Space age stocks lead New York market advance
Electronic and space age shares surged with gains up to seven points as Motorola and Texas Instruments led the rally after a delayed opening. Ampex Thiokol Zenith Raytheon and Radio Corp rose, while industrials rails and utilities also gained with the AP average up 70 cents at noon.
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New York
Motorola
Texas Instruments
Ampex
Thiokol
Zenith
Raytheon
Radio Corp
Associated Press
U.S
Major Industrial Stocks Listed by U S Steel and Partners
A mosaic of major corporations including Adams Mills American Tobacco Co Gulf Oil General Electric General Motors Bethlehem Steel DuPont Dow Chemical Exxon Mobil later Dow. with price figures 6.48 6.56 46.38 and 65 etc evidence of a financial listing from a mid century market page.
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Republic Steel Sears Roebuck Southern
J. P. Stevens Co
American Tel
the Texas Co
Union Carbide & Carbon
United Aircraft Corp
Bache & Co
Westinghouse Electric Co
U. S. Steel Llam
F. W. Woolworth Co
Red China and U.S. Trade Charges Clash Over Bombay Kidnaping
In New Delhi, Nehru opened parliament amid claims from both China and the United States that the other kidnapped staff or assailants in Bombay. A Chinese diplomat accused Americans of seizing and forcing a statement from Chang Chien Yu, while the U.S. stated Chang sought asylum and was escorted by Marine Sgt. Robert Armstrong before being attacked by Chinese officials. Indian police investigate both sides as Peiping broadcasts offer counterclaims.
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New Delhi
China
United States
Bombay
Nehru
Igeles
Red China
U.S
Chang Chien-Yu
Red Chinese
U.S. State Department
Chang
Export-Import Corp
Department
Robert Armstrong
Los Angeles
Armstrong
Peiping
State Department
A Him
Trials Start Once Again In Cuba
In Pinar del Rio two Americans and 37 Cubans go on trial for armed band activity aimed at overthrowing Castro. Prosecution seeks death for Austin Frank Young and Bertot. others face up to 30 years. Five defendants tried in absentia. a soldier was killed in earlier skirmishes. A separate Havana trial begins for Rafael Delpon with death penalty sought.
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Pinar del Rio
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
Austin Frank Young
Miami
Fla
Skin Divers Find Old Ship Timbers
Newport Rhode Island AP reports skin divers recovered timbers in Brenton's Cove that may be remains of a British Revolutionary War vessel. Jackson Jenks, director of the Marine Underwater Archaeological Society, led the expedition and expects mud over the timbers to be washed away this week.
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Newport
R.I
Man Meears
Brenton’s Cove
Jackson Jenks
Marine Underwater Archaeological Society
New non fat cooking aid prevents sticking
A tasteless non fat cooking aid allows cooking without added fat oil or shortening and may be sprayed on any cooking surface to prevent sticking.
Pocket sundials guided by travel longitude in the south century
Traveling salesmen used pocket sundials set to the longitude of each country visited. The device helped adjust timekeeping while crossing different regions, reflecting practical tools of distant commerce in the era.
Unusually Severe Winter Weather Linked to Thanksgiving Deaths
A coastal and inland cold snap fueled a rise in fatalities during the extended Thanksgiving weekend. The National Safety Council tracked 102 hours of activity with multiple traffic and fire disasters, including crashes near Lutcher Louisiana and Oakman Oklahoma, and fires in Merrill Wisconsin and Bristol Rhode Island.
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Lutcher
Oakman
Okla
Bradford
Holstein
Iowa
Merrill
Wis
Bristol
Groveland
Fla
Southern Pines
N.C
Bardwell
National Safety Council
Associated Press
Five Presidential Candidates Split On Birth Control Aid
Governors and senators from both parties weighed in on whether the United States should offer birth control information abroad without tying it to foreign aid. Kennedy and Brown urged limiting federal funds while Stevenson urged caution and select aid. Rockefeller signaled a nonoffensive approach aligned with local sentiment.
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Washington
United States
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
U.S
Alonzo Smith
International Cooperation Administration
Smith
Eisenhower
William H. Draper Jr
Richard M. Nixon
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
California
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Congregational Church
Adlai E. Stevenson
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Kennedy
Williams
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dtex
Newsmen
New York
Steel and concrete rise on site of Our Lady of the Angels fire
In Chicago workers begin a steel and concrete skeleton on the Our Lady of the Angels School site, replacing the burned structure that cost 92 children and 3 nuns their lives. Families mourn, parish life slowly resumes amid lingering grief and a flood of lawsuits seeks $2.305 million from the archbishop and the city.
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Avers Avenue
Iowa Street
Our Lady of the Angels
Joseph Modica
Joseph Jr
Joseph
Joseph Makowski
Mother of Christ
Joseph F. Cussen
Chicago
Khrushchev Visit Lands Quiet Hungar y Summit
Khrushchev arrives in Budapest with Premier Muennich and Endre Sik at the airport as the congress discusses the 1956 uprising. The Soviet leader, to speak before Thursday, faces Western criticism of Soviet influence in Hungary at the UN General Assembly. Khrushchev defends the Soviet role and says Hungarians are happy with the alliance.
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Ferenc Muennich
Endre Sik
Khrushchev
Buda
Hungary
U.N. General Assembly
Soviet Union
Agitators Jailed After Panama Nationalist Riot
In Panama City thirty to forty Panamanian nationalist agitators were jailed after a round-up of anti U S rioters. A motorcade from Chiriqui led the protests that burned Uncle Sam effigies and shouted Gringo go home injuring 31 people including 12 U S soldiers and 19 marines.
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Richard G. Maslock
Panama
Chiriqui
Uncle Sam
U.S
Panama Canal Zone
United States
Canal Zone
Man Hit by Blown Sign Fractures Nose in St Louis
Jack Gillen was struck in the face by a street light sign blown off its pole by wind in St Louis. His nose was fractured and he required treatment. The incident highlights hazards from loose city fixtures in urban areas.
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ST. Louis
Jack Gillen
Deer Toll Highlights Unusual Season Shunt
In Westbrook Connecticut within six hours a train killed two deer and injured one, while two more deer died on highways. State troopers call the toll unusually high and attribute it to mating season.
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Westbrook
Conn
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