Dow Jones Averages Reported By Sache and Co
The stock market summary shows daily movements of the Dow Jones indices as reported by Sache and Co. with results, fluctuations, and notable changes in key industries. Investors watch for shifts in industrial, railroad, and utility stocks in early trading.
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Associated Press
Chrysler
General Dynamics
Boeing
Bethlehem Steel
Woolworth
Raytheon
Anaconda
Eastman Kodak
General Electric
du Pont
Polaroid
Dow Jones
NEW York
Man Arrested After False Police Reports
William Sutton a 37 year old of Redding Street was arrested on charges of giving false information to police after making three calls claiming a fight a hit and run and an armed robbery. He was warned any further calls would lead to arrest and a $300 bond posted for release pending Municipal Court Dec 3. Other police actions included charges against Forrest Fritts Clifford Cummings and Bobby Brady with trials set in Municipal Court Dec 3 or Nov 16.
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William Sutton
Redding Street
Sutton
West End
Mak
Clifford Pierce Cummings
Friddle Street
Bobby E. Brady
Forrest Avenue
Cuba Tensions and U2 Mission Update
The article notes no attacks on U S reconnaissance planes since the Oct 27 disappearance of Maj Rudolf Anderson Jr and the U2 wreckage. Castro shows potential flexibility on on site inspection while opposing foreign inspectors as Stevenson meets Kuznetsov amid talks on Cuban weapons removal.
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U. S
Cuba
Rudolf Anderson Jr
Anderson
United States
Havana
Castro
Thant
Stevenson
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Kuznetsov
Possi- Stevenson
Soviet Union
Cotton Futures Open Higher in New York
New York AP Cotton futures opened up 40 cents a bale from the prior close, trading 5 cents higher on the day, as traders weighed early demand signals against market volatility.
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A.m
New York
Columbia G&e Enees
Atin Ant — Dan Riv Mills
Douglas Aire
Dow Chem
DuPont de N
M's Llose
Goodrich BF
Goodyear T&r
Greyhound
Gulf Oil Corp
Nickel Can
Tel & Tel
Kayser-Roth
Kend
Nat Dairy Pd
Liggett & Myer
Natl Distillers
Air Ee
INY Central Lorillard P 4I'S
Martin - Marietta Norf & West No Am
Avia
McLean Trk
Monsanto
Ewe
Penney J C
Monty Ward
Pennsy RR
Motorola
United Airlines
United Airer
United Fruit
Va-Caro Chem Bs
el & Pow
P&p
West Union
Westing Fl
Winn-Dixie Au Woolworth
Zenith Rad
Kennedy tax cut gains broad labor support
President Kennedy's proposed tax cut next year wins backing from the 170 member President's Labor Management Advisory Committee. They favor a quick substantial, mostly permanent cut of about 10 to 15 billion dollars, to spur a sluggish economy, with emphasis on lower income brackets. Some panelists caution against adding to a national debt already over 300 billion dollars.
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Washington
Kennedy
President's
Labor Management Advisory Committee
U.S
Congress
Paniel
Official Budget Bureau
Cuba
Castro
White House
Miami News
Defense Department
East West Berlin crisis and Cuba standoff dominated briefings
Officials expressed concern over a new East West crisis over Berlin while Cuban tensions persisted. Kennedy signaled demands for verification of Soviet missile dismantling and the withdrawal of jet bombers, with hard bargaining expected on both Cuba and Berlin policies.
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Hiate
Berlin
Moscow
National Security Council
Joint Chiefs of Staff
White House
Castro
U.S
Cuba
Havana
Guantanamo Naval Base
Kennedy
Defense Department
Rescuers Describe Aboard Crew From Multiple States
Rescuers identified aboard as Sam Fiorello 33 of Yardley Pennsylvania owner, Jim O Neil 32 from Massachusetts passenger, deckhands David Sikill of Skillen London England Spider Slimm and another man Bill both of Bordentown New Jersey, plus a man from New Britain Connecticut.
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Sam Fiorello
Yardley
Jim O'Neil
Massachusetts
David Sikill
Skillen
London
England
Spider" Slimm
Bill
Bordentown
N.J
New Britain
Conn
Opportunity In Business Education At High Point Central
Two instructors from the Business Leaders Club at High Point Central High School spoke this week on the value of a business education. Twenty nine members attended a Tuesday meeting in the public library, with questions invited after talks on economics marketing sales management and introductory communications. The club is sponsored by Miss Sandra Medford and Mrs Jo Ann Williamson. Officers include Brenda Riley president Helen Vick vice president Loretta Brawley secretary treasurer Rhonda Upton historian and Brenda Wilson reporter.
