Stock Market Mixed Trends Near Historic High At Noon
The New York stock market hovered near its record level at noon, with the Associated Press index up 0.30 to 267.00 as gains in electronics names and defensives offset by uneven moves in steels and oils. Big transactions shifted portfolios while Rubbers and mail order retailers rose slightly and Amerada led losses.
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New York
Associated Press
Zenith
Polaroid
International
Amerada
Alain Corp
Champion P&f
Ches & Ohio Seemeae
Chrysler
Coca-Cola
Columbia G&e
Coml Credit
Curtiss Wrt
Goodyear T&r
Greyhound
Nat Distillers
Dow Jones
NY Central
Ecsees
North West
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Pacific
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Pennsy
U.S. Pepsi-Cola
Phillips Pett
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Radio Corp
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Am Can Co
Sperry Corp Am Enka Eee
Am Motors
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Bordern Co
United Fruit Cree We
Borg-Warner Creeer
US Rubber
Burland
Security Quotations and Unofficial Bid Prices
The document lists bid and asked prices from NASD and other sources as unofficial guidance for approximate ranges. It notes quotations are not actual transactions and origins of some phrases, such as an exploration claim about Canada and the phrase Aqui Nada meaning Here is nothing.
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National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Canada
Baptists Seek Open Doors for Qualified Applicants
A Wake Forest College policy review will study admitting Negro graduate and summer students and allow a Negro undergraduate at Mars Hill College. The convention’s committee will urge trustees to open doors regardless of race, stressing Baptist cooperative giving for church work led by Dr. Claud B. Bowen of Greensboro.
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Sion
Wake Forest College
Mars Hill College
Baptists
Claud B. Bowen
Greensboro
FirstChurch
First
Kiwanis Honors New Teachers in High Point
At the Sheraton Hotel Kiwanis Club recognized new teachers from High Point public schools and High Point College. Grady Whicker introduced the guests as Dr. Raleigh Dingman spoke on Building Partnership and the education partnership with Kiwanis during American Education Week.
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Kiwanis Club
Sheraton Hotel
High Point
High Point College
Grady Whicker
Raleigh Dingman
Northeast Junior High School
Kiwanis
Penny Estate Appraised At Forty Six Thousand Eight Hundred Ten
The estate of the late George J T Penny is valued at 46810 in real and personal property. Penny died October 8 and was a noted realtor auctioneer and former General Assembly senator. Widow Olive E Penny is executrix with real estate including a High Point store at 115 South Main and 117 South Wrenn Street valued at 42500. He held half interest in a 68 acre tobacco farm in Providence Township Randolph County.
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George JT. Penny
Guilford
S. Main
S. Wrenn St
High Point
Providence Township
Randolph County
Currier & Ives Prints Displayed at Local Center
An exhibition of Currier and Ives original prints is shown this week at College Village Shopping Center in Ralph's TV. Arranged by Piedmont Realty and Insurance of High Point, the collection owned by Travelers Insurance travels nationwide. The prints depict 1835 to 1879 frontier life and cover varied scenery and subjects. The tour has included the United States, Hawaii, and Canada.
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College Village
Ralph’s TV
Piedmont Realty and Insurance Co
High Point
The
Travelers Insurance Co
United States
Hawaii
Canada
Soviet fishing craft tied to Baltic coast security concerns
The article notes Soviet fishing vessels in strategic waters near the Baltic region and discusses fears they could mine or land forces. It cites a Danish official and references the Vega trawler near Long Island with its multiple antennas, plus a 1960 test missile incident off New London. Kassell argues most Soviet fishing ships remain in legitimate fishing roles.
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Baltic Sea
Kassell
U.S
Long Island
Kassel
George Washington
New London
Conn
Dow Jones Averages Mixed Trading With Shifting Sectors
Market chatter shows the Dow Jones averages opening with mixed gains and losses as industrials and rails move differently. Utilities and 30 stocks trade within narrow ranges amid shifting volume and percent changes.
Hepatitis Cases At New High In Guilford County
Dr. Sarah Morrow reports Guilford County faces a record outbreak of infectious hepatitis and measles in 1961 with 61 hepatitis cases to date. She cites poor hygiene and sanitation, urges hand washing, child education, and prompt reporting to doctors to curb spread.
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Guilford County Health Department
Sarah Morrow
Morrow
Atlanta Ga
Guilford County
Health Department
Cotton Futures Rise At Market Open
New York cotton futures opened five to fifteen cents a bale higher than the previous close, signaling early buying interest.
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NEW York
Bold plan of international education urged by officials
A study group urged the United States to launch bold, imaginative and costly international education programs. Leaders from five universities argued foreign students and universities should be funded largely by the federal government, expanding to 15,000 25,000 students at about 5400 dollars each.
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G. K. Hodenfield
Kansas City
United States
Harry R. Wellman
University of California
American Association of Land Grant Colleges and State Universities
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Delicious Charcoal Burgers
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Wierd Hyde White
Ralph Meerer
Martin Balsam
the Tower Players
Freeman Wills
Frederick Longbridge
Charles Dickens
Revolutionary Tribunal
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News & Record Center
Bell Record Shop
Gilbert’s Shoe Store
Frank A. Stith Company
Miller-Jones Shoe Store
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Holly Golightly
George Peppard
Wickey Rooney
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