Stock Market Cautious Amid Laos Crisis Uncertainty
The New York stock market traded cautiously with the AP average down 0.10 at 243.50 at noon as traders awaited Laos developments. Volume was 1.72 million shares, with mixed moves across sectors and several blue chips declining while others edged higher.
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Associated Press
Sterling Drug
Lionel
Zenith
Republic Aviation
Goodrich
United Aircraft
American Telephone
Union Carbide
Johns-Manville
Revlon
U.S
Cotton Futures Open Higher in New York
Cotton futures opened in New York with a rise of 20 to 50 cents per bale as trading commenced.
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New York
Kennedy calls for Laos peace talks and end to fighting
President Kennedy urges a neutral Laos and an immediate halt to externally supported Communist attacks. He backs international negotiations as the path to independence and genuine neutrality, signaling a UN driven peace effort and a conference with the Soviet Union.
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Soviet Union
Laos
United States
Khrushchev
United Nations
Dow Jones Averages Report With Intraday Figures
Intraday listing shows Dow Jones Averages at morning and noon, with close readings around 646.675 and 148.50 for related indices. Trading volume figures appear as 950000, 1720000, and 5170000 across intervals.
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Budget Message Shows Kennedy Aims and Constraints
Kennedy’s budget message sets civilian program restraint while prioritizing defense and security. Officials imply higher Agriculture, Commerce, education, and unemployment aid, plus space projects, with no explicit 1962 deficit or debt outlook given.
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Kennedy warns US faces hard choice to lead the free world
President Kennedy signals that the United States must draw a line with Red China to preserve leadership in the free world. He urges citizens to recognize the dangers and supports a decisive government stance.
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Red China
Kennedy
Prayer for Today by Lyndon Phifer
A prayer urging daily devotion and personal prayer habits. The writer Lyndon B. Phifer, a retired Methodist editor from Tallahassee Florida, asks for instruction to pray and to live each day with prayer.
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Jesus
Lyndon B. Phifer
Tallahasse, Fla
Kennedy cites rights, courts, and fair hiring in civil rights talk
Kennedy urged the commission to avoid racial discrimination in its work and defended executive action to promote equality. He noted a federal order against discrimination in hiring while acknowledging a New Jersey group faced denial of a hotel room for a meeting. The commission said it cannot compel hotels to serve Negro attendees. He also discussed economy and budget projections.
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Ervin
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Illinois
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William M. Tuck
D-Va
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Carnival Slated At Local School
The Bay Street School carnival is set for tomorrow night with proceeds funding playground equipment. Mrs. Robert B. Hoskins chairs the event featuring a hot dog supper games clowns and a bazaar offering stuffed animals hand penciled portraits and a Pocketman clown stunt for a fee. Homemade pies and cakes will close the event in the sweet shop with funds going to school improvements.
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Robert B. Hoskins
Pay-Off Plan Offered By Firm
Reliable Manufacturing Co., a High Point furniture maker, filed a plan in U.S. District Court Greensboro to settle debts of 421,009.10 with 290,080.64 unsecured claims. Assets total 307,683.18. The plan proposes payments of 10 percent on unsecured claims upon acceptance, then 5 percent in six months and 10 percent in twelve months.
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U.S. Middle District Court
Greensboro
Reliable Manufacturing Co
Medical Group States Meet In Carolina Dermatology Society
The Carolina Dermatological Society will host its semi annual meeting Sunday at Sedgefield Inn embracing both Carolinas. Dr Anthony N Domonicos of New York will discuss X rays and radium in dermatology and is an assistant attending dermatologist at Presbyterian Hospital and instructor at Columbia University. Dr Herbert Z Lund chief of pathology at Moses Cone Hospital Greensboro and visiting professor pathology at UNC will discuss dermatologic histopathology.
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Carolinas
Sedgefield Inn
Anthony N. Domonicos
New York
Presbyterian Hospital
Columbia University
Herbert Z. Lund
Moses Cone Hospital
Greensboro
University of North Carolina
Piedmont Natural Gas seeks rate hike in seven NC cities
Piedmont Natural Gas Co requests a rate increase in seven North Carolina cities to cover rising gas costs from Transcontinental Gas Pipeline Corp. The company says the higher rates would net about 58 697 dollars annually while rising pipeline prices total 73 895 dollars. The Utilities Commission is expected to suspend the filing and set a public hearing amid ongoing court action over a prior request.
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Juno and the Paycock at High Point College Opens Tonight
The Tower Players present Sean OCaseys drama Juno and the Paycock at High Point College. The production blends tragedy with comedy and opens at 8 oclock with a second show planned for tomorrow night. Tickets are available at the box office.
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House To Get Wage Bill Today
The Democratic leadership pushed a patched minimum wage bill toward a House vote amid sharp division. The compromise keeps a 25 cent rise to 1.25 dollars but narrows coverage, requiring retailers to meet interstate business thresholds and exempting small branches, with key players including Speaker Rayburn and Rep. Vinson watching closely.
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Washington
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Arthur J. Goldberg
White House
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Rayburn
Adam C. Powell
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Carl Vinson
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Carl Albert
Okla
Charles A. Halleck
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Guilford Man Held In Theft Of Automobile
A Jamestown resident is among three Tar Heels held in Waterloo Maryland on charges of transporting a stolen car across state lines. The trio Wesley Ray Pendleton 20 Jamestown Charles Johnson 19 Greensboro and Barbara Jean Miller 23 Hickory face federal warrants in Greensboro for transporting a stolen 1949 automobile across state lines.
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Wesley Ray Pendleton
Charles Johnson
Greensboro
Barbara Jean Miller
Hickory
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