Stock Market Mixed as Dow Jones Dips at Noon
New York stock market turned irregular with the Dow off about 3 points at noon. Gains in Texaco, Am Motors, and Coca Cola contrasted with losses for American Motors and North Central while aerospace and oil issues showed mixed results amid cautious trading.
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Wilmington
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Arabian Peninsula
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Celanese Corp
Zenith Rad
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Coca-Cola
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Coml Credit
Curtiss Wrt
Appalachia Action Is Promised for Economic Revival
Washington AP The administration presented a plan to restore Appalachia’s economy to Congress and received pledges of prompt action. Rep Charles A Buckley chair of the House Public Works Committee said the 228 million, 10 state program would be acted on decisively and quickly. The piece notes the base’s strategic value and Western oil interests.
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R-N.y
House
Public Works Committee
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Johnson
Yemen
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Britain
Aden
Commonwealth Defense Line
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Local Student Wins Language Award At UNC
A North Carolina university program recognized 11 students including a Chapel Hill resident for excellence in German. The awards, announced by Dr. John Kunstmann of the German department, honored high grades and strong oral and written German work as part of a regional Appalachia initiative focusing on economic development and education in mountain areas.
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Gram
John W.jbook
McCormack
D-Mass
Roosevelt
Uni- President
Appalachian Reversity
North Carolina
John J. Kunstmann
Department of Germanic
Tanenaemae
Labor and wage debate shapes postwar policy
Johnson presses union leaders to follow Kennedy era wage guidelines tied to annual output gains since World War I. Meany vows the AFL-CIO will resist administration controls, while Reuther signals independent bargaining with GM Ford and Chrysler beginning in June. The breakfast session at Charles Crotts’s home discussed public interest and required cooperation.
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Penny Road
Program Of Help Is Urged In Statesville NAACP
Statesville NAACP official Rev. Robert Woods urged city leaders to back a “help us help ourselves” program shifting civil rights efforts into housing, vocational workshops, and retail training for African Americans. The plan seeks state and national NAACP support, while the council praised the effort and pledged cooperation. Woods also asked for open segregated swimming pools, with details to follow this week.
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N.C
NAACP
Robert Woods
Jobe
Merchants Association
Orr Planned To Buy Home Before Navy Death
Arthur Orr age 21 and his wife Wanda planned to buy a home after his Navy discharge in late July. Orr was among five American sailors killed last Saturday in a mine field explosion at the U S Naval Base in Guantanamo Bay Cuba. The couple, with their 2 year old son Reggie, live in Greenville with Wanda's parents and hoped to settle in Hendersonville North Carolina where Orr's parents reside.
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Cuba
Wanda
Reggie
Appalachian regional program eyed in new federal aid push
In Asheville NC AP Gov Terry Sanford announced a plan tying state and federal efforts to a $228 million Appalachian Development Program. The proposal, backed by business and civic leaders, would direct highways education and regional improvements funded by a federal state commission. A five year bill would add $60 million in highway funds to North Carolina. The event followed a Boy Scout Camporee at Camp Uwharrie highlighting regional development needs.
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Communism and Americanism Studied in Statesville
Rep Edwin E Willis chairman of the House Un American Activities Committee urged a joint study of communism and Americanism at Statesville Senior High School. He warned that the Soviet Union and Eastern bloc nations remain enemies and urged awareness despite propaganda for world peace.
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Khrushchev Criticized Over Soviet China Rift
The passage recounts a book's charges against Khrushchev for pressuring China and pursuing a hard line against Czechoslovakia and East Germany. It argues Khrushchev is an adventurist and traitor, while predicting Romania under Gheorgiu-Dej may soon break from Moscow.
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Romania
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