Market Mixed as Airlines Rally While Rails Slip
Early today American Exchange markets show a mixed advance with airlines leading gains. The Dow edged up 0.28 to 933.96 as rails drifted lower and steels rose on expectations of higher quarter shipments. several glamor and oil shares softened. Major movers included United and American up, Boeing and Jersey Standard down, and Sterling Drug considering a dividend boost.
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North Carolina Violent Death Toll Rises
The Associated Press reports at least 12 people die from violent incidents across North Carolina. Victims include Beverly Fern Shestack of Philadelphia and William R. Edwards of Washington in a head on crash near Enfield, and Mack Dean Daniels of Rocky Mount from a rollover near Havelock. Additional fatalities involve Paul Pegues of Charlotte, two motorcyclists in Reidsville, Paul Cashwell Gubbs of Mocksville, Judg uae 7 Collins of Raleigh, and 16 year old student from Fayetteville. A university student unclear. A Davidson man James Frank Lawson dies in a one car crash east of Davidson. James Willie Fairley of Durham is killed by a vehicle. Gail Robinson of Dunn is fatally wounded by a rifle discharge. A Craven County sheriff reports a separate homicide inquiry. The tally reflects the year’s violence total to date and compares with last year.
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Moors Slaying Admitted By Cheshire Man
Chester England AP Tan Brady admitted killing a 17 year old youth and said his ash blond mistress aided in a planned burial. He denied involvement in the murders of two children whose bodies were found in shallow graves in the Yorkshire moors. The Murder of the Moors trial entered its tenth day with a conclusion near.
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How To Say No To Insurance Salesman By Carlton Smith
A compact guide contrasting term insurance with whole life, explaining term costs via mortality figures and level premiums. It covers cash value concepts, surrender value, and why many insurers avoid term-only policies, urging informed decisions for lifelong financial health.
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Prove To Be Fastest Guns At World Championship
In Stanton Missouri AP Houston couple Bob Graham 31 and Merrill Graham 21 won the National Fast Draw Association world titles. Graham averaged .45 seconds per draw and hit four class targets while Merrill averaged .61 seconds with a best .44, securing their respective men’s and women’s championships.
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Viet Cong Infiltration Up Sharply Despite U S Claims
An enhanced estimate shows Viet Cong infiltrations at 500 a month, up 1400 from McNamara’s Senate estimate. A U S helicopter recovered a downed airman in North Viet Nam near the Laotian border after he evaded pursuers. Air Force Captain James M. Ingalls, from Palo Alto, was the 48th pilot rescued this year. In Saigon, renewed unrest followed May Day protests as about 5000 anti American Roman Catholics in Hoe Mon urged Lodge’s ouster while backing U S aid to the war.
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Christian Delegates In Meeting Explore New Church Design
In Dallas AP reports delegates from major American Christian bodies meet at a crossroads toward a unified church. A draft plan, described as a new design, envisions eight denominations and over 24 million members with flexible worship while preserving core creeds. Led by Rev. Dr. Eugene Carson Blake, the talks include AME Church and Presbyterian bodies, five years in the making.
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Harris Survey Details Alcohol Problem Across U S
The Louis Harris survey finds one in five adults have someone close who drinks too much and half say that person shows effects almost all the time. Men are viewed as having a heavier problem, with causes linked to psychological factors, family stress, and life escape.
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