Stocks Edge Higher Amid Mixed Trading From Major Automakers
New York trading showed mixed moves as several blue chips fluctuated. American Telephone rose on light volume while General Motors and Ford posted small gains and Chrysler and Studebaker advanced modestly. Westinghouse Boeing and US Steel also moved, with Eastman Kodak up strongly on solid turnover.
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Tobacco Problems Highlighted at Kentucky Farm Bureau Meeting
At the Kentucky Farm Bureau's 46th annual conven tion a speaker warned of continuing tobacco production difficulties. Cooper addressed a session on tobacco issues, noting growers face uncertainty about next year. The remarks reflected broader agriculture concerns shared by attendees.
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Dr Allen B Dumont in New York
Dr Allen B Dumont shown in New York faces reporting from AP with details about his medical career and affiliations. The brief item notes his status as a physician and notes on a pending development or appointment.
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U S decision push in Vietnam amid talks shifts
The report details U S and Saigon expectations on Vietnam peace talks, noting doubts about North Vietnamese willingness to negotiate. It cites Adlai Stevenson and officials like Dean Rusk, Thant, and Johnson, and mentions February bombing orders and shifting leverage in autumn 1964.
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Princess Margaret Sighting Ends In Noisier Night
Washington AP report describes Princess Margaret visiting a home of Lydia Katzenbach. A candlelit party with a five piece band drew guests including McGeorge Bundy and Art Buchwald. The royal guest left at 1 30 a.m. after a long, festive evening.
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Moon May Hold Water and Diamonds
Nobel Prize chemist Harold C. Urey says the moon formed from space gas and dust under heat and pressure and may contain diamonds near its surface. He notes possible water beneath the surface and explains the moon could have both resources despite its dry appearance.
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Teenager Alleen linked to three suspects in murder case
Police said a body could have been moved by an attacker and a teen club claim by the girl was not substantiated. An informer named Saunders, Miss French and Charles Schmid were charged with murder and jailed without bond as investigators pursue leads.
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Television Sets Surveyed Color TV Usage Report
Washington AP report notes the Bureau estimates about 6.9 percent of households own color television sets nationwide. The finding reflects early adoption amid limited color broadcasts and varied set availability across regions.
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IA DRANG Fergent Fighting Deepens in Centra l Highlands
Forces clashed across the Ia Drang valley as North Vietnamese 235th Division and Viet Cong battled U S troops. American casualties ran high with about 86 dead and 230 wounded in a week of heavy fighting near Saigon. Viet Cong losses reportedly 1,173 with 981 killed.
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Peace Talk Offers Are Reported
News commentator David Schoenbrun quoted a French official as saying North Vietnam offered to begin unconditional peace talks with the United States during North Vietnam's six day moratorium. The official said a message urged the U.S. to halt bombing while talks could start, a move reportedly ignored by U.S. officials.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
Famed Magician Blackstone Dies at 82 in Hollywood
Hollywood AP reports the passing of famed magician Blackstone aged 82 at his home after a long illness. The performer known as the last of the great magicians died following a 60 year career in magic, leaving a widow Elizabeth 65, son Harry Jr and brother Peter Bouton.
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