Market gains lift stocks as Dow tops 691
U S markets advanced with Ford and General Electric among leaders. industrials and rails rose while oils and tobaccos were mixed. The Dow Jones average climbed about 3.24 points to 691.15 at noon amid broad gains and strength in motors, steel, and electronics.
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Cotton Futures Rise at New York Open
Cotton futures opened in New York 25 cents a bale higher than the previous close.
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Kennedy Gromyko Talks Prompt Consideration of US Soviet Meet
Visit from Page 1-A reports discussions in the Swiss capital with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko about a possible summit between Kennedy and Khrushchev. Senate leaders weigh the merits and risks, with Mansfield urging a meeting to ease world tensions and Fulbright and Bridges urging cautious realism.
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Governor proposes paid sick leave for teachers and patrol staffing debate
The governor supports five days of paid sick leave per year for teachers who now must pay substitutes, eight dollars daily. He also weighs how to enforce vehicle safety rules, whether by more Highway Patrol officers or compulsory mechanical inspections, leaving final methods to the legislature.
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Prowler Terrorizes Goldsboro Homes In Nighttime Shootings
Officers press hunt for an armed prowler linked to two incidents near Goldsboro. A 76 year old woman Williams woke to a hungry intruder who fired into her house injuring no one. Earlier, David Grimes family faced a shotgun blast through a window wounding a child. Bloodhounds tracked briefly. shell fragments and a leather glove were found.
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Graham Off For Crusade In England
Billy Graham departs Montreat for England to preach in Manchester starting May 25 at Main Road Stadium. He will address 2,500 clergymen at Westminster on May 23 and speak in Wales, after sailing from New York on Wednesday.
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Dow Jones Averages Snapshot and Closing Figures
The Dow Jones averages are published with sections for Industrials Utilities and Stocks. Readings show the prior, current, and previous close values across multiple indices with volume figures recorded for the session.
Manhunt For Accused Killers After Jail Escape
Two inmates Edgar Cook and Norman Porter escaped Middlesex jail after killing warden David Robinson. FBI joined chase for the armed fugitives described as dangerous. Porter faced murder charges. Cook to stand trial for killing a Cambridge officer. Police warned residents and urged caution as the manhunt continued.
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Freedom Riders Brutally Beaten in Alabama Demonstration
In Alabama, a firebomb destroyed a bus and CORE members and supporters were beaten by white crowds in Anniston and Birmingham as they tested racial segregation in bus stations. Thirteen people were hospitalized for smoke inhalation and injuries, with no arrests reported.
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Five Day Forecast for Carolinas Shows Warm Rainy Mix
Georgia North and South Carolina forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with scattered thundershowers mainly in the west and southeast portions. Temperatures mostly in the 70s to 80s with nightly lows around 50s to 60s and rainfall averaging about an inch across the period.
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Weather snapshot shows sunset and sunrise times
The sun will set today at 7 19 p.m. and rise tomorrow at 5 14 a.m. The Associated Press provides the daily sun schedule in a brief weather update.
First U.S. national political conventions in Baltimore 1931 1932
The text notes the first U.S. national political convention was in Baltimore in 1931 and that both the national Republicans and Democrats met there in 1932.
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Baltimore
The Nordic Theory Argument in Racial Superiority
An article outlines a Nordic theory claiming people of Nordic descent are the most developed white race and superior biologically intellectually and morally to all other races.
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