Stock market fluctuates in mixed trading at noon
The AP index of 60 stocks edged up 0.10 to 261.60 at noon with mixed moves across sectors. Industrials and rails rose slightly while utilities slipped. United Aircraft gained, Douglas and General Dynamics fell, Ford slipped, Sears edged higher as trading remained cautious and uneven.
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Associated Press
United Aircraft
Douglas Aircraft
General Dynamics
Montgomery Ward
Standard Kollsman
Dow Chemical
Ford
Motors
Sears, Roebuck
Dow Jones
American Stock Exchange
U.S
No Pacific
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Pennsy RR
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Seereene
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Tees Radio Corp
Reynolds
Coca-Cola
Sears Roebuck
B.B.S
Columbia G&e
Sou Railway
Botany Industries
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Crumpton Builders
Con Ed
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Drexel Furniture
Curtiss
On Textile Corp
Goodyear T&r
Western Mdereee
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West Union
Piedmont Nat. Gas
Gulf Oil Corp Ad
Westing Eliad
Public Serv
N.C
Int Nickel Can
Winn-Dixie Eeene
Pyramid Life
Woolworth Eteeeene
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Soroban Engineering
Kayser-Roth
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Nuclear test ban talks eyed as path to treaty
Western powers and Russia press a provisional accord toward a permanent disarmament treaty ending atmospheric tests. Dean Rusk says objective scientific data and inspections are key, while Britain offers minimal enforcement and Khrushchev seeks continued East West talks on Berlin and disarmament. Corneiu Manescu backs Russia four point program as negotiation base.
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Russia
Kennedy
Krishna Menon
Nehru
India
U.S
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
Britain
Home
Khrushchev
Berlin
Corneliu Manescu
Frondizi’s move triggers military alert and party backlash
Frondizi’s civilian appointees face provincial capi tals with federal control in Buenos Aires Tucuman Rio Negro Santiago del Estero and Chaco provoking military alerts and high level conferences. The action provokes criticism from his own party allies and foes while the General Confederation of Labor repudiates the government’s stance against the Peronist victory.
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Buenos Aires
Tucuman
Rio Negro
Santiago del Estero
Chaco
Frondizi
General Confederation of Labor
Spring optimism across the globe amid food and farming notes
The piece reports varying outlooks from Isaev about feed crop demands for cattle, Khrushchev inspired meat shortages, Israel’s spring color and flower mentions, a Jerusalem taxi driver’s hopes for atomic cars, a housewife’s narcissus and tulips, Italian grape growers fearing a weak vintage after frost, and Southern Hemisphere forecasts of spring in Australia with daffodil planting in May.
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Isaev
Khrushchev
Israel
Ivan Pick
Jerusalem
Yugoslavia
Ilana Heyman
Giuliana Fallini
Australia
Hugh McLeod
Frank Dunin
New York Cotton Prices Rise Ten Cents
In Elmira Harvey McDonnell queued at the license bureau to buy 1962 automobile plates. He noted with disbelief that his plate number 41 9436 remained the same for the third year, despite a general ten cent rise in cotton prices.
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Elmira
N. Y. AP
Harvey McDonnell
McDonnell
First Lady Drinks U S Water in India Visit
Jacqueline Kennedy continues her five day India tour tasting local dishes and bottled water from Washington to avoid mineral differences. She dined on korma curry and tandori chicken during visits to Agra Banaras Jaipur and Udaipur while hosted by the Jaipur maharaja and maharani.
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America
Washington, D.C
Jacqueline Kennedy
White House
India
Bombay
Kipling
Grange Adopts Graduated Tax Plan in Ohio Village
North Fairfield Ohio the village Grange votes to fund the national Grange debt by a graduated tax. Each member will pay cash by the inch of their waist line measurement according to the new scheme.
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North Fairfield
Ohio
National Grange
Weather drab and damp across the nation as spring nears
The Associated Press reports cloudy wet and foggy conditions across broad areas. Light rain and showers extend from the Pacific Coast to the northern Rockies while eastern valleys see more showers. Snow flurries occur in the Great Lakes region and freezing temperatures spread to New England and northern areas. Temperatures range from near zero in Alaska to 70 in Key West and Laredo.
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Pacific Coast
Rockies
Ohio
Tennessee
Middle Atlantic Coast
New Mexico
Great Lakes
Kansas
Lake Superior
New England
Anchorage
Alaska
Old Town
Maine
Key West
Fla
Laredo
Tex
Wachovia Buys Henderson Street Bonds and Thomasville Notes
The Local Government Commission sold a 275000 Henderson street improvement bond anticipation issue at 1.692 percent. Trust Co of Henderson bought the notes maturing in one year. Wachovia also purchased 100000 Thomasville nine month sanitary sewer bond anticipation notes at 1.69 percent.
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Local Government Commission
City of Henderson
Trust Co
Henderson
Wachovia
Thomasville
New Hail Insurance Rates Okayed
Raleigh AP reports the North Carolina Insurance Department approved hail insurance rate changes for tobacco in Bertie Bladen Caldwell Cumberland Gates Granville Hertford Hoke Northampton Pender Stokes Transylvania Vance and Wilkes counties with overall premium cuts of 322900. Cotton rates fell in Gaston Rutherford and stayed the same in 98 counties after hearings and a January proposal.
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State Insurance Department
North Carolina Fire Insurance Rating Bureau
Counties
Bertie
Bladen
Caldwell
Cumberland
Gates
Granville
Hertsford
Hoke
Northampton
Pender
Stokes
Transylvania
Vance
Wilkes
Gaston
Rutherford
Welfare bond rules and penalties for kickbacks
The text outlines that welfare funds require a bond equal to 10 percent of the amount handled. It also sets criminal penalties for offering or accepting kickbacks, false reports, or theft. Bribe offenses carry up to three years and a $10,000 fine, while false statements and theft carry up to five years and $10,000.
Sanford hits eight education rallies in eastern North Carolina
Gov. Sanford spoke at eight education rallies across eastern North Carolina, including Pope High Buraw High Clinton High and several others, drawing about 2,000 people. He urged ongoing education improvements amid student demonstrations in Kenansville.
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N.C
Sanford
Kenansville
Pope High
Burgaw High
Penderlea High
Willard
Union High
Clinton High
Sampson County High
Clinton
Roseboro-Salemburg High
Salemburg
Hobbton High
Newton Grove
North Carolina
E. E. Smith
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