Stock Market Rallies Pause Amid Quiet Trading
New York stocks opened with a stall in the rally as the AP average held at 257.1 at noon. Oils, nonferrous metals, aerospace, utilities, and rails led gains while steels, motors, tobaccos, and drugs drifted softer. Dow at 676.58, down 0.54. IBM fell about a point. Xerox slipped. U.S. Gypsum rose.
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New York
Associated Press
U.S
IBM
Xerox
Adams
Allied
Am Can Co
Enka
Am Motors
Am Tel & Tel
Teb
Atch T&sf
Atl Coast Line
Atl Refining Sls
Sita Avco Co
Balto & O
Bendix Corp
Boeing Air
Borden Co
Burl Ind
Burroughs Corp
Caro P&l Ig
Celanese Corp
Chain Belt
Champion P&f Ches & Ohio
Chrysler
Coca-Cola
Columbia GE
Dan Rio Mills
Douglas Aire
ASB Dow Chem
Allied Sec
Duke Pow
Allvac Metals
Dupontden
Fidelity Life
BBS
Ford Motor
Cal
Drexel Enterprises
Gen Foods
First Southern
Gen Tel & Tel
First Union Nat. Bank
Gerb Prod
Gulf Life Ins. Co
Goodrich BF
Harris-Teeter Sup M
Goodyear T&r
Greyhound
Hatteras Yacht
Gulf Oil Corp
Intermountain Tel
Jefferson Standard
Tel & Tel
Kavanaugh-Smith
Kayser-Roth
Lance, Inc
Liggett & Myers
Life & Casualty Eeee
Piedmont Av
Motorola
Piedmont Nat. Gas
Natl Biscuit
L. F. Popell
Nat Dairy Pd
Pub Ser of
N.C
Natl Distilles
Pyramid Life
NY Central
Scottish Bank Steeeee
Norfh West
Pitt Plate Glass
Radio Corp
Rep Steel
Reynolds
Sears Roebuck
Sou Railway
Sperry Corp
Bache & Co.) Ltd
Calif
A.m
Stevens JP
Texaco Inc
Textron Inc
Union Bay
UN Carbide
Union Pac
United Airlines
United Aire
Western Md
West Union
Westing FE
Winn-Dixie
Woolworth
Zenith
Over-Counter Stocks Guide from NASD Lists March 21 1963
The 1016 ena asked prices are unofficial ranges from the National Association of Securities Dealers and other sources. They show approximate bid and asked levels at the time of compilation March 21, 1963, with origin available upon request.
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National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Printers Eye Settlement As Pay Talks Continue
Printers from page 1-A face tension over a potential settlement as talks with Brown and Powers probe a two year wage package. Atlanta and other locals exert pressure with higher take home pay through unemployment insurance and union benefits while NYC publishers push a total package around 37 dollars.
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Brown
International
Atlanta
Times News
Journal-American
World-Telegram & Sun
Herald Tribune
Mirror, Post
Long Island Star-Journal
Publishers Association of New York City
Long Island Press
New York City
Post
Fire damages Bailey residence on Wellington Drive
A noon fire damaged three rooms in Edgar Lee Bailey’s Wellington Drive home. The kitchen, dining room and den were burned, smoke affected the rest. A faulty built in oven is suspected. Four family pets were lost. No one was home.
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Bailey
Wellington
Edgar Lee Bailey
Wellington Drive
T. G Shelton
Trial Focuses On New $36 000 House
Laurinburg North Carolina on Wednesday the trial centered on two sisters Truemiller and Pinky Polston accused of conspiring to steal money to fund a $36 000 two story brick home. Prosecutors say $24 000 was taken from the safe of mortician C H Morris and the sisters deny the charges. The home sits on a city block sized lot with eight bedrooms and five baths and construction began last October.
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Laurinburg
N.C
Truemiller
Pinky Polston
C. H. Morris
True‘miller
Milton Bane
Bane
Morris
Truemiller Polston
Augusta
Roy Harris
Harris
Polstons
Reward Offered For Driver In Pat Akins Hit And Run
Air Force Capt. Alvin A. Akins offered a $1,000 reward for the arrest and conviction of the driver who struck and dragged James Patrick Akins 12 miles on U.S. 250 near Charlottesville. Police suspect a stolen low-slung red sports car, possibly driven 80 miles, abandoned near the University of Virginia. The victim, a Clemson College alumnus, died as a friend and a bystander assisted after a crash linked to the same vehicle.
