Stock Market Rally Continues As Trading Steady At Noon
The Associated Press index rose 1.10 to 245.20 at noon as industrials led gains amid a broad rally. Polaroid and Kerr-McGee fared well, while Merck and Liggett & Myers lagged. Dow Jones stood at 686.25, with corporate bonds firm and Treasuries up.
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HPC Fraternity Delegates At Williamsburg Meeting
Johnnie Long III and Larry Wilson represented Lambda Chi Alpha from High Point College at the colonial conclave on the William and Mary College campus in Williamsburg Virginia last week. Long serves as HPC chapter president and Wilson as treasurer. The speaker expressed hope for his release and awaited word on his status.
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Four U.S. Advisers In Laos Are Missing
Four U.S. Army advisers to the Royal Laotian Army, a captain and three sergeants, have been missing since April 22 near Vang Vieng. Names given: Capt. Walter H. Moon, Sgt. J. C. Bischoff, Sgt. Orville R. Ballinger, and Sgt. Gerald E. Biber. Families react with concern as hopes rise for their safe return.
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Coffee Break Gains New Status in Maryland Court Ruling
In Baltimore, a Superior Court jury under Judge S Ralph Warnken held a worker injured during a coffee break qualifies for workers compensation. The jury found the break part of the normal course of employment and covered under the compensation law.
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Survivor testifies on Warsaw ghetto uprising at Eichmann trial
RELMAN MORIN reports from Jerusalem on Zivia Lubotkin recounting heroic resistance in the Warsaw ghetto during Nazi deportations. She described homemade bombs, scarce ammunition, and a belief in justice amid a regime of terror as Eichmann listened in court.
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Bomarc Intercepts Regulus II Missile Over Gulf
An Army Bomarc-B missile intercepted a Regulus II target missile ten miles high over the Gulf of Mexico. The Bomarc launched from Santa Rosa Island under a Montgomery Alabama signal achieved the interception about 145 miles downrange while the Regulus traveled at twice the speed of sound.
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Gulf of Mexico
Santa Rosa Island
Montgomery
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