Stock market drifts lower in dull New York trading
The New York stock market edged into a narrowly lower range at noon with the AP 60 average down 0.20 to 240.10 as declines in tobaccos and several blue chips weighed on the index. Industrials, rails and utilities showed mixed or modest moves and traders awaited further signals from economic outlook forecasts.
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New York
Associated Press
National Industrial Conference Board
American Tobacco
Reynolds
Liggett & Myers
Lorillard
Republic Steel
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
Goodrich
RCA
International Nickel
Allied Chemical
Merck
IBM
Polaroid
Xerox
At&t
du Pont
U.S. Rubber
United Aircraft
General Dynamics
Union Carbide
Cetahecatetease
Atch & T&sf
Atl Coast Line
Atl Refining
Seers
Si's
Avco Co
Bart & O
Bendix Corp
Boeing Air
Borden Co Eenetees
Burroughs Corp
Cannon Mills ‘Corp
P&l
Celanese Corp
Chain Belt
Ches & Ohio
Coca Cola
Sid Oil NJ
Gen Met
Stevens JP
Gen Tel & Tel
Lockh Air
P&p
Lorillard Peee
McLean Trk
West Union
Avia
Athens
Greece
U.S
Em- Adams Millis
Penney J
Allied Ch 41
Pennsy
Theers, Bradford and
AllisChal
Brown
Am Can Co
Phillips Petr
Am Motors
Radio Corp
Am Tei & Tei
Guard To Display Howitzers At Armed Forces Day Event
The 1st Howitzer Battalion 252nd Artillery NC National Guard will host an Armed Forces Day display at College Village Shopping Center tomorrow. Two artillery pieces a 105 mm and a 155 mm howitzer will be shown. Ten battalion members will explain the mechanisms to observers. Air Force and Navy recruiters in High Point also join the observance with exhibits.
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252Nd Artillery
North Carolina National Guard
Armed Forces
College Village
Air Force
Navy
High Point
High Point and Lexington Students Enter Phi Beta Kappa
Virginia Page Temple of High Point and Thomas K. Fitzgerald of Lexington were inducted into Phi Beta Kappa at UNC yesterday. A total of 49 undergraduates were initiated, including 13 juniors and 36 seniors, during the rites.
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Phi Beta Kappa
University of North Carolina
Virginia Page Temple
High Point
Thomas K. Fitzgerald
Lexington
Kennedy urges Laos cease fire and coalition talks
President Kennedy says a cease-fire in Laos is essential along the current line between government and pro-Communist forces. He supports talks to form a new coalition government while pressing for a broad withdrawal to earlier lines. He notes Pathet Lao advances control two thirds of Laos and calls for rapid progress on negotiations.
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Washington
Kennedy
Laos
Pathet Lao
United States
Estes—Kennedy
FBI
Billie Sol Estes
NATO
de Gaulle
West Farm
Estes
Supreme Court
Wachovia Index Signals NC Business Reaches New High
Wachovia Bank reports the North Carolina Business Index rose to 122.8 in April, up from March and 9.9 percent above April 1961. The gain reflects higher bank debits and employment, with unemployment well below the national level. Per capita income rose 4 percent year over year.
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North Carolina
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Wachovia
J. Roscoe Adams
Adams
U. S. Department of Commerce
Kennedy Denies Involvement in Edward Kennedy Campaign
President Kennedy says he is not involved in Edward Kennedy's Massachusetts campaign for the Democratic nomination. He notes sympathy and comfort for his brother but confirms White House staff will not attend the party convention or travel to Massachusetts before it. Edward Kennedy faces Edward McCormack in a tightening nomination race.
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Washington
Kennedy
Edward
Massachusetts
Ted) Kennedy
Senate
Edward McCormack
House
John McCormack
D-Mass
White House
Racial barriers lifted at Davidson College in 1960s shift
Davidson College voted to remove all racial barriers for admission, joining Wake Forest College in allowing Negroes. Trustees described the decision as a majority vote after long debate. Officials noted low chances of entry for the 1962 63 term, due to full classes and waiting lists. Davidson may host one or more Congolese students in September.
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Davidson
N.C
Davidson College
Wake Forest College
J. McDowell Richards
Decatur
Wake Forest
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