Stock Market Mixed as Dow Closes Higher on Broad Gains
New York trading showed a broad market uptick with several sectors advancing while others held steady. Major names including American Tobacco, General Motors, DuPont and Standard Oil posted gains, with bonds mostly firm and some Industrials mixed among steel and chemical issues.
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Chrysler Corp
Getty
Aterestal
Nike. Corp Ag
Cone
DuPont de Nemours
Dow Chemical
Oisions
Greyhound
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
Eee Tire & Oe
Os Motors
Standard Oil Co
Elect Jones Laughlin Steel
Johns Manville
BOM Couéier
Norfolk & Western Rny
Phillips Petroleum
Eosema Railway
Pepsi-Cola
Merck
Anaconda
Lorik Procter & Gamble
Reynolds Tobacco
U.S
Republic Steel
Sears Roebuck
Sevens Co
Furn
American Tel. & Tel
American Can Co
the Texas Co
Allied Chemical & Dye
Union Carbide & Carbon
Adams-Millis Corp
United Aircraft Corp
American’ Tobacco Co
Tie Tac Dough and Could Be You Air on WSJS TV Channel 12
At noon WSJS TV Winston-Salem Channel 12 airs Tie Tac Dough followed by Could Be You at 12 39 PM. The listings show a daytime game show lineup for the channel.
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Wsjs-Tv
Winston-Salem
Investors Guide By Sam Shulsky answers reader finance questions
Sam Shulsky reviews multiple reader inquiries on bonds stocks oil leases and college funding. He advises diversifying 40 000 in safe funds improving income through balanced investments and warns against blind oil lease purchases or penny stocks. He recommends growth oriented choices for a young investor and cautions about broker practices.
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Q. Sam
Lone Star Steel
Edison
General Telephone
Kresge
U. S
mid-West
California
Studebaker-Packard
Pepsi-Cola
Shulsky
Coup Seen As Help For West
News from London notes Gen. Ibrahim Abboud seized power in Sudan as an army move to stall a political move toward conciliation with the United Arab Republic. The coup follows pressure from pro Nasser elements and aims to resolve Nile water distribution and border disputes opening Cairo backed dam plans with Soviet help.
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Ibrahim Abboud
Sudan
United Arab Republic
Khartoum
Abdullah Alil
Nasser
Khalil
Cairo
Aswan High
Dow Jones Averages Reported by Bache and Co
The Dow Jones averages are listed with figures for the general market, highlighting rail stocks utilities and total volume. Data includes the Dow at 196.52 196.73 and 195.06 with large turnover across a wide range of issues.
Tulane students’ murder trial set for January 20
New Orleans AP Three Tulane students John S. Farrell Alberto Calvo and David Brennan face murder charges in the death of Fernando Rios Mexican tour guide. Trial moved from today to January 20 as defense teams seek more prep time. Rios was found unconscious in the French Quarter September 29 and died in hospital. Farrell said he struck the guide after improper advances.
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New Orleans
Tulane
Criminal District Court
John S. Farrell
Wilmington
N.C
Alberto Calvo
Panama City
Panama
David Brennan
Fernando Rios
Mexico City
Rios
Farrell
Restrictive Tobacco Laws Are Pointed Up
William H. W. Anderson of the Tobacco Growers Information Committee cites a surge of tobacco related reforms as states consider over 70 tobacco tax measures and more than 100 restrictive bills. He spoke at the Tennessee Farm Bureau Federation convention noting the impact on the tobacco economy and livelihoods across the United States.
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Nashville
Anderson
United States
Trailways Bus Burns On Highway Near Columbia
A Trailways bus was destroyed by fire on Highway 215 about eight miles north of Columbia. The driver Mervin Rhodes moved the bus off the road and a woods fire started by the blaze was quickly controlled. No one was injured and the single passenger was taken to Asheville, N.C. in good condition.
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Columbia
Trailways
Highway 215
C. E. Linder
Mervin Rhodes
Asheville
N.C
Middle Belt Ends Flue-Cured Tobacco Week
The North Carolina Middle Belt begins its last sales week of the flue-cured season as markets including Fuquay Varina Durham and Oxford wrap up this week. Last week the belt sold 3,811,852 pounds at an average $55.48 per 100 pounds, down $1.26 from the prior week.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Middle Belt
North Carolina-Virginia
Fuquay-Varina
Durham
Oxford
First Baptist Church of Providence Mother Congregation
The First Baptist Church in Providence Rhode Island is identified as the mother congregation for Baptists across the United States.
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The
First Baptist Church
Providence, R. I
Baptists
United States
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