Stocks Rise Amid Broad Market Rally and Dow Watch
The Dow Jones average at noon gained 2.25 to 678.73 as 60 stocks moved higher overall. Industrials led gains with rail and oil shares contributing, while DuPont fell over 2 and drugs faced federal probes.
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Texaco
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Guatemala fears attack by Castro at United Nations
Guatemala told the United Nations General Assembly it expects a military strike by Fidel Castro's Cuban government. Ambassador Carlos Alejos said Havana's statements show Guatemala must alert against an imminent challenge to its sovereignty. He dismissed Cuban claims of U.S. aggression as lies.
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Alejos
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United States
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Felt To Attend SEATO Meet
Adm. Harry D. Felt, top U.S. commander in the Pacific, will represent the United States at the SEATO conference of military advisers in Bangkok from Wednesday to Friday. He will also attend the SEATO Council of Ministers meeting in Bangkok March 27-30.
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Pacific
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Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
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Felt
Seato Council of Ministers
Doctor Bryan S. Stoffer Dies at Washburn University Leader
Dr. Bryan S. Stoffer 64 longtime Washburn University president since 1942 died Sunday after a long illness. He previously led Doane University Crete Nebraska and was born in North George town Ohio.
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Topeka
Kan
Washburn University
Doane University
Crete
Neb
North
Georgetown
Ohio
Ralph Nusbaum, Warsaw Times-Union former editor, dies
Ralph C. Nusbaum aged 76 died of a heart attack Saturday at his home near Winona Lake Indiana. He was a former editor of the Warsaw Times Union.
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Warsaw
Ind
Ralph C.nusbaum
Warsaw Times-Union
Winona Lake
Dow Jones Averages Summary
The Dow Jones indices show slight gains with Industrials at 680.99, Rails at 160.09, Utilities at 110.62, and Stocks at 227.68. The close figures suggest modest overall market movement with total volume reported around 1.16 million shares.
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Bache & Co
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Defense Boost Aims to Add 55,000 Army and 25,000 Marines
Congress briefed on a defense plan to raise the Army by 55,000 to 925,000 and the Marine Corps by 25,000 to 200,000 with weapon upgrades. Eisenhower estimates foreign aid at 3.6 billion dollars for the year, split evenly between military and economic aid. Kennedy reportedly considers an eight billion dollar five year foreign economic program, which could match Eisenhower’s economic aid level.
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International genetics symposium opens in Raleigh
An international symposium on statistical genetics and plant breeding opened in Raleigh with about 225 top geneticists expected to attend. The five day meeting features talks by geneticists from government and university backgrounds.
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Raleigh
Price Of Drunken Driving And Other Quips
HAL BOYLE surveys risk and humor in a column style roundup. Facts include safety estimates on drunken driving fatalities, odds of accidents for drinkers, plus trivia on laughter social status, submariner pioneer Clara Barton, electrified eels, and various light anecdotes.
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New York
Dorothy Parker
Clara Barton
U.S. Red Cross
Channing Pollock
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