Market Closes Mixed As Airlines Rise On Fare News
New York stocks opened higher in a choppy session led by airlines and defense stocks. The Dow nudged up to 608.64 as airlines moved on a CAB ruling while rails and utilities wavered and bonds gained. Industrials rose modestly. American Telephone slipped while many major names posted small gains.
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New York
Texas Instruments
Nikita Khrushchev
Civil Aeronautics Board
American Telephone
Dow Jones
Associated Press
U.S
American Can Co
Allied Chemical & Dye
Adams-Millis Corp
American Tobacco Co
the Borden Co
Bethlehem Steel
Burlington Mills
Chrysler Corp
New York Central RA
Cone Mills Corp
Carolina Light & Power
Douglas Aircraft
DePont de Nemours
Dow Chemical
Eastern Airlines
Consolidated Edison
Eastman Kodak
Greyhound Corp
General Dynamics
General Electric
Gulf Oil
General Motors
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
International Harvester
International Tel
Standard Oil Co
Jones Laughlin Steel
Johns Manville
Norfolk & Western Rwy
Khrushchev blames U S over downed weather plane incident
Khrushchev in a speech to the Soviet Supreme Soviet links the downing of a missing U S weather aircraft to broader disputes with Washington. Marshal Grechko says the rocket strike was ordered personally by Khrushchev. The craft, a civilian weather plane, remains unidentified. pilot Francis Powers of Pound, Virginia, is named in reports.
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Ellyn Thompson
Moscow
Khrushchev
United States
Andrei A. Grechko
Supreme Soviet
Grechko
Eisenhower
U.S
Soviet Union
Paris
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
West Berlin
Francis G. Powers
Pound
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Powers
Vest
Aeronautics and Peso Adon Administration
Arts Fair Attracts 26 From Here
Twenty six High Pointers attend an industrial arts fair in Greenville today as the eighth annual event hosted by the North Carolina Industrial Arts Association unfolds on the Eastern Carolina College campus. Attendees include 21 students and five teachers from High Point led by Kenneth Mann W Whitesell John Holder Eulis Bays and W H Wininger. Dallas Herring state education board chair speaks at tonight banquet. Dr Donald Maley University of Maryland industrial education chair speaks at tomorrow luncheon. The association plans its fall meeting in November at Northeast Junior High School.
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Greenville
N. C. Industrial Arts Assn
Eastern Carolina College
High Point
Kenneth Mann
W. K. Whitesell
John Holder
Eulis Bays
W. H. Wininger
Dallas Herring
State Board of Eucation
Donald Maley
Department of Industrial Education
University of Maryland
Association
Northeast Junior High School
Kornegay Opens S Main Street Campaign HQ
Horace Kornegay campaign headquarters for the Sixth Congressional District will open at 10 a.m. tomorrow at 150 S. Main St near Commerce Street. D. P. Whitley Jr. says volunteers will distribute campaign literature from the office serving Guilford Alamance Orange and Durham counties.
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High Point
Horace Kornegay
Sixth Congressional District
S. Main St
Commerce Street
D. P. Whitley Jr
Guilford
Alamance
Orange
Durham
Wood Elected by Business Foundation Treasurer
Elliott S. Wood of High Point elected treasurer of the North Carolina Business Foundation. N. P. Hayes of Greensboro re-elected president at the annual election in Chapel Hill. Other officers include Howard Holderness of Greensboro Addison Reese of Charlotte Louis Sutton of Raleigh as vice presidents and Meade H. Willis Jr. of Winston-Salem as secretary.
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Elliott S. Wood of
High Point
The
Business Foundation of
North Carolina
Greensboro
N. P. Hayes
Foundation
Chapel Hill
Howard Holderness
Addison Reese
Charlotte
Louis Sutton
Raleigh
Meade H. Willis Jr
Winston-Salem
Firestone Kin and plan cited in police report
Police said David Firestone reported to two months ago he planned to form a law practice with a cousin. Firestone, survived by his wife Beverly Lou McFarlan and 19 month old daughter Diane Elizabeth, had sisters in Detroit New York City. A Cuban autopsy will be held before release to the family in Akron, Ohio.