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Business Leaders Club
High Point Central High School
David C. Anderson
Joe C Allen
Anderson
Sandra Medford
Jo Ann Williamson
Brenda Riley
Helen Vick
Loretta Brawley
Rhonda Upton
Brenda Wilson
Derailment Kills Hoboes in New Mexico
A Southern Pacific freight train derailed in the southern New Mexico desert killing two hoboes and injuring nine others. About 30 cars left the track and eight may contain more victims. The wreck blocked the main line and service restoration was not expected for at least 12 hours. No trainmen were hurt. The cause remains undetermined.
Wilmington Child Dies Of Burns
A five year old girl, Gloria Jean Perry, died from burns after a playmate tied her to a tree and lit straw and rags at her feet. The 11-year-old girl admitted attempting to extinguish the blaze as flames spread. Funeral services are scheduled for Sunday at 2 p.m. at Ward Funeral Home Chapel with burial at La Lawn Memorial Park.
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Wilmington
N.C
Gloria Jean Perry
New Hanover
Marion W. Millis Pop
Gloria Jean
Ward Funeral Home
la Lawn Memorial Park
Discrepancies Reported at Appalachian State Teach ers College
State investigators were called to Appalachian State Teachers College in Boone to review finances after reports of possible discrepancies. SBI agent Charles Whitman and state auditors Claude Aultman and Ray Oakes joined college officials led by Dr. William H. Plemmons as missing records were reported. Further findings awaited.
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Boone
N.C
Appalachian State Teachers College
State Bureau of Investigation
State Auditor's
William H. Plemmons
Collee’s
SBI
Walter Anderson
Charles Whitman
Lenoir
B. T. Falls Jr
Shelby
Henry Bridges
Claude Aultman
Ray Oakes
Plemmons
Bridges
Anderson
Welfare group reports aid totals at annual meeting
The Actors’ Fund of America reported aid totaling 380133 dollars for the past year with 10.2 percent of performers aided. Vinton Freedley was reelected president while Gilbert Miller and Katharine Cornell became first and second vice presidents.
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New York
Actors’ of America
Vinton Freedley
Gilbert Miller
Katharine Cornell
Catholic Compromise Sought In Vatican Council Debate
In a closed St. Peter's meeting the Roman Catholic Ecumenical Council considered a compromise on the theology thesis ruling revelation sources. Conservative Cardinal Ottaviani led a drafting commission while factions debated new text versus preserving the current draft, with two main camps narrowing possibilities.
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Vatican City
Ecumenical Council
Council
St. Peter's
Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani
Freak Knife Wound Fatal in Ridgway Youth Hunt
Wayne Jones a 16 year old of Ridway died from a stab wound received while a group of six youths tried a deer hunting prank after watching a movie. Jones fell from a station wagon fender as a hunting knife pierced his chest. despite hospital efforts his heart stopped four hours later.
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Ridgway
Wayne Jones
Ridway
Jones
Elk County General Hospital
Equation Stamps Scientific Minds at Harvard Talk
Dr Carl Sagan outlined a four factor equation to estimate the chance intelligent beings from space have visited Earth. He defined n as planets with life forming, f sub i as habitats with life, f sub e as planets with intelligent life, and L as the lifetime of a civilization. He cited current astronomer estimates and noted billions of stars in the Milky Way may host civilizations.
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Carl Sagan
Harvard University
American Rocket Society
Outer Space
Earth
Sagan
Milky Way
Air Force Defends XB70 Delay as Cautious
Air Force officers said a three month delay in the XB70 first flight is not a setback. They cited fuel tank sealing problems at high temperatures and stress the postponement aims to prevent any fault in the reconnaissance strike bomber project.
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Washington
Air Force
Monk Claims Protestant Jury Biased in Damages Case
In Columbia the Catholic monk Brother Athanasius Ewaskio argues the 1960 auto accident case verdict reflects Protestant prejudice by the Richland County jury. The suit arose from a Stillriver Mass group tour selling a book when Ewaskio’s car collided with another in front of the State House. The 1960 trial awarded $3,750, including $3,440 punitive damages.
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Columbia
State Supreme Court
Richland County
Edwin Belser
Athanasius E. Ewaskio
Ewaskio
St. Benedict's Center
Stillriver
Mass
South Carolina State House
Ewaskie
Monk
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