Weissmuller's Son Arrested in Disturbing the Peace Case
John S Weissmuller and Patrick O Neal both 17 were booked on disturbing the peace after a citizen complaint in West Los Angeles. Alfred summoned police. the youths, said to have attended a party, were later released. Weissmuller, actor son of Johnny Weissmuller, lives with his mother and stepfather.
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Los Angeles
Johnny Weissmuller
John S. Weissmuller
Patrick O'Neal
Claud Allred
West Los Angeles
Alfred
Young Weissmuller
Robert Ginter
Weissmuller
Beryl Scott
San Francisco
Stocks Hover Near 1958 Highs As Market Stays Mixed
The New York stock market opened with mixed modest gains and losses across key issues. Steel, copper and auto shares influenced a cautious session as the AP average slid about 30 cents to 169.30, while rails and utilities dipped slightly and several industrials posted small advances.
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New York
Food Fair
Carrier Corp
Lukens Steel
Goodyear
American
Beech Aircraft
International Harvester
Anaconda
Allied Chemical
Dow Chemical
Westinghouse Electric
American Can
Texas Co
U.S. Gypsum
Bethlehem
Goodrich
United Aircraft
Kennecott
Baltimore & Ohio
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Lowe
Dow Jones Averages and Major Corporations Listed
A historical listing presents Dow Jones Averages alongside prominent companies such as Carolina Light and Power Douglas Aircraft DuPont de Nemours Dow Chemical Eastern Airlines Consolidated Edison Eastman Kodak Union Carbide and Carbon United Aircraft Corp Westinghouse Electric Co United States Steel Youngstown Sheet and Tube F W Woolworth Co with filler placeholders.
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Carolina Light & Power
Douglas Aircraft DuPont de Nemours
Dow Chemical
Eastern Airlines
Consolidated Edison Eastman Kodak
Union Carbide & Carbon
United Aircraft Corp
Westinghouse Electric Co
U. S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
F. W. Woolworth Co
Cotton Futures Open Lower in New York Trade
In New York Cotton Exchange dealings today prices opened 15 to 60 cents per bale lower amid cautious trading. Market observers noted selling pressure from short sellers and profit taking after recent gains.
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New York
Treasury weighs debt mix as deficits rise
Treasury Secretary Anderson faces a pick between short term debt to cover 9 billion due June 15 and 16 billion due later, and longer term issues to ease borrowing costs. The plan hinges on recession timing, bank demand, and inflation risks as deficits climb and debt rises.
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Treasury
Wall Street
Treasur
Washington
Homemade plane certified in Kentucky first of its kind
Louisville report: a toylike two wing plane built by Joseph K Wesley of Louisville is the first homemade craft certified by the Civil Aeronautics Authority in Kentucky. The 12 foot long biplane has 16 and 13 foot wingspans and cost under 500 dollars to build.
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Louisville
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Kentucky
Joseph K Wesley
Judge Hands Out Active Sentences In Municipal Court
A 21 year old man on E Green Street received a one year roads sentence for driving without a license the third time since May. The Tysons case saw counter charges dismissed while Robert Tyson got six months suspended. Sammie Cato 32 on Wade Street got one month for employment security violations. John Craig 44 on Bynum Street drew four months on three drunken counts and Lawrence Corbett 60 on E Washington Street got 30 days for a drunk charge.
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E. Green Street
ElMarie Little
Effie Tyson
Gordy Street
Tyson
Alma Little
Robert Tyson
Sammie Cato
Wade Street
John Craig
Bynum Street
Lawrence C. Corbett
E. Washington Street
Four-Year-Old Struck by Car. Minor Injuries Reported
Four-year-old Timothy Prosser escaped with forehead bruises after running into the path of a vehicle driven by Corriner Boyue Bostic. Occurred in front of his Tate Street home shortly before noon yesterday. No charges were preferred.
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Timothy Prosser
Tate St
Corriner Boyue Bostic
Park Street
De Gaulle Forms New Regime Amid Power Move
De Gaulle telephoned a pledge from his country home to Lt. Col. Gaston de Bonneval declaring the start of a regular process to establish a republican government. He urged calm to preserve unity, named Algerian military chiefs under his orders, and indicated immediate contact with them. The move followed Pflimlin era turmoil as the National Assembly debated constitutional revisions to block his seizure of power.
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Algeria
Raoul) Satan
Philippe) Auboineau
Edmond Jouhaud
de Gaulle
Coty
Pace
Paris
Metz
Pflimlin
MRP
France
National Assembly
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High Point
Wfmy-Tv
Greensboro
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Mathes
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Charlotte
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Fisher
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Bob Cummings
Tedarites
Carolina Tri-City Termite CO
Roanoke
Channel 10
Nean Calferniang
Your
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RCA Victor
Dumont
Admiral
Television Sales & Service
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WBTV
Tursday
Jay Storm
Channel
Dayton Tires
Hughes Tire Service, Inc
Hughes
Norte
Chrysler Corp
New York Central RR
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Business Mirror
Anderson
Rambler
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Americas
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Charles J. Hunt
Guilford County
North Carolina
Charles J
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Glenn Ford
Burlington
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Paramount
Midway Theatre
Anes
THE
Shirley MacLaine
Mickey “Beep
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Mother & Dad
Walt Dasney
Dorothy McGuire
Fess Parker
Tonite
Dixie Soda Shop
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