National Association of Securities Dealers and other sources. The data serve as a guide to approximate sale and purchase ranges and do not represent actual transactions. Origin of quotations available on request.
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National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Reynolds Ordered To Pay More Alimony In Georgia Ruling
Atlanta AP Reynolds must pay over 100000 dollars in additional temporary alimony to Muriel Reynolds. The Georgia Supreme Court ordered retroactive monthly payments of 5000 dollars from Jan 5 1962 to Aug 19 1959, reinstating the original award date and halting further payments to a fourth wife.
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Richard J. Reynolds
Georgia Supreme Court
Muriel Marston Reynolds
Supreme Court
McIntosh Superior Court
John ‘O Whaley
Prayers Left Up To Each School
Raleigh AP reports state superintendent Charles Carroll says local school units will decide if prayers or Bible readings begin the day after the Supreme Court ruled daily prayers in public schools unconstitutional. He emphasizes religious awareness can come from home or church, not school.
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Raleigh
Charles Carroll
Carroll
U.S. Supreme Court
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