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Charlottesville
Air Force
Alvin A. Akins
Staunton
Waynesboro
James Patrick Akins
Akins
Clemson College
South Carolina
University of Virginia
Moody Afb
Valdosta
Pat Akins
William C. Wolkenhauer
Escanaba, Mich
Wolkenhauer
Barry G. Mawyer
Mawyer
Merlin Durham
Bali volcano death toll surges as Agung erupts
Indonesian civil defense says at least 400 people are killed and 250000 evacuees flee a 20 mile zone around Mount Agung on Bali. Splashing lava and ash cloud darken skies, with Besakih temple unaffected and tourist numbers remaining low amid ongoing eruptions.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Bali
Agung
Indonesian Civil Defense Organization
Sukarno
Mecca
Red Cross
Civil Defense
East Java
Besakih
Denpasar
North Carolina Senate Debates Nursing Shortage and Local Liquor Vote
The Senate delayed action to Friday for a special committee on legislative visits. Senator B T Jones urged hiring nurses to support state nursing schools. Senator George K Snow proposed Mount Airy residents vote on liquor stores. Mount Airy election date after Aug 5 would be set by town commissioners. House Judiciary backed a bill easing prosecutions for passing stopped school buses and allowing prima facie evidence from vehicle details in license cases.
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Senate
Sen
B. T. Jones
Rutherford
North Carolina Board of Nurse Registration and Nursing Education
George K. Snow
Surry
Mount Airy
Board of Commissioners
House Judiciary Committee
Execution Stay Requested For Wood
Justice Harlan faced a plea to halt the Sing Sing execution of Frederick Charles Wood 51 on five murders. Norman Dorsen of NYU filed with the Supreme Court asking a sanity hearing to determine if Wood is insane now.
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Harlan
Supreme Court
New York State
Do Gooders
Frederick Charles Wood
Sing Sing
Wood
Norman Dorsen
New York University
Dorsen
New York
Costa Rica rally frames hemisphere unity at San Jose event
About 10 000 in the University of Costa Rica crowd applauded as Kennedy urged cooperation for stronger economies and social justice in a peaceful revolution. The report notes ongoing death penalty appeals related to Wood and Dorsen seeking stays amid multiple court denials. Wood, on death row for killings in 1960 and earlier charges, requests no further delays and hints at insincerity in past legal efforts.
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University of Costa Rica
Kennedy
Costa Rica
Muchas Gracias
Death Row
Wood
Narala Aftan Canuinad
Youths Chase Car Through Charlottesville at High Speed
Durham reported the chase as youths forced the vehicle into Charlottesville with the car reaching 90 miles per hour. A funeral for Akins was scheduled for this afternoon. He is survived by his parents and his brother, with his father retired Army Maj. Walter R. Akins.
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Charlottesville
Durham
Akins
Walter R. Akins
NCEA Opens Convention Tonight in Asheville
Officials and staff of the North Carolina Education Association gather in Asheville to ready about 4000 Tar Heel educators for the 79th annual convention. The Classroom Teachers Association executive council plans a breakfast to back Lois Edinger for NEA vice president. Dr Harold Taylor, former Sarah Lawrence president, will deliver the opening general session address at 8 p.m. in Detroit in June.
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Asheville
North Carolina Education Association
NCEA
Classroom Teachers Association
Anna Neese
Lexington
Lois Edinger
Woman's College At
Greensboro
National Education Association
Detroit
Harold Taylor
Sarah Lawrence College
Bronxville
N.Y
Origin of Basques Surmised by Ethnologists
Ethnologists debate Basque origins in the Pyrenees with some scholars suggesting they are direct descendants of a Stone Age population, while others propose alternative prehistoric links.
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Pyrenees
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Eastman Kodak
Allied Chemical
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Lowder
Washington
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San Jose
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