Dow Jones Averages at Noon and Close Report
Dow Jones Averages provided by Bache and Co show 12 noon and 1 pm levels with 30 industrials at 400.92 and 435.34 for 32, and other figures for utilities and rail issues. Trading volume reached 890000 at noon, 1870000 at 1 pm, and 3680000 for the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.m
Phillips Petroleum
Bache & Co
Pennsylvania Railway
American Can Co
Pepsi-Cola
Allied Chemical & Dye
Proctor & Gamble
American Tobacco Co
Reynolds Tobacco
the Borden Co
Republic Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Sears Roebuck Burlington Mills
Southern Ry
J. P. Stevens Co
Chrysler Corp
New York Central RA
American Tel. & Tel
the Texas Co
Cone Mills Corp
Douglas Aircraft
Union Carbide & Carbon
DuPont de Nemours
United Aircraft Corp
Dow Chemical
Westinghouse Electric Co Steel
Eastern Airlines
Consolidated Edison
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Eastman Kodak
F. W. Woolworth Co
Gruehound Corp
General Dynamics
Gulf Oil
General Motors
Son Of Former Resident Dies In Florida
DeCoursey Pollock Jr., 36, of Fort Myers Florida, died early today en route to a hospital after collapsing in a downtown area. He was the son of late High Point residents D. M. Pollock and his wife and nephew of Mrs. Phil Warner Eaton Place and of Lawrence and S. T. Ingram. Survived by his wife Frances Mann of High Point, three sons and a sister Quintard Heath of Sumter. Funeral arrangements are in complete.
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DeCoursey Pollock Jr
Fort Meyers
Fla
High Point
D. M. Pollock
Phil Warner
Eaton Place
Lawrence
S. T. Ingram
Frances Mann
Non Quintard Heath
Sumter, c
Big Expense Accounts Face Tighter IRS Scrutiny
The IRS plans tougher substantiation of large expense accounts and will require even small ones to be reported starting Jan 1. Five weeks from now employees with boss paid expenses must show totals on Page 2 of the 1958 return with detailed spending. The agency also aims to scrutinize prizes and awards for possible deductions.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Internal Revenue Service
Revenue Service
Missing Boy Found By Warden
13 year old John Willis of New Bern was found safe by game warden Raymond Watson after disappearing on an outboard motorboat trip on the Neuse River. Navy helicopter coast guard and land teams aided in a fog bound search with near freezing temps.
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New Bern
N.C
John Willis
Neuse
Raymond Watson
Cherry Point
Norfolk
Coast Guard
High Powered Thief Strikes. Battery Stolen From Car
Alfred McDaniel reported to Montgomery police that a high powered thief took his car while it was parked and left only the failed battery at a nearby service station. He returned to find the vehicle missing, battery gone.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alfred McDaniel
Jupiter Missile Flight Falls Short At Cape Canaveral
Six congressmen watched as the Army fired a Jupiter 1 500 mile range rocket that failed to complete its planned flight due to technical difficulties. The Defense Department confirmed the failure and noted the test was part of a series of intermediate range and intercontinental ballistic missile flights at Cape Canaveral.
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Cape Canaveral
Fila
Army
Florida
Defense Department
House Committee On Appropriations
Rep
Mahon
D-Tex
von Wernher von Braun
Navy
Vanguard
U.S
Eisenhower Health Update and NATO Summit Plans
President Eisenhower remains under care with improving health as Hagerty outlines NATO summit options. The White House asks NATO nations for input on a Paris meeting at chiefs of state or ministerial level and clarifies Nixon’s potential attendance.
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Hagerty
Sen. Bridges
RNH
Nixon
United States
Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council of Ministers
U. S
Eisenhower
NATO
Snyder
White House
Nixon May Attend NATO Meet If Paris Trip Doubtful
Reports say Nixon could replace Eisenhower for a NATO summit on allied unity if the Paris visit is postponed. A December NATO foreign, defense and finance ministers meeting would set plans while Spaak weighs member wishes after the Paris council session.
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Nixon
Eisenhower
NATO
White House
Paris
State Department
Paul-Henri Spaak
United States
Spaak
London
NATO Permanent Council
South Carolina minister admits lewd phone calls in Charlotte
Rev. George Russell Cannon, 39, pastor of a St. George church, confessed to a series of indecent telephone calls to a Charlotte beauty parlor operator. He posted $500 bond, faced possible church discipline pending investigation. The complainant, Mrs. W. D. Long, reported 10 to 12 calls beginning Oct. 9. Cannon cited personal remorse and divine judgment in remarks to officers and reporters.
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Charlotte
South Carolina
Clemson College
St. George
Cannon
Nolan B. Harmon
George Duffie
Charleston
S.C
Tar Heel physician aid joins Eisenhower bedside party
A North Carolina neurologist Dr. H Houston Merritt 55 of Wilmington serves on the president’s bedside team alongside national experts. Merritt professor of neurology at Columbia University directs the Neurological Institute at Presbyterian Hospital and has led Montefiore Hospital neuropsychiatry. He is a past president of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology.
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Washington
Eisenhower
North Carolina
H. Houston Merritt
Columbia University
Merritt
Wilmington
N.C
Columbia
Neurological Institute
Presbyterian Hospital
New York City
Montefiore Hospital
New York
American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology
Hiram H. and
Dessie Cline Merritt
New Hanover University
Johns Hopkins University
Harvard University
Prejudice Appeals Criticized by Raleigh Church Group
Irving Carlyle, Winston-Salem attorney and former state senator, calls racial prejudice political weapon in the South and urges constructive action to end segregation. He lists four targets including Supreme Court cases, law enforcement, NAACP constraints, and self-serving appeals.
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Raleigh
Ben
Winston-Salem
South
Irving Carlyle
Christian Faith and Human Relations
Good Shepherd Episcopal Church
Carlyle
North Carolina
Supreme Court of the United States
NAACP
Baptist Publication Attacks Wake Forest Dancing Protests
A Baptist magazine in Thomasville condemns Wake Forest students for dancing protests and urges Baptists to oppose dancing in public schools and community centers. The Charity and Children editorial questions the impact on foreign students and denominational relations after the on campus ban debate.
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Thomasville
N.C
Wake Forest
Charity and Children
Baptist College
Ist
Meredith
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Jupiter
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Chevrolet
Nash
Studebaker
Dodge
Buick
Olds
Mercury
Hudson
Goodzyear Service Store
English ST
Lifetime Guarantee
Hiatt Tire Company
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