Market Tops Record as Stocks Rally in Early Trading
The stock market surged toward a record as heavy trading pushed major issues higher in early session. Motors steels chemicals and oils led gains while rails rose on news that Class I carrier income in September topped year ago figures for the first time since July 1957. First hour volume reached 1,080,000 shares before profit taking trimmed some gains.
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New York
Bache & Co
Security Quotations from 11 a.m. quotes compiled by J. Sturgis May
Quotations list bid and ask prices for a wide range of companies and securities led by Gulf Oil General Electric and Union Carbide. Prominent names include American Tobacco The Texas Co. General Motors Dow Chemical and Westinghouse Electric. Figures show bid and ask spreads with many entries in percentages and decimals.
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J. Sturgis May & Company
Security Bank
American-Marietta
Billups Petroleum
Colonial Stores
Commonwealth Life Ge
Drexel Furniture
Gulf Life Ins
Jefferson Standard
N. C. Tel. Co. i
Piedmont Nat. Gas
N.C
Textile Ins. Co
United Ins. Co
Wachovia Bank
Douglas Aircraft
DuPont de Nemours
Dow Chemical
Eastern Airlines
Consolidated Edison
Eastman Kodak
Greyhound Corp
General Dynamics
General Electric
Gulf Oil
General Motors
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
International Harvester
International Tel
Standard Oil Co
American Can Co
Jones Laughlin Steel
Allied Chemical & Dye
Johns Manville
American Tobacco Co
Loew's Inc
the Borden Co
Norfolk & Western Ray
Bethlehem Steel
Phillips Petroleum
Burlington Mills
Pennsylvania Railway
Chrysler Corp
Pepsi-Cola
New York Central RR
Procter & Gamble
Cone Mills Corp
Reynolds Tobacco
South Holds Top Posts
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Olin D. Johnston and Frank Carlson lead. House Agriculture Harold D. Cooley and Charles B. Hoeven take seats. District of Columbia John L. McMillan and James C. Auchincloss announced. Education and Labor Graham Barden and Carroll D. Kearns appointed. Merchant Marine and Fisheries Herbert C. Bonner and Thor C. Tollefson named.
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Senate Post Office and Civil Service
Olin D. Johnston
Frank Carlson
Kan
HOUSE
Agriculture
Harold D. Cooley
Charles B. Hoeven
Iowa
William&. Hill
Cole
District of Columbia
John L. McMillan
James C. Auchincloss
Sid Simpson
R-N
Graham _. Barden
D-Nc
Carroll D. Kearns
R-Pa
Ralph W. Gwinn
R-Ny
Merchant Marine and
Herbert C. Bonner
Thor C. Tollefson
R-Wash
Knight Says Stand Was Proven
Los Angeles AP Governor Goodwin Knight says his decision to withdraw from the California governor race was justified by his belief that right to work cost Sen. Knowland the governor’s race. Knight, conceding to Clair Engle, claimed he received more votes than Knowland and warned the party about the working peoples issue.
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Los Angeles
Goodwin J. Knight
U.S. Senate
William F. Knowland
Knight
Clair Engle
Knight-Knowland
California
Knowland
Edmund G. Brown
Sen
Diver Promises Quiet Tide To Avoid Fine
In Norfolk a judge suspended a $10 fine for an 18 year old skin diver who threatened to return to the sea in flippers to fish in a secluded spot. The youth had been cited for a minor fishing violation after anglers felt a tug or lost hooks.
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Norfolk
Savory E. Amaito
Congress Faces Big Questions on Wage Price Spiral and Deficit
New Congress confronts a 12 billion dollar Treasury deficit amid rising costs and cautious credit. Bankers urge ending deficit spending to curb inflation while warning that controls rarely work, arguing prices reflect fundamental economic forces.
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New York
Congress
Treasury
U.S. Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
Guaranty Trust Co
Guaranty
Bankers
Rebels Seize Plane on Miami to Vara dero Beach Flight
Four engineers seized a four engine Vis count turboprop plane on a 45 minute Miami to Vara dero Beach flight. Eight passengers were allowed to return home after the hijacking. Nine people died when the crew attempted a forced landing.
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Cananove
Miami
Varadero Beach
Havana
Pipe blast hits Tulsa World editor in pocket
Farm editor Jack Putman of the Tulsa World suffered a pipe explosion when a .22 caliber shell rolled into his pocket and detonated in his pipe. He was not seriously hurt.
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Tulsa
Okla
Jack Putman
The
Tulsa World
Pasternak Defends Russian Ties and Nobel Refusal
In a personal letter, Boris Pasternak explains his ban by Soviet authorities and his exile concerns. He recalls his Russian birth and loyalty to his country, denies persecution, and says he refused the Nobel Prize voluntarily after recognizing its political impact.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Pasternak
Soviet Union
Quote by George Eliot on animals as friends
The line attributes to English author George Eliot as she extols animals for their unposed companionship. It notes animals ask no questions or criticisms, presenting a warm view of pet and animal friendship.
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George Eliot
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