Stock Market Mixed As Early Gains Fade
New York trading opened with a mixed pattern as the Dow Jones average edged up 0.24 to 730.33 at noon. The AP 60 stock average held at 269.00, with industrials up 0.40 and rails down 0.80, while gains and losses stayed small and select issues surged a few points.
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New York
Associated Press
American Telephone
Ford
U.S. Steel
DuPont
Sears Roebuck
Campbell Soup
Baltimore & Ohio
Dow Jones
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Glacier icebreakers pave path to supply Antarctic base
The Glacier and support ships push through heavy Antarctic ice to deliver fuel and cargo to McMurdo Sound. Cmdr. Edward G. Grant leads the Glacier as Mt Erebus hints at peril and penguins pace the hull amid slow progress. The operation targets early cargo to save Navy fuel costs.
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Navy
McDonald
Chattahoochee
Edward G. Grant
Coast Guard
Eastwind
Burton Island
Mizar
Security Quotations From National Association of Securities Dealers
Unofficial bid and asked prices from NASD and other sources serve as a guide to approximate ranges. They indicate potential values at the time of compilation and note that origin of any quotation can be supplied upon request.
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National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Dow Jones Averages and Trading Figures
Market summary from the day showing Dow Jones averages across industrials utilities and rail stocks. Key figures include 731.99, 730.33, 730.09 for industrials and 14985.0, 149.53, 190.49 for other indices with trading volume listed as 1,126,000 to 4,190,000 for different periods.
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Bache & Co
Two Car Collisions In Local Intersections Lead To Cautions
At N Main and Church Streets two residents collided after Lola Culler Beasley attempted a left turn into Church Street. Police say Donald B Brown struck back, causing about 600 dollars in damage. No injuries reported. In a second incident on W Green Street Roscoe Jackson Jr and Carl McGill caused minor injuries and vehicle damage estimated at twenty five dollars after a rear end crash. Jackson was cited for operating without a permit.
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N. Main
Church Streets
Lola Culler Beasley
Columbus Avenue
Donald B. Brown
E. Farriss Street
Main Street
Beasley
Church Street
Brown
W. Greenebree
High Point
Roscoe Jackson Jr
Gordon Street
Green Street
Carl McGill
Rt. 5
W. Green Street
McGill
Jackson
Search for Michael continues as airlift planned to Biak
Governor of New Hampshire and family members await news of Michael Strawbridge after his disappearance in New Guinea while an expedition leader from Harvard and a noted explorer discuss survival chances. President Kennedy offers assistance. The couple had announced a divorce after 31 years of marriage.
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Honolulu
New Guinea
Biak
Schouten Islands
Dutch New Guinea
Michael
Mary Strawbridge
Robert C. Gardner
Harvard
Peabody Museum
Gardner
Baliem Valley
Tarrytown
N.H
Kennedy
Defense Department
San Francisco
One Man Electrocuted At Badin
A South Carolina man, Frank Junior Goodson, 38, of Blacksburg, was killed by an electric shock while painting a transmission tower in Badin North Carolina. Co workers W L Carter 42 of Gastonia and J R Williams of Charlotte were assisting. Williams suffered hand burns and shock. The incident was witnessed by Goodson’s younger brother Kenneth as the paint exploded and a ball of fire struck the tower.
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Carter
Williams
Goodson
Pelican State Struggles to Send Healthy Pelicans
Louisiana faces difficulty sending pelicans to Mykonos as planned. The Wildlife and Fisheries Commission selected two birds, but both were deemed too sick to travel amid widespread disease. A new effort to find two healthy pelicans will be made.
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New Orleans
Myknos
Jimmie H. Davis
Wildlife and Fisheries Commission
Commission
North Carolina Farm Bureau Tackles Welfare Reform and Tax Measures
A Farm Bureau convention debate covers welfare roll purges and a study on the state welfare program. Resolutions seek lower taxes on farming land in urban areas and a study of tobaco auction practices and potential sale of loose tobacco on state markets.
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Farm Bureau
Paul Taylor
Jones County
North Carolina
Communist Party Misses Registration Deadline
The Communist party failed to register by the deadline under the Internal Security Act. Officers had until Nov 30 to sign up. if not, individual members must register by Dec 20. The Justice Department will wait for action and could move against the party, with penalties up to 10 000 dollars per day or prison for individuals.
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Washington
Communist Party
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Neuberger Cancer Removed After Surgery in Oregon
Senator Mau rine Neuberger underwent surgery last Thursday to remove a slow spreading cancer. The pathology report from the University of Oregon Medical School said the tumor was confined to the inner surface of the large intestine and was low grade. Doctors expect she can leave the hospital in about three weeks. Her husband, Senator Richard L. Neuberger, died in March 1960 after a long cancer battle.
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Portland, Ore
Sen. Maurine Neuberger
University of Oregon Medical School
Sen. Neuberger
Largest Piece Of Fused Silica Produced For Telescope
Corning Glass Works announces a 62 inch diameter 11 inch thick fused silica disc as the world’s largest of its kind. The mirror will help determine star distances and motions up to 600 trillion miles from the solar system and is to be used in a telescope under construction by the U S Naval Observatory at Flagstaff Arizona.
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Corning, N.Y
Corning Glass Works
U.S. Naval Observatory
Flagstaff
Ariz
Massive foundations of St Peter's dig into ancient soil
A brief note describes massive foundations excavated for St Peter’s building work sinking into soil that once served as a pagan site for oracles. The fragment mentions a tiny fly species observed in the area.
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St. Peter's
Hoverbus unveiled at Saunders Roe factory in Isle of Wight
The first hoverbus, a sea going vehicle resembling a bus and launch, debuted to the public in Cowes. Weighing 27 tons it uses four engines and can carry 66 passengers. Builders claim it can cross the English Channel in 20 minutes at about 70 mph.
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Cowes
Isle of Wight
Saunders Roe Aircraft Factory
English Channel
Peggy Lee Hospitalized After Viral Pneumonia Diagnosis
New York AP reports singer Peggy Lee was admitted to Polyclinic Hospital with viral pneumonia. She had been performing a five week engagement at Basin Street East and canceled the final Saturday show.
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New York
Peggy Lee
Polyclinic Hospital
Basin Street East
Religion May Play Part In Possible Speakership Battle
A religious clash potential looms as Rep. Albert Rains weighs a challenge to Rep. John W. McCormack for speaker after Sam Rayburn’s death. McCormack, a Catholic, would place Catholics atop both congressional chambers. Rains, a Baptist, could rally antiCatholic sentiment and split the Democratic majority.
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Washington
Albert Rains
Alabama
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Sam Rayburn
McCormack
Rayburn
Congress
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Should Rains
Cide
Democratic House
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Richard Bolling
Missouri
Albert
Rains
Chemistry professor Henry H. Storch dies at 66
Henry H. Storch of Greenwich Connecticut a professor of chemistry at New York University died Sunday. He formerly led the synthetic liquid fuels division at the U S Bureau of Mines retiring in 1954 after 26 years of service. He was born in New York City.
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Greenwich, Conn
Henry H. Storch
New York University
Storch
Synthetic Liquid Fuels
U.S. Bureau of Mines
New York City
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