Stock Market Report Mixed Gains On Select Issues
Scattered demand for blue chips helped a slightly higher trend at noon on the American Stock Exchange and in the Dow Jones. The Associated Press average rose 0.4 to 332.4 while the Dow gained 2.25 to 890.96 as Union Carbide and International Harvester advanced, with IBM lifting an earlier recovery.
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Man Found Innocent In Slayings
An all white Harnett Superior Court jury acquitted Richard Smith, 48, of first degree murder in the deaths of James Meald, 70, a laundry operator, and the Rev. Archie McLean, 75. Both victims were Negroes. Nathaniel Williams, 29, was also charged with first degree murder. Williams turned state's evidence and identified Smith as McLean’s killer.
Detroit Walkout Ends After UAW Mediation
The Detroit News and Detroit Free Press walkout ends after a four hour secret meeting with Walter P. Reuther. Pressmen will work 16 on eight units for a year with later arbitration option. Union and management also settled crew size and wages though printing resumption date remains unrevealed. The outage tied to the 37 hour week and 140 dollar weekly pay for pressmen and 120 for plate handlers.
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Lesson of tragedy in New York Archbishop commends report
Archbishop commends the Warren Commission report as a masterful document in New York. The statement emphasizes the importance of the findings and the role of the commission in addressing the tragedy.
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Legislative Building Dedication in Raleigh Draws 1500
Gov elect Dan Moore hailed the six point two million State Legislative Building as a monument to good government in the North Carolina tradition. He spoke of honoring the past and renewing faith in the future as officials praised the stately structure amid bad weather keeping Gov Sanford away.
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Fishing Vessel Sinks Off Cape Lookout Labyrinth
The 125 foot Amagansett sank ten miles off Cape Beaufort as 16 of 17 crew were rescued by the Montauk and Coast Guard. Captain William G. Lewis and Mate Robert Gough survived. missing is Lucious V. Blackwell of Heathsville, Virginia. The Montauk expected to dock at Beaufort with the survivors later today.
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Lack Of Hot Water Gets Him In Hot Water
Joseph La Francesca in a Brooklyn apartment faced trouble when no hot water was available. Police found him with a bowl of cold water and gelatin betting slips. Officers photographed the soggy evidence and stored it at headquarters while noting he had moved recently and lacked a cooking pot.
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Four Killed As Car Hits Tree Near Fayetteville
Four people died and seven were injured when an overloaded car left State Highway 3 near Fayetteville and crashed into a tree. Driver Roy-Mec-Dowell, 32, a farmer from Route 5, Fayetteville, was among those identified. Names listed include Jean Weelaes, Morris Junior Stock, Anna McDowna, and Roger Culbreth, all residents of Route 5, Fayetteville.
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Advisers from Page 1 A and Viet Cong engagements
Report describes advisers and troops landing in the Brushfire area and small units scoring successes against Viet Cong in two northern operations near Da Nang in Quang Nam Province. Thursday attacks yielded 72 Viet Cong killed and 43 captured.
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New York’s Name Change From New Amsterdam
A fragment notes New York was once called New Amsterdam until the British took control in 1664 and renamed the city. The terse line references a historic transition and the broader colonial shift.
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Metal composition of a copper nickel and zinc alloy
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McNamara Faces Protests Over Base Closings Across States
McNamara defends base shutdowns against accusations of political motive. Kennedy and New York officials urge review of Brooklyn Navy Yard closure, while governors and mayors in New Hampshire Massachusetts Pennsylvania Oklahoma express concern over economic impacts and seek explanations.
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Police officers face multiple indictments in Lancaster case
Grand jury subpoenas reveal Hord and McCall derelict in duties amid a broad set of charges. Det. Earl Fesperman Det. Jack Fesperman Sgt. Fred Teeter Det. W Fred Hucks and Sgt. T W Williams face counts including aiding prostitution and bribe attempts. Mars plant life noted by scientists.
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Copper industry leaders dispute McNamara cuts impact on military use
Senator Paul H. Douglas argues Arizona leads in copper merit for defense use while lamenting cuts. Senator Abraham Ribicoff counters that the economy is affected and questions the broader impact of the defense secretary's plan on installations in his state and others.
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