Stock Market Mixed Gains Amid Broad Declines Across Rail and Tech
The New York Stock Exchange saw mixed prices in moderate trading with declines in American and Pan American rail stocks and notable losses for Eastern Air Lines United Air Lines and Westinghouse. Major techs like IBM Xerox and chemicals like Eastman Kodak showed small point drops while others in the retail mail order sector fluctuated.
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New York Central
PeosyWania
Eastern Air Lines
United Air Lines
American Air Lines
Pan American
Aehed Chemical
Xerox
Westinghouse Electric
IBM
U.S
New York
NorPac
Sai
Norton
Devel
Pan Am
CrowColl
Gulf Am Ld
Icurtis Pub —Ae OM
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Pennzoil
McCrory
Mead Jonn
Dan River
DeltaAir
DenRio
DetEdis
RCA
Weege Dresser
EastKo
Reyn
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Emerson
Yeinohr Corp
ErieLack
Ryder Systahi
FairCam Ste
Safeway
Feirch Hiller Stants
Firesine
Sears R
Sears
ProvenCo
Sinclair
GamSk
Sperry Rand
Gentel&e
GaPacific
Gillette
Grenecs
Anne Stevens
Nor Go West Yat N Lom
Sen Olib
Sunray
Gruman
Se Swift Co
Tempest
Texaco
Hanne Cole
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Allied Sirs
Va AilisCnal N Alum Ltd
Ideal Cem
Alcoa
IngerRand
Jiniand
Bosch Se
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Kelser
Kennecott
Vv Amp Inc
Wikerr
KimbClark
Anken Ch
KirkNet
Kopers
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Kresge
Armatek
Kroger
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Julie Cores
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Lehman
Auto Cent Aveo Corp
Whirpool
Maraeeteneee
Wilson Co
Ina
Avon
Lone! Corp
Livingso
BeechAir
Lorel Corp Beli
Zenith
Bendix
Mack Trucks
Bigelows
Borden
Mad
Borgwar
Magmac
Magnavox
Bucy Erie
Mead Cp
MGM
CalPack Callan
Monsen
Lik
Carty Pd
Morrell Co
Motorola
Oreer Cater Trac
Chrysler Io
Citadel
Clevelil
Lawmakers discuss education funding and state employee pay
Legislators praise added funds for public education and community colleges while debating a 10 percent across the board state employee pay raise. Rep. Britt and Sen. F D B express cautious support, noting need for targeted increases over wide cuts.
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C. E. Leatherman
David Britt
Robeson
Yadkinville
Paul Story
McDowell
Moore
Millman Jury Deliberations Continue In North Carolina
In Wentworth North Carolina the Millman trial jury remains deadlocked on whether Dr. T Millman is guilty or not. The case centers on testimony and evidence presented during the trial as jurors debate a verdict.
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Wentworth
N.C
T. Millman
Romanian Communist Chief Dies
Witnesses testified about Mrs. Bond and her estranged husband as she sought medical help on July 29 weeks before her death. The report notes she was five months pregnant at the time and mentions testimony from other witnesses in the case.
Political rowth and party roles mix in 1960 preview
Fragmentary page text describes a 1960 political row with figures including treasurer Frank S. Meyer editor of National Review and Texas GOP Chairman Peter O'Donnell Jr. It references National Draft Goldwater Committee and ACU options amid speculation on party direction and youth appeal.
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Vice
Frank S. Meyer
National Review
Texas Gop
Peter O'Donnell Jr
Dallas
National Draft Goldwater Committee
GOP
ACU
Tornado Damage May Hit Seven Million in North Carolina
A devastating twister near New Bern and Pamlico County caused multiple fatalities and extensive destruction. Craven and Jones counties reported hundreds of homes and 22 businesses damaged or destroyed, with 26 planes damaged at Simmons Knott Airport. Official totals exceed seven million dollars.
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New Bern
Milion
Red Cross
Craven County Hospital
Dan Moore
National Guard
Moore
Edward Griffin
James A. Gardner
Pamlico County
Lumas Ward
New Nine
Simmons - Knott
Governor outlines $10 million in school funding plan
The governor proposes hiring 1 472 teachers for grades one through three at a cost of 16.1 million to reduce class sizes. He cuts four to eight grade reductions and seeks 85 remedial teachers at 930 394 to aid speech hearing and handicapped students while continuing contracts for teachers and extending principals' contracts.
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Moore
General Assembly
Roe Eld
Gabe Oe Mantel
Students Return To School In Cleveland Race Tension
About half of the 3,400 students at Collinwood High returned to classes under heavy police presence after a Thursday closure due to racial street fighting. One arrest was reported as crowds of white and Black students clashed near the junior senior high, with 10 to 20 percent Negro enrollment. Principal John Lee said calm appeared to return and absence stemmed from confusion and fear.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Collinwood H School
Collinwood
John Lee
Death Penalty Bill Fails in House by Narrow Margin
A bill to the death penalty failed in the House by seven votes short of the constitutional majority of 50. The measure, supported by some groups and opposed by others, was returned to committee two weeks ago for reconsideration.
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