Cotton Futures Rise as Stocks Rebound in Early Trading
Cotton futures opened 20 cents a bale higher while the Dow Jones average slid to 633.91 at noon, with tobacco stocks leading a partial recovery after earlier declines. IBM dipped to a yearly low before rebounding, and several industrials and chemicals pared losses amid renewed trading activity and margin concerns.
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Pfizer
General Dynamics
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Carpenter aims to test space color visibility and water behavior
Lt. Cmdr. Carpenter, age 37, launches from Cape Canaveral on a second test pass. He will release a colored balloon and confetti to study visibility in orbit and observe a green dyed water sphere to learn how liquids act in weightlessness.
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Supreme Court weighs contempt case over judge held hearing
The Supreme Court heard arguments on whether Judge Walker acted within his authority in sentencing lawyer Burton for contempt after a deputy carried him to the judge's office for a client matter. Justices debated if a court was sitting and if due process was violated, with wide implications for about 30 Superior Court judges.
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Airliner crash near Centerville claims 45 lives
A Boeing 707 operated by Continental Airlines vanished from FAA radar at 9 15 p m while en route from Kirksville Missouri to Kansas City with 45 killed. Debris spread across Iowa and Missouri as rescuers traced the trail to a pasture near Centerville.
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Nepali Rebels Killed in Dang Clash
Four Nepali rebels died in a clash with government forces in the Dang district southwest of Katmandu, according to a Home Ministry spokesman on Tuesday.
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Shopping Center Plans To Get New City Hearing
Promoter George E. Hutchens gains a July 9 planning and zoning meeting to present revised plans for a shopping center at W Lexington and Westchester. Residents feared lower property values and traffic. commission previously denied rezoning. Hutchens’ attorney won council support for a rehearing after revisions aimed at addressing local objections.
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Scout Leaders to Attend Camp Uwharrie Training Class
A two hour training session for scoutmasters and assistant scoutmasters attending Camp Uwharrie summer sessions will be held Sunday at 3 PM. Leaders should bring their substitute if not staying with the troop, and bring unit rosters for verification. A dinner follows.
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Insurance Firm Merger Slated For Approval
The merger of Textile Insurance Co and Cosmopolitan Insurance Co of Chicago was scheduled for approval by Insurance Commissioner Charles Gold. Gold, ill at home, confirmed merger papers were drawn and he intended to sign them, finalizing the process. Cosmopolitan plans to operate the merged firm locally.
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Roman Graves Unearthed in Athens Center
In Athens twenty five Roman graves from the second century were unearthed Tuesday during foundation work on a new building. The nearly intact skeletons included coins, spindle shaped oil vases, combs and metal mirrors found with the remains of men and women.
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Opposition to phosphate mining leases in Pamlico and Pungo rivers
Beaufort County leaders landowners and fishermen at a Washington hearing opposed state leases of public river bottoms to phosphate operators. They warned the plan could ruin fishing and hurt property profits while Dan Cameron defended the leases as stoppable if fishing or recreation are harmed. State Sen. Lindsay Warren warned that someone is being sold down the river.
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