Stock Market and Cotton Open Mixed in New York
The day opened with cotton futures up to 40 cents and no higher than the prior close. The AP index of 60 shares stood at noon down 0.40 to 261.00 as industrials fell 0.90, rails and utilities rose 0.10, Dow Jones 30 off 1.50 to 718.16. Government bonds edged higher despite a generally weak trading session.
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Associated Press
du Pont
American Stock Exchange
Bache & Co
Borden Co
Brog-Warner
Burland
Ches & Ohio
Kennedy
Great Western Financial
Am Can Co
Chrysler Coca-Cola
Princess Leo Radziwill
United Financial
California
Am Enka
Columbia G&e
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Aielman Faw
Am Tel & Tel
Am Teb
Aj Atch
T&sf
Coast Line
Curtiss Wrt
Duke Powee
General Dynamics
Beth Stleee
East Airl
Boeing Air
Eastman Red
Firestone
Ford Motor
Goodrich Beeters
Goodyear T&r Seven
Greyhound
Tel & Televeee
SAN Kayser-Roth
Liggett & Myers
Seewees
McLean
Monsanto
Monty Ward
Nat Biscuit
Weainner
Nat
Eeeree
Ohio Oil
Eeveeceess
Califeter
Penney J
Texaco Inc
Phillips Petreeter
Textron Inc of
Union Bag
Radio Corpeeeeees Bom
UN Carbide
LIZM
United Fruit
West Union
Westing el Eee
Charles Winn-Dixie
de Gaulle
Woolworth
Zenith
Morocco
Hassan II
Mohammed Ben Bella
Evian
Casablanca
First Lady Kennedy Tour and Algeria Ceasefire Debate
Mrs Kennedy visits Pakistan and London then attends a reception with Queen Elizabeth II before traveling to Washington. In Algeria, ceasefire tensions rise as French forces face continued violence blamed on the European Secret Army Organization and loyalist groups. Paris debates the peace deal ahead of a referendum.
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Kennedy
Lahore
Rawalpindi
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Khyber Pass
Karachi
London
Princess Radziwill
Washington
Queen Elizabeth II
Nehru
U.S
John Kenneth Galbraith
Army
Army of National Liberation
Secret Army
Secret Army Organization
National Liberation Front
FLN
National Algerian Movement
MNA
France
European Secret Army
Algiers Casbah
Oran
New City
Algiers
Msgr
Etienne Duval
Algeria
Paris
French National Assembly
de Gaulle
Berlin Experts Discuss Nuclear Test Moratorium and Berlin Tensions
A Berlin dinner with policy experts lasted over three hours as Western and nonaligned figures urged a moratorium on nuclear tests while big powers seek a ban with inspections. US seeks April atmospheric tests unless a ban with oversight is agreed. Menon and Nehru push for detection stations in nonaligned countries, while De Gaulle rejects talks with non-nuclear powers. Rusk and Gromyko held talks at Gromyko's villa aiming to ease Berlin tensions, though no solid Pakistan for agreement exists.
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Mahmoud Fawzi
United Arab Republic
Ketema Yifra
Ethiopia
U Thi Han
Burma
Menon
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Soviet Union
Nehru
New Delhi
France
Geneva
Russia
de Gaulle
Britain
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Rusk
Gromyko
U.S
Moscow
Anacin Ad Warns Of Lingering Virus Colds In New York
A late 1940s style bulletin reports a rising problem of persistent virus colds in New York. The ad urges bed rest and explains Anacin’s longer lasting relief with extra ingredients. It claims doctors recommend Anacin for faster, safer relief without upsetting the stomach and encourages immediate purchase.
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New York
N.Y
Long War Looms Over Vietnam Says McNamara
Secretary of Defense McNamara warned the Vietnam conflict could endure a long time while declining to say if the United States would commit combat forces if the situation worsens. He said advisers and aid would continue to South Vietnam as needed amid a 10,000 mile Pentagon flight for strategy talks. He planned to meet in San Francisco with President Kennedy after a briefing with regional diplomats and military leaders.
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McNamara
Viet Nam
U.S
United States
South Viet Nam
Defense
Pentagon
Washington
San Francisco
Kennedy
California
University of California At Berkeley
Kidd Counts Set for April 16 in Wake Superior Court
An investigation followed Gov. Sanford firing Burch over ties to Brewer in highway sign purchasing. The hearing and conspiracy charges arose as the case moved, with Judge Mallard reading a brief by Assistant Attorney General Lucius Pullen supporting the revenue commissioner. Brewer can raise self incrimination concerns on questions or records demanded.
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Sanford
Burch
Brewer
Mallard
Asst. Atty
Lucius Pullen
Revenue Commissioner
Pullen
State Court Probes Cobb Libel Judgment Legality
The North Carolina Supreme Court heard Cobb libel case arguments over a $40,000 verdict against Republican Chairman William E. Cobb. The Madison Superior Court found Cobb libeled three Madison officials including Registrar Zeno Ponder and judges Oren Rice and Frank Runnion in letters about the 1959 bond referendum.
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Raleigh AP
North Carolina
Wil
Liam E. Cobb
State Supreme Court
Cobb
Madison Superior Court
Madison
Zeno Ponder
Oren Rice
Frank Runnion
Marshall
Ponder
Rice and Runnion
W. C. Meekins
Asheville
J. Frank Huskins
Madison County
Meekins
Huskins
William J. Cocke
Madison Mountains
Luther H. Hodges
State Elections Board
New System To Collect For Overdue Books
Memphis public library officials test a new overdue book collection method. Western Union messengers visit to retrieve books over six weeks late and collect a two cent daily fine plus a 75 cent service charge. Refusal results in loss of library card privileges.
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Memphis, Tenn
Memphis Public Library
Western Union
More People Than Swallows At Capistrano Nesting Day
In San Juan Capistrano California more than 1 000 people watched as about 500 swallows returned to nest among the ruins of the old mission church on St Josephs Day The birds typically return each year though not always on the exact holiday.
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San Juan Capistrano
Calif
St. Joseph's Day
Capistrano
St. Joseph’s Day
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