Dow Jones Edges Higher As Industrials Help Market
New York AP reports a broad market advance led by industrials after a day of mixed trading. The Dow Jones averages recovered from earlier losses with gains around 1 to 2 points as railroads autos and steel shares moved higher and investors anticipated stronger demand and higher production.
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Gerb Prod
Oly Goodrich BF
Goodyear T&r
Greyhound
Gulf Oil Corp
Int Paper
Int Tel & Tel
Kayser-Roth Reveees
Liggett & Myers
Lorillard P
New York
Nfartin
Marietta
T&sf
McLean
Atl Coast Line
Monsanto
Atl Refining
Monty Ward
Balt & O
Motorola
Bendix Corp
Nat Biscuit
Associated Press
Nat Dairy Pd
Boeing Air
Natl Distillers
Seeeess
Rails
The
Ches & Ohio
Pepsi-Cola
GBI
Chrysler
Phillips Petr
Pitt Plate
Columbia G&e
Coml
Gregg Comd
Beden
Don Wiles
Tks
SGM
Ing
Curtiss Wrt
United Airlines
Dan Aiv Mills
Sears Roebuck
United Aircr
Douglas Aire
Sou Railway
United Fruit
Dow Chem
Sperry Corp
US Rubber
Duke
Ltd
Colats
DuPont de N
Std Oil
Eastman Rod
Ltd Oil NJ
Va P&p
Stevens JP
Western Md
Ford Motor
Texaco Inc
West Union
Textron Inc
Westing el
iGen Foods
Union Bag
Winn-Dixie
UN Carbide
Woolworth
Gen Tel & Tel
Union Pac
Zenith Rad
General Motors
Ford
American Motors
Dow Jones noon gains mix as IBM leads rise
The market shows gains for several industrials including Jones & Laughlin Republic Steel and U S Steel with IBM up about seven points and Xerox up over two. Dow average at noon rises 6.15 to 665.87 as prices mix on the American Stock Exchange.
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Jones & Laughlin
Republic Steel
U.S. Steel
Northern Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Illinois Central
New York Central
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Santa Fe
IBM
Xerox
Merck
General Electric
Radio Corp
du Pont
At&t
Billy Graham Must Rest Two Months
Evangelist Billy Graham remains hospitalized in Honolulu and will rest for two months after another week of hospitalization. Doctors said the illness’ causative agent is unknown, with the crusade through the Far East to start in Manila next Sunday and aides to conduct the mission.
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Honolulu
Billy Graham
Catholic Hospital
Far East
Graham
Manila
Rebuttal fires at critics of proposed nuclear treaty
The Adams administration issues a point by point rebuttal to Sen. Thomas Dodd and other critics of a nuclear test ban with the Soviet Union. Adrian Fisher argues the U S can keep nuclear superiority better under a pact than in an unchecked arms race.
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Washington
Sen. Thomas. Dodd
Soviet Union
Adrian §. Fisher
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
United States
Russia
Fisher
William C. Foster
Disarmament Agency
Dodd
Britain
Public Letters Echo Tax Debate Across Capitol and Nation
The article surveys reader messages to Senator Byrd and other lawmakers on Kennedy tax reforms. It notes pro and anti views from businessmen students and households, with concerns about spending, inflation, and policy effectiveness. White House aides report thousands of Kennedy letters, many critical yet supportive in tone.
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Sen. Byrd
Mr. Heller
Byrd
House
Capitol
Harvard
Kennedy
White House
Desi Arnaz Weds Edith Hirsch at Sands Hotel
Desi Arnaz marries Edith Hirsch on his 46th birthday at the Sands in Las Vegas with roses from ex-wife Lucille Ball who called them a winner. Witnesses include Jimmy Durante and Van Johnson. both brides have prior divorces, Hirsch recently from Clement Hirsch.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Desi Arnaz
Edith Hirsch
Lucille Ball
Miss Ball
Arnaz
Sands Hotel
Jimmy Durante
van Johnson
Arna
Unique Navajo election pits Jones against challengers
The Navajo Nation held a landmark election for tribal chairman and a 76 member tribal council with about 25 000 voters, many nationwide. Paul Jones seeks a third term against Samuel Billison and Raymond Nakai as ballots travel from Chicago to Albuquerque and back to Window Rock for tallying.
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Window Rock
Ariz
United States
Arizona
New Mexico
Utah
West Virginia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco Bay Area
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Ohio
Dallas
Tex
Albuquerque
N.M
Ashnot-olita
Gallup
Farmington
Page
Holbrook
Flagstaff
Cortez
Colo
Blanding
Paul Jones
Samuel Billison
U.S. Marine
Raymond Nakai
Jones
oFass
Avalanche Buries Minister and Daughters on Colorado Pass
In Ouray Colorado a snow avalanche swept down Red Mountain Pass burying Rev Marvin Hudson 39 and his daughters Amelia 17 and Pauline 12 beside their car on U S 550. Rescuers faced further slides as winds hindered vision and the search continued amid heavy snow and ice.
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Ouray
Colo
U.S. 550
Red Mountain Pass
Marvin Hudson
Amelia
Pauline
Albert Brown
James
Hudson
Silverton
Governor Sanford to Attend Mental Health and Civic Meetings
Governor Terry Sanford will address the North Carolina Mental Health Association banquet in Raleigh Thursday night and lead a leadership conference luncheon Friday. He speaks to the Citizens Committee for Better Schools Friday afternoon in Chapel Hill and attends the North Carolina Press Association meeting Saturday in Asheville.
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Raleigh
Priest Architect Rev. McInerney Dies at 86 in Belmont
The Rev. Michael J. McInerney, a Catholic priest and noted architect, died Sunday at 86. He designed more than 400 buildings across eight Southern states and the District of Columbia and taught at Belmont Abbey College in Belmont, North Carolina.
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Belmont
N.C
Michael J. McInerney
Father McInerney
District of Columbia
Belmont Abbey College
Peru's New Chief Says Election Will Be Held
Gen. Nicolas Lindley Lopez new Peru military junta chief says the bloodless ouster of Gen. Perez Godoy will not affect elections set for June 9. He, along with two other junta members, claimed the change is a matter of personalities and reaffirmed commitment to a civilian winner replacing the military bosses.
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Lima
Peru
Nicolas Lindley Lopez
Ricardo Perez Godoy
Lindley
U.S. Army
Perez Godoy
South America
Pacific
Ienworth
Kan
Manual Prado
Victor Haya de la Torre
APRA
Per‘ez Godoy
Junta
Talks Begin on Long Run Rail Fireman Reductions
Court procedures delay any showdown for at least 60 days while union and carrier negotiators prepare to bargain a long dispute over work force reductions. Carriers aim to discharge about 13 000 firemen and phase out 27 000 more on diesel locomotives amid a nationwide move. Kennedy plans to appoint a national emergency board under the Railway Labor Act during a three day armistice to study the stalemate and propose a settlement. An Eisenhower commission previously studied the dispute for a year.
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Kennedy
L A
National Emergency Board
Railway Labor Act
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Davidson Alumni Dinner and Ladies Night Across High Point
Davidson College alumni in the High Point area plan an alumni dinner and ladies night at 6 30 p m in First Presbyterian Church dining room. Dr Chalmers G Davidson will speak on The History of Athletics at Davidson College. William L Bondurant leads alumni activities and a film of the Wake Forest basketball game will follow.
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Davidson College
High Point
First Presbyterian Church
Chalmers G. Davidson
William L. Bondurant
Davidson Wake Forest
High Point Area
Harold P. Johnson
John G. Hutchens
Charles H. Simmons
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