Stock Market Integration Resolution Is Passed
New York AP reports the stock market eased from a record high as trading stayed moderate and prices wavered. ATandT attracted attention for its new split stock and near unchanged opening on 20,000 shares, while General Motors edged up about half a point amid labor talks. U.S. Steel rose about a half point in a weak market. the Dow Jones AP 60 average fell to 3114.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Telephone
At&t
General Motors
U.S. Steel
Associated Press
Peace From Page One Aims At Safer World View
The piece discusses a peace policy linking the United States and the Soviet Union with the Reneen allies. It cites a nuclear test ban treaty, the Washington Moscow hotline, Cuban troop removal, and a new consular convention as evidence of progress. It also notes wheat sales to the Soviet Union as goodwill in pursuit of peace. The argument centers on a safer world now than years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
United States
John F. Kennedy
Washington - Moscow
Cuba
U.S
Two Infants Restored To Right Parents
In Hampton County Hospital two newborn boys switched at birth were returned to their biological families after blood tests by Augusta pathologist Dr. William B. Mullins. The mixup, described as a human error, prompted tightened identification procedures.
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Hampton, 8. C
Hampton County Hospital
Augusta
William B. Mullins
W. L. Mikell
Robert A
Youmans
Hampton County
J. A.mcnabb
McNabb
Mikell
Scranton backs Goldwater delegation shift in Illinois race
Scranton said delegates will vote their preference after the meeting, aiming to put the delegation on record. He noted Goldwater’s position remains strong while Illinois Republicans debate boosting delegate support, amid civil rights protest scrutiny in Chicago and Dirksen urging a pre convention hearing.
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Cochairman
Associated Press
Smith
Scranton
Goldwater
Chicago
Homie State
Chester
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Arizona
Iinois
Everett M. Dirksen
Wallace Predicts Plurality In North Carolina
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace predicted he would win North Carolina's electoral votes in November. He cited more than 50,000 petition signatures to place his name on the ballot, with over 25,000 certified by local boards. Wallace plans a state convention to name him the presidential nominee and electors, with a vice presidential selection later.
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Raleigh
N.C
Alabama
George C. Wallace
North Carolina
Wallace
State Board of Elections
Lunsford Crew
Democratic Party
Party of the People
Search Stepped Up For Civil Rights Workers Missing In Mississippi
President Johnson ordered an intensified national effort to find three missing civil rights workers Rita Schwerner Andrew Goodman and James Chaney. Mississippi authorities and 100 Navy sailors joined federal and state teams in the Neshoba County hills and swamps as the search extended into a ninth day.
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Philadelphia
Miss
Johnson
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Mississippi
Rita Schwerner
Michael Schwerner
Brooklyn
Minpissibnt
Neshoba County
Remark on Pearl River search spans miles of water
Dewitt Hutton of the State Game and Fish Commission says the search for the Pearl River bodies has covered 55 miles of water and mud as investigators drag the Pearl itself looking for the vessel and possible clues.
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Hutton
State Game and
Water Wave Nets and Various Plastic Goods Catalog
A long list of assorted items including safety pins, zippers, needle books, crayons, notebooks, dolls, erasers, envelopes, watches, plastic animals, toy weapons, tool sets, hangers, kitchenware, spoons, pot holders, screws, tapes, threads, pins, brushes, pencils, rulers, and more. The inventory resembles a general merchandise catalog or sale notice with numerous brandless items and miscellaneous consumer goods.
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Lite Pencils Bross
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West Coast
California, Oregon
Wash
Ington
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Department of Classroom
NEA
Seattle
Liggett & Myers
South- Stern
Martin Marietta
Monsanto
National Education Association
Vhc
Motorola Monty Ward
Ory
Natl Biscuit & the
Nat Dairy Pd
Natl Distillers
NY North West
Am Avia
Department of Param Pidt Penney J C
Aoe
Pennsy
Pepsi Cola
Radio Corp 3H
Pat L. Tormillo
Miami
Reynolds
Fla
Sears Roebuck
Repro- Allied
Ltd Oil NJ
Allis-Chal
Stevens J P
Am Can Co
Texaco Inc
Oret Am Enka
Textron Inc
Motors
Union Bay
UN Carbide
Am Teb
Union Pac
Gradu Atl Coast Line
United Fruit
Ally
Atl Refining
US Rubber
Avco Cp
US Stl
Boeing Air
Borden. Co
Western Md
Indiana
Scoth Burland
West Union
Burroughs Corp AY
Westing el
Missouri
Nebraska
Caro P&l
Winn-Dixie
Wisconsin
Celanese Corp
Woolworth
South Dakota
Champion P&f
Zenith Rad Ches & Ohio Ie
R Chrysler
Coca-Cola
Columbia G&e
Curtiss Wrt
Douglas Aire
Dla
Dow Chem Te
Securities Dealers, Inc
Duke Pow
du Pont de
East Airl
Eastman Rod
Firestone
Foote
Dave Bi
Ford Motor
Amer. Fid. Life
Amer. Furn. Co
Gen Foods
BBS Studies, Inc
Carolinas Capital
Tel & Tel
Colonial
Ackie
First Southern Co
Mt Goodrich BF
First Union Bank
All Goodyear T&r
Gulf Life Insurance
Goodyear T&r
Warris-Teeter Mkts
Greyhound
Kirk Douglas
Dow Jones
Bache & Co
Greensboro
Lis
Nea Nee
Rane
Cuff Robertson
George Charrs
Eure Panavision
Chivss
Ciolor
Erie Corre
Debbie
Geo. Pepperd
Jonas Cord
Alan Ladd
Nevada Smith
Martha Hyer
Jennie Denton Carroll Baker
King Marlowe
Main Street
Everette Neal
the Town Club
Everette
Plete
Richardson
Betsy Ross
Richardson’s
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