Stock Market Mixed as Gains and Losses Even Out
New York trading opened with an irregular tone as gains and losses of fractions to a point touched many key issues. Some steels slipped on anticipated rate cuts while chemicals and drugs rose. Dow was down 1.15 at 645.86 and the Associated Press average gained .10 to 224.20.
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New York
Beckman Instruments
Zenith
Universal
Radio Corp
Youngstown Sheet
Lukens Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Western Union
Associated Press
President Reports and The Texan Air on WFMY TV
TV listings for WFMY TV Greensboro Channel 2 show at 7:30 PM President Reports followed by The Texan at 8:00 PM. Programs air on channel 2 with typical local schedule notes.
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Wfmy-Tv
Greensboro
TV Schedule for WBTV Charlotte Channel 3 Monday
Listing for WBTV Charlotte with shows including Beat The 3 30 Who Do You Try 4 00 Thin Man 4 30 Could Be You 6 00 Kilgo s Kanteer 4 Carnival 7 2 Cheyenne 6 0 Wells Fargo and more for daily programming.
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Kilgo’s
Local TV Listings Mix of Programs and Times
Weak readable text shows WSLS Roanoke and WUNC Chapel Hill listings with channel numbers and times. Mentions Peter G and Jack Paar with unclear program names and scrambled phrases for a late evening schedule.
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Wunc-Tv
Chapel Hill
Channel
Corporate share figures list many historic company percentages
A collage of percent figures for major firms such as International Harvester Standard Oil Johns Manville United Aircraft Coca Cola Reynolds Tobacco Westinghouse and Union Carbide is presented with varied percentages and references to several rail and steel companies. No sale indicated.
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International Forvester
International Tel. & Tel
Standard Oil Co
Jones Laughlin Steel
Johns Manville
Loew's Inc
Norfolk & Western
Phillips Petroleum
Pennsylvania Railway
Pepsi-Cola
Procter & Gamble
Reynolds Tobacco
Republic Steel
Sears Roebuck
Southern Rwg
J. P. Stevens Co
American Tel. & Tel
the Texas
Russians Hope For Higher Living Standards And Tense Peace Talks
Russians hope for a higher standard of living and better U S relations even as fears grow of a renewed cold war. Khrushchev faces internal party and military dissent while easing tensions with the West sparks both optimism and caution among citizens and officials.
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United States
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Communist Party
Ryan
Russia
Pms M
U.S.S.R
Dow Jones Averages at Noon Report
Dow Jones averages show industrials around 646.65 at 11 a.m. and 645.86 by noon while other averages hover near 149.88 143.38 143.79. Volume figures span 720000 to 3220000 shares across listings.
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Bache & C
Singing on the Mountain draws 5000 in rain at Linville
In Linville North Carolina the 36th Singing on the Mountain drew more than 5000 attendees despite rain and fog. Joe Lee Hartley 88 founded the event and remains master of ceremonies urging audiences to sing as preachers and gospel singers performed overnight banjo sessions. H Cloyd Philpott a Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor gave a brief speech.
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Linville
N.C
Grandfather Mountain
Joe Lee Hartley
Desert Navy Seaman Led Theft at City Harbor
Seaman Stanley Halvorsen, 21, stationed in Nevada, and friend William Shubin, 16, fled with the tug Despatch at Pier 62. Halvorsen was jailed for grand theft after a Coast Guard sighting at Aquatic Park. Shubin held at youth guidance center.
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San Francisco
Stanley Halvorsen I
Bay
Navy
Nevada Desert
Lake Mead
Halvorsen
Wiliam E. Shubin
Pier 62
Coast Guard
Aquatic Park
City
Shubin
Tension Eases as Hope Rises for US Relations
During a period of dangerous tension, leaders express belief that a living standard approach toward the West is attainable. They emphasize hope for better relations with the United States and a path to improved cooperation.
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United States
Chapel Hill Board to Review 12 Negro Transfer Requests
The Chapel Hill School Board meets privately to consider applications from 12 Black students seeking transfer to white schools. Three requests aim at Estes Hills Elementary and nine at Chapel Hill Junior High, with Stanley B. Vickers among those seeking reassignment amid a pending NAACP backed federal suit.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
J. Kempton Jones
Estes Hills
Joseph Johnston
Stanley B. Vickers
Sanford touts victory as vote for moderate NC schools plan
Sanford says North Carolina voters backed a moderate approach to school segregation and promises a "new day" with better schools and roads. He plans two weeks of vacation in August and notes campaign spending likely in the “hole.” He cites over $100,000 spent by state headquarters in the first primary and credits county efforts to his win.
