Stock Market Mixed with Gains and Losses at Noon
The AP report notes irregular gains in the stock market with major players like General Motors and Texaco showing modest climbs while glamour stocks slip. The Dow Jones average rose around 0.7 percent to 754.20, with rails and utilities up, and notable declines in Xerox and IBM. Corporate and U.S. government bonds remained near unchanged as trading paused at noon.
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Bigamy and Assault Arrests Lead Weekend Roundup
Police reported a string of weekend arrests including bigamy charges against Aston Grice and Theodore Spencer for reckless driving and related counts. Others jailed include Elbert Lee, James Dunlap injuries, and Paul Burchette with bonds set ranging from 50 to 300 dollars as Municipal Court dates are scheduled.
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Doctor wins state poetry contest in Oregon
Dr. Richard L. Harris of High Point wins first place in a state-wide poetry contest in Oregon. A UNC School of Medicine graduate doing residency at the Veterans Hospital in Portland, he has written poetry for several years. Winning free verse titled Tarantelle.
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Diem regime resentment over Buddhist rights cited in regime critique
The piece notes power transfer to a popular government when possible and equal treatment of all religions, linking Buddhist persecution to Vietnam's disenchantment with the Diem regime. It also reports the death of Dr. Eliot R. Clark, 81, in Philadelphia, credited with advancing living tells research.
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Lennon backs Dan Moore for NC governor nod
Rep. Alton A. Lennon of Wilmington announced he will support Dan K. Moore of Canton for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Lennon warned the East must back a western candidate now to ensure a future North Carolina governor from the west. Moore urged the group to find what is wrong in North Carolina as he spoke briefly.
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Valentina and cosmonaut wedding sparks space family talk
The glitzy Moscow ceremony at the Palace of Marriages united Valentina Tereshkova and a cosmonaut couple described as official icons. Kremlin leaders used the moment to hint the first cosmic couple may return to orbit and to emphasize space family study aims amid praise from Khrushchev and other dignitaries.
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Car Plunges Into Harlem River After Vandalism
A crowded car with 12 passengers plunged into the Harlem River in the Bronx after vandals ripped out warning lights and wiring. Only one survivor, I Martin ez, 40, whose wife and two children perished. Four children among the dead. the group had just left a christening party. Police note lights were vandalized earlier and no prior complaints about outages were filed.
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Snowstorm disrupts New England area across states
A powerful snowstorm moved north along the St Lawrence and through New England, dumping up to a foot of snow in places and trapping motorists on routes west of it. Temperatures cooled to the 20s and 30s from Virginia to the Appalachians as search efforts for a missing man continued in dense woods. Jackman Maine reported 12 inches with drifts up to three feet, while Vermont and New Hampshire saw variable coverage and frigid conditions persisted across the region.
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Sister Julia Whalen, 87, Dies in St Louis
Sister Julia Whalen a registered nurse of the Daughters of St Vincent de Paul for 63 years died Sunday in St Louis AP reports born in 188? details omitted.
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Five Children Die In Woodland House Fire
A five room Woodland house fire Saturday night killed five small Negro children in North Carolina. The parents said they were at neighbors when the explosion and blaze struck. Names listed include Grady Vaughan aged seven and Willie Louis Vaughan four, plus siblings William Earl two and Michael Anthony fourteen months. Police investigated possible causes as crews treated 385 injured nationwide after multiple weekend deaths. A separate U S 15 crash near Creedmoor killed three Rock Hill Negroes: Sam McCullough Leroy Canty and his son Leroy Canty Jr. The day’s toll rose to 68 with four more deaths over the weekend. A teen concession worker reported a blue haze and gas leak before the grand stand blast at Holiday on Ice. Edward Carter, 15, recounted escaping minutes before the explosion.
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Explosion clues lifted by troopers in Indiana Coliseum blast
Troopers continue careful search at the Indiana Coliseum to determine the cause of the Halloween night explosion. Investigators comb through debris, interview witnesses, and examine leads to identify responsible factors and origin.
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