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David Firestone
Firestone
Beverly Lou McFarlan
Brecksville
Ohio
Diane Elizabeth
William C. Ford
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Charles S. Willis Jr
John F. Ball
New York City
Akron
Princess Margaret Marries Antony Armstrong-Jones at Westminster Abbey
Princess Margaret weds Antony Armstrong-Jones in a fairy tale ceremony at Westminster Abbey. The archbishop officiated as royal spectators and a crowd of a million cheered outside. The couple then toured London in a glass coach before a champagne wedding breakfast at Buckingham Palace.
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Westminister Abbey
Tony
Abbey
Prince Philip
Armstrong-Jones
Roger Gilliatt
Margaret
Queen Elizabeth II
Antony Charles Robert
Buckingham Palace
Palace
Queen Elizabeth
Elizabeth
Princess Anne
Prince Charles
Anne
Tornado Strikes Farm Near Roland and Moffett
A tornado devastated rural areas around Roland and near Moffett. Mrs. William McGuire and three children were killed in their farm home, six more McGuire children injured in a Fort Smith hospital, and Leamon Lee Bowren of West Memphis was killed when his truck was hurled by the twister along U S Highway 64.
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Roland
William McGuire
McGuire
Fort Smith
Leamon Lee Bowren
West Memphis
Ark
Moffett
U. S. Highway 64
Ex-Wife Files Charges Against Man on Non-Support
Thomasville police report Carl Odell Varner 36 of High Point charged with abandonment and non support after yesterday's arrest. Ex wife Faye Hill of Rosedale Drive alleges he has refused to support their 11 year old son. Trial set May 16 in Thomasville Recorder's Court.
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Thomasville
Carl Odell Varner
High Point
Faye Hill
Rosedale Drive
Varner
Recorder's Court
Inspector Issues Three Permits
City building inspector Jim Miller issued three permits yesterday for a house a plant remodel and a stable J E Lyndon received a $100 stable permit on Highway 62 Coca Cola Bottling Plant on Lexbate Avenue remodel permit 18000 Hoyle Grubb given permit to build a $5900 residence on Julian Avenue
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Thomasville
Jim Miller
Miller
J. E. Lyndon
Highway 62
Coca-Cola
Lexbate Avenue
Hoyle Grubb
Julian Avenue
Logarithms Invented by John Napier in 1614
John Napier introduced logarithms in 1614 transforming calculations. The invention provided a new mathematical tool enabling easier multiplication division and complex computations for scientists and navigators of the era.
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John Napier
Wave Of Theft Of Accessories Continues
A fresh outbreak of automobile accessories thefts continued yesterday with two reports of hubcaps missing. Quinten Brown Jr of Tipton Street and George Mills of Clover Drive each reported two hubcaps stolen while their cars were parked. the wave began earlier this week with six separate thefts of various accessories from parked vehicles.
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Quinten Brown Jr
Tipton Street
George Millis
Clover Drive
The Truth About Hormones for Skin Rejuvenation
A columnist extols estrogenic hormones to restore youthful skin, citing tests showing wrinkles fading and skin tone improving on treated sides of faces. It promotes Hormonex Beauty Serum, claiming quick results, department store backing, and a 100 day supply at $3.50 with a money back guarantee.
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Pennsylvania Railway
Pepsi-Cola
Procter & Gamble
Reynolds Tobacco
Republic Steel
Sears Roebuck
J. P. Stevens Co
American Tel. & Tel
the Texas Co
Union Carbide & Carbon
United Aircraft Corp
Westinghouse Electric Co
U.S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
F. W. Woolworth Co
IEE
Kornegay
S. Main
Bache & Co
Wood
Business Foundation
Princess
Broad St
Ane
Adrian Mitchum
Home Credit Company
South Main Street
Ndaye, NB
Eckerd
College Village Shopping Center
North Main Street
Fisher
America
Chevy
Chevrolet
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