Stock Market Advances Narrowly as Dow Tops 700
New York traders push the market higher with gains led by Woolworth and General Electric. Industrials and rails rise while building materials retreat on profit taking. the Dow Jones average nears 700 as U.S. government bond activity softens.
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Senate Ratifies Treaty To Stop Fugitives Flight
The Senate voted to ratify a general extradition treaty with Brazil to end the use of Brazil as a haven for fugitives from U.S. justice. The agreement aligns with existing extradition pacts with other hemispheric nations and expands cooperation against cross border fugitives.
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Washington
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Brazil
Redistricting Plan Proposes 50 House Seats Basis
A proposed measure on page 1 A outlines allocation of 50 seats to the House based on population. It also calls for automatic reapportionment every ten years.
Highway safety proposals move through session stages
The highway department advances a second key safety measure while the top plan for compulsory annual auto inspections passes the Senate but fails in the House.
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Senate
House
Dow Jones Averages Mixed With Industrial Gains
Market bulletin shows intraday moves with the Dow Jones averages reported by Bache & Co. Overnight figures list industrials around 699.40 and 697.74 with varied figures for some components. Trading data include volume measures and price levels across several indices.
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Exchange President Warns on Speculative Stock Rush
Keith Funston, president of the New York Stock Exchange, warns that a rush to buy low priced stocks and new issues shows investing with vague tips risks financial disaster. He notes continued unwise speculation despite prior cautions as demand and volume rise on both major exchanges.
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Keith Funston
New York Stock Exchange
Funston
American Exchange
New York Exchange
Securities and
Graham urges revival as world nears reckoning
Billy Graham warned of a coming day of reckoning and urged Americans to seek God now. He praised progress since 1954 desegregation rulings but urged churches to practice what they preach. He criticized violence against freedom riders, supported lawful prosecutions, and noted church growth despite global tensions. His Manchester tour targets northern England with limited local church attendance.
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Alabama
Freedom Riders
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Ruth
Manchester
Opposition Voiced on Small Loan Regulation Bill
A Scotland County senator opposed a House passed bill tightening small loan regulation and rejected a $24 interest rate on $100. The measure caps charges at $13 per $100 with 2 percent monthly interest. House debate highlighted higher figures and insurance provisions, with a maximum loan of $600 and varied per‑$100 rates.
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Scotland County
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Sen
Jennings King
King
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State Banking Commission
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Belk
W. C. Harris
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Veep and Thai Premier Hold Wide Ranging Talks in Bangkok
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson and Thailand Prime Minister Sarit Thanarat met for over two hours in Bangkok, discussing defense, living standards, health, and efforts to secure U S backing should Laos fall to communism. They planned another session later that day.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Sarit Thanarat
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Sarit
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Laos
Dope Ring Sweep Nabs 17 in Westchester Bust
Federal agents arrested 17 men in an international narcotics operation accused of smuggling about 50 million dollars of heroin into the United States over the last year. The roundup followed the October arrest of two smugglers in Westchester County. Top figures named include Vincent Mauro and Frank Caruso. Salvatore Rinaldo and Mathew Palmeri were linked to a separate Saturnia liner case. Both Rinaldo and Palmeri pled guilty and await trial.
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N.Y
New York
Westchester Dist
Robert Trainor
Trainor
United States
Westchester
John E. Hoy
Westchester County
Italy
Vincent Mauro
Manhattan
Frank Caruso
Brooklyn
Salvatore Rinaldo
Mount Vernon
Mathew Palmeri
Staten Island
New York Dealer Pays 44000 For Don Quixote First Edition
A New York book dealer bid 44 000 dollars to win a rare first issue of Cervantes Don Quixote at Parke Bernet Galleries Inc. John F Fleming outbid a rival dealer in the Tuesday auction.
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New York
Miguel de Cervantes
John F Fleming
Parke- Bernet Galleries Inc
McNamara Sees No New Facts Changing Zeus Delay
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara testified before the House Armed Services Committee that no new facts are likely to emerge within 12 to 15 months to influence his decision to halt Zeus missile production. He said development proceeds at maximum speed and that delaying components will push operational readiness back, with first tests scheduled for late this year and initial Atlas tests in the Pacific next year.
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Robert S. McNamara
House, Armed Services Committee
McNamara
Zeus
Atlas
Pacific
Irving J. Bissell Dies at 73 in Grand Rapids
Irving J. Bissell 73 vice chairman of Bissell Inc died Sunday in Grand Rapids of a heart attack. Gardner, Michigan-born business leader, led firm through decades of growth and innovation.
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Irving J. Bissell
Grand Rapids, Mich
Bissell, Inc
Mothers Quizzed Over Deaths Of Two Children In Oregon
Oakland police questioned Mae Jackson 25 and Jeannace Freeman 19 along with Letha Little 21 about the deaths of Martha four and Larry six found in a Crooked River Canyon ravine. Jackson allegedly dumped a child into the gorge after Freeman bludgeoned them. Little claimed to be a hitchhiker. A murder warrant was issued for Jackson in Oregon.
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Jim Spencer Mae Jackson
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Jeannace Freeman
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