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Georgia
South Carolina
Sanford
North Carolina
John D. Larkins
Trenton
Woodrow W. Jones
Rutherfordton
Tar Heel
Congress May Be In Last Week
Washington AP reports Congress heads into what may be the final week of the 1960 session with the House Rules Committee holding three priority bills on minimum wages federal aid to education and medical care for the aged Their adjournment target is July 9 or 10 but political considerations and preconvention maneuvering could extend talks The committee’s stance on school bills and a proposed compromise risks delaying final adjournment and affects Johnson Kennedy and Symington plans
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Washington
Congress
House Rules Committee
Los Angeles
House
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Rayburn
Johnson
Senate
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Senate House Conference Committee
Southern Delegates Favor Johnson Ahead of Democratic Convention
A poll of Southern delegates shows Lyndon B. Johnson leading in Georgia Louisiana Mississippi and South Carolina with Alabama Arkansas and Kentucky also leaning Johnson. Florida supports a first ballot Smathers but may shift, while Georgia governor Vandiver wavers toward Johnson as the convention nears.
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Jim Thomasson
Atlanta
Johnson
Kennedy
Adlai Stevenson
Carolina
Texas
Stevenson
Symington
Kennetup
Lyndon Johnson
Ion
Senate
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
Tennesse
Virginia
Alabama
Arkansas
Kentucky
North Carolina
Florida
George Smathers
Associated Press
Ernest Vandiver
Vandiver
Richard B. Russell
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Russell
Los Angeles
Delega
10-Mile Golf Match Sets Off Events
In Murfreesboro Tennessee a 10 mile golf match along Highway 41 produced one dead snake 45 lost balls and a $100 prize for Mason Tucker and Robert Richardson. Tucker won by one stroke 173 to 136 after eight hours and 15 minutes. The dare began with a $100 prize if they could complete the distance in under 300 strokes. Tucker mostly used a 5 iron while Richardson faced a charging chicken snake and used a 4 wood to hit the hazard.
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Murfreesboro
Tenn
U.S. Highway 41
Mason Tucker
Robert Richardson
Tucker
Richardson
Hopes for Broad Manufacturer Offerings Steady Prices
Market observers report broad HOPES offerings from many manufacturers with prices remaining firm despite months of talk about a forthcoming increase.
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High Point Enterprise
DuPont
General Motors
Bethlehem Steel
Burlington Mills
Chrysler Corp
New York Central RA Cone Bills Corp
Carolina Light & Power
Douglas Aircraft
DuPont de Nemours
Dow Chemical
Eastern Airlines
Consolidated Edison Eastman Kodak Greyhound Corp
General Dynamics
General Electric
Gulf Oil
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Wachovia
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Feders! Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
Red Rowe
L Love Lacy
Bride
Life Riley
Art Linkletter
Wsjs-Tv
Winston-Salem
Derringer
Capt. Gallant
Arbor
Dr. Christian
Loretta Young
WBTV
Charlotte
Joan
Woody Woodpecker
Wsoc-Tv
Cheyenne
Wells Fargo
Peter Gunn
Pat Boone
Alcoa Theater
Tiss
Jack Paar
TM Tire
Hughes Tire Service, Inc. & Fr
Hughes
North Main
Wsls-Tv
Roanoke
Jae Jeer
Wells F
Peter G
Howe Farm
Stalin
Georgi Malenkov
Dow Jones
Samuel Delano
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Duxbury
Mass
High Point
Akanair
Piedmont Airlines
Ncinnati
Myrtle Beach
OF Ruth
Peggy Wwood
Elana Eden
Cen
GiwiTen RoBiNson Parker
Eoe Hodges
Trey
Cremmaticort Color
Machia
Marlyn
Tony Jack Monroe
Curtis Lemmon
Ei Etn Sie
Paaes Eee
Richard Barton
Barbara Rush
Angie Dickinson
Kisah
CMU Ee
TueLa Uu le
Te Eeeasy
Jalousie Co
W. Lee St
Greensboro, N. C
Bey
High Point VA
South
Asia
Bae Voyage
Metrocolor
Wald
CANDY_ROCK
ALCOA
el Eieet
Inattelieeneestienettinete
Nameem
W. Lee
Fatimate
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