New York Newspaper Guild Reaches Tentative Two Year Deal
Negotiators avert a city newspaper blackout by agreeing to a two year package worth 7 dollars per week in total increases. The pact includes 4 and 2.5 percent wage raises over two years and 50 cent pension or welfare allotments with a fourth week of vacation after 10 years. Approval hinges on guild members across 6,000 staff in seven papers. Some papers like the Times may accept without recommendation while others may vote yes.
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Market bid and ask quotes from securities list
A compilation of unofficial bid and asked prices from the National Association of Securities Dealers and other sources dated Nov 1 1960. Entries include American Fidelity Life Colonial Stores Commonwealth Life Jefferson Standard Life Piedmont Natural Gas Public Service of N C and other issuers with bid and ask percentages.
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American Fidelity Life
American-Marietta
Colonial Stores
Commonwealth Life
Drexel Furniture
iGulf Life
Jefferson Standard Life
N.C. Natural Gas
Piedmont Natural Gas
Public Service of N.C
Pyramid Life
Soroban Eng. Corp
Security Life & Trust
N.C. National Bank
Spur Oil
United Ins. Co. of
Amer
Wachovia Bank & Trust
Turkish delicacies clash with risqué pastry names
In Turkey a dish named lady's thigh refers to a meatball creation while lady's navel and beauty's lips label decorative pastries. The phrase highlights how culinary terms reflect playful or suggestive naming traditions in regional cuisine.
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Turkey
Stock market rally as U S spy arrest tops telegraph report
The day opens with a lively stock rally led by gains in the industrials and an increased Dow Jones average. A separate Tass report names Mikhail Platovsky as an American-spy arrested in the Soviet Union amid broader espionage disclosures tied to U N document translations and alleged U S intelligence training.
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Andrei Kreps
Pyotr Sosnovsky
V. M. Slonov
Pla
Imviivly Marva
New York
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Melekh
FBI
Willie Hirsch
American Intelligence Service
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Dow Jones Averages Reported By Bache & Co
The Dow Jones averages list Prev. at 501.58 and Final at 580.36 for 90 Industrials with rails utilities and stocks. Noon and 12 Noon figures show 586.79 and 580.36 alongside volume readings.
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Cotton futures rise at New York open
Cotton futures opened 10 cents higher on the day with May contracts around 32.33 to 33.10 dollars per bale as traders weighed near term demand and warehouse rates.
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Five Fire Calls Include Defective Furnaces
Five calls yesterday and today to local firemen include three from defective oil or flooded furnaces at 209 Dogwood Dr 1105 Grace St and 801 Millis St Alma Desk Co. A burst water pipe at 306 W Lexington Ave and a defective fluorescent light at 500 Woodrow completed the five. The Alma Desk Co. fire was confined by a sprinkler system.
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Student Christian Group To Handle Broadcast at College
The Student Christian Association of High Point College will produce a WHPE radio show this week. The program centers on Dr Liston Pope Yale Divinity School dean visiting campus and discussing his book The Kingdom Beyond Caste. Pope appears via Finch Lecture Series Tuesday and Wednesday with the 3 45 PM broadcast Wednesday.
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Oneida Lake Named Largest Lake Entirely in New York
The largest lake wholly within New York state is Oneida Lake located in the Finger Lakes region.
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Oneida Lake
Finger Lakes Region
Airport seeks land for runway expansion in Greensboro
The High Point Greensboro Airport Authority filed suit in Guilford Superior Court to acquire 3.11 acres for a clear zone and northeast runway extension. Defendants named include Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co Lindley Nurseries Inc and Howard Holderness trustee. The land is owned by Paul C Lindley and wife Helen and secured by a deed of trust to North Carolina Bank and Trust Co.
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Howard Holderness Trustee
Airport Authority
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Helen
North Carolina Bank & Trust Co
Holderness
Cancer kills about 4000 U.S. children under 15 annually
Estimates show cancer claims about 4,000 young lives in the United States each year. Pediatric cancer remains a major health concern with ongoing research and funding needs.
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United States
Democrat and GOP candidates on club program at Greensboro meeting
Democratic State House candidate Ed Kemp will speak to Greensboro Interclub Council at the O Henry Hotel at 12 30 p.m. in Greensboro. Republican State Senate hopeful Edgar McCollum of Greensboro will join the same program with High Point Democrats.
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O. Henry
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James H Howe Dies at 88 in St Louis
James H. Howe 88 president of the Lewis Howe Co. died of heart disease in St Louis. He helped found the firm in 1892, maker of Tums and Nature's Remedy.
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ST. Louis
James H. Howe
Lewis Howe Co
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Gay Halloween Tragedy in Cabot Arkansas
In Cabot Arkansas a teen fell from a truck bed as it crossed an unguarded crossing and was struck by a train. Dale Griffin aged 17 died in the incident while Don Wittenberg 18 escaped injury and Bill Russell 17 drove the truck. Missouri Pacific said a prior prank caused a fallen brobstie on the same line near Walnut Ridge.
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