Aircraft lead stock gains amid defense spending expectations
The AP index rose slightly at noon with aircraft stocks advancing amid anticipated Kennedy defense spending. Dow Jones industrial average edged up to 671.11 as motors, rubbers, and utilities rose, while metals and chemicals fell.
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NEW York
Associated Press
Kennedy
Lockheed
Boeing
General Dynamics
North American Aviation
Jones & Laughlin
Chrysler
American Telephone
Union Carbide
du Pont
Dow Jones
U.S
Eastman Kodak
Firestone Rubber
Ford
General Electric
General Foods Etteee
General Motors
Allvac Metals Tree Eeee
Goodrich Rubber
Andersen Lab
Goodyear Rubber
B.b.studios
Colonial
Gulf Oil Greyhound Bus
Drexel Furniture
Nickel Can
Fair Lanes
Florida Capital
Tel
Kennecott Copper
Gulf Life Ins
Liggett & Myers
Lockheed Aircraft
Lorillard & Co
McLean Trucking
Jefferson Standard Life
Montgomery Ward
Life & Casualty
Motorola Radio
Motorola Radio Vetee 844S 84% | Nat'l Old Line
National Biscuit
N.C. National Bank
National Dairy
N.C. Natural Gas
National Distillers
N.S. Tel
New York Central
Norfolk & West
Peninsular Life Eeeeeee
Allis Chalmers Mig
Sears Roebuck
American Caneer
Southern Railway
Cee
American Enkaff
Seeee Weer M
American Motors
Ands
American Tel & Tel
American Tobacco
Standard Oil Calif Atchison, Top & SF
Standard Oil Ind
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Standard Oil N.J
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Borden
United Aircraft
Borg Warner
United Fruit
Burlington
TOM
Zenith Radio
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Curtiss Wright
Security Quotations From NASD And Other Sources
The following bid and asked prices are from the National Association of Securities Dealers and other sources but are unofficial. They do not represent actual transactions and are intended as a guide to approximate ranges within which these securities could have been sold or bought at the time of quotation. Origin of any question will be furnished upon request.
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National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
YDC Rally Set for Asheboro Fourth District Dinner
The 4th District Rally of the Young Democratic Club of North Carolina will be in Asheboro Friday at 7 p.m. at the Kiwanis Teen-Age Building with Dr. Wallace N. Hyde as speaker and Ed Davenport as district chair.
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Asheboro
Young Democratic Club of North Carolina
Carol Fleming
Randolph County
Young Democratic Club
Wallace N. Hyde
Raleigh
North Carolina Democratic Executive Committee
Fourth
Randolph
Wake
Chatham
Johnston
Vance
Nash
Franklin
Kiwanis
Ed Davenport
Young Democratic
Sam Johnson
Young Democratic Clubs
Bowling Green students stage classroom boycott over campus rules
Hundreds of Bowling Green State University students gathered in the University Union area and spread blankets for a protest while about 2,000 demonstrators roamed downtown in a water fight. They demand relaxation of rules on drinking dating on campus and public affection as midterms begin and Easter break nears.
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Bowling Green State University
University Union Building
Death row fate looms for Finch and Carole in murder case
In Los Angeles, a third jury finds Dr. R Bernard Finch guilty of first degree murder in the 1959 death of his wife Barbara Jean Finch and Carole Tregoff guilty of second degree murder in the same case. Both are found guilty of conspiracy to commit murder and face the death penalty. The court schedules sentencing for next Monday.
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Los Angeles
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Finch
Barbara Jean Finch
West Covina
Carole
California
Clifford Crail
Superior Court
David Coleman
Hall of Justice
Crail
Maxwell S. Keith
Donald S. Bringgold
Dow Jones Averages Brief Market Snapshot
A compact market note shows the Dow Jones Averages furnished by Bache & Co with figures for a.m. and closing levels. The snippet lists indices around 671.09 and related stock volumes, indicating trading activity and implied market tone for the period.
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Bache & Co
Il A.m
Dellitios
Safety Driving Scholarships Awarded in San Francisco
The San Francisco school district will award two $500 safety driving scholarships each year one to a boy and one to a girl who completed high school driver training courses. The sponsor is the Godeau Funeral Home.
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San Francisco
The
Godeau
League Set In Randleman For Boys
RANDLEMAN The Little League season begins May 6 with six teams each playing 15 games and ends in June. A picnic for players families and league officials will follow the finale on June 26. Officials include James Walker president and P H Massey treasurer. Teams are sponsored by civic clubs Lions Rotary Civitan and J P Stevens Co contributions noted.
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Southern Little League
James Walker
Worthville
Smith Crowe
Dennis Farlow
New Market School
P. H. Massey
Randleman
Investment guidance for small cap stocks and bonds
A reader asks about a regional utility stock not listed on exchanges and about converting E bonds to H bonds. The advisor notes the small company’s listing status, explains yields on E and H bonds, and recommends holding Es for tax efficiency. He advises building a diversified portfolio with inflation hedges in copper, steel, oil, and building materials.
Kennedy proposes expanded Polaris fleet and Minuteman boost
The State of the Union outlines a major shift in nuclear strategy with a 50 percent larger Polaris submarine fleet by 1964 and renewed funding for the Minuteman program. Kennedy calls for faster construction, more crewing, and a twofold push to accelerate long range missile ranges while trimming wasteful items and certain weapons programs.
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Polaris
Minuteman
Kennedy
Army
McNamara
Air Force
State of the Union
Primitive Eskimos Tug of War With Winter
Eskimo communities attempted a winter-ward tug of war to push back the cold. When the weather proved stronger, the bitter season remained, shaping daily life and activities despite efforts to resist.
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North America
Record gust at Mt Washington tops 231 mph in 1934
The strongest surface wind on earth was recorded at Mount Washington New Hampshire on April 12 1934 reaching 231 miles per hour.
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Mt. Washington
New Hampshire
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