Mixed early trading as silver leads metals rally
New York stocks show narrow moves with a metals rally led by silver miners Sunshine Mining and Callahan Mining near unchanged to higher on active blocks. Major declines hit IBM Du Pont Korvette and Eastman Kodak amid profit taking and broader weakness in steels chemicals and aircraft shares.
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Eastman Kodak
Cotton Futures Open Lower In New York Trade
Cotton futures opened in New York today 20 to 45 cents a bale under the prior close as traders monitored market softness and seasonality.
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New York
Zorin Walks Out At Medico World Humanitarian Award Dinner
At a Medico dinner honoring Adlai Stevenson, Zorin abruptly left after Johnson suggested a political discussion. Angier Biddle Duke and Stevenson offered brief comments while Medico noted the award honors humanitarian ideals and can go to non medical figures. Medico plans include a crystal bowl and plaque as the award.
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Tom Dooley
Free World
Kennedy seeks balance as he backs higher duties on cotton textiles
President Kennedy says the United States will impose higher import duties on cotton textiles from Japan and other countries to create a balance that serves U S interests. He notes U S cotton sales abroad at world prices subsidize foreign manufacturers and harm domestic producers, while Japan protests the measures as violating international agreements and Hakone spirit.
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Insurance Men Hold Meet Here
Eighteen Piedmont North Carolina representatives of the Harleysville Mutual Casualty Co. met in the New South Motel club rooms for a day of sales meetings sponsored by the company. Otto C. Lee led home office sessions as vice president in charge of sales. The agenda included morning and afternoon discussions with a 12:30 luncheon featuring Rev. Thomas S. Haggai of Emerwood Baptist Church. Lee said the High Point gathering is one of 30 such seminars held nationwide each year.
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Harleysville Mutual Casualty Co
Harleysville
New South Motel
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Thomas S. Haggai
Emerwood Baptist Church
Dow Jones Averages Snapshot From Furnished Data
The Dow Jones averages show a mixed movement with industrials near 727 at noon and rails around 146.83, utilities around 134.84, and total volume reported at 4.55 million shares on the day. Prev values and at a.m. figures are listed for comparison.
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Bache & Co
Security Quotations Bid and Asked Prices Summary
The following bid and asked prices are from the National Association of Securities Dealers and other sources. They are unofficial and meant as a guide to approximate ranges where securities could have been sold or bought at the time of compilation. Origin of quotations available upon request.
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National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Variety store signs warn ranchers no hunting season in Cortez
A Cortez Colorado variety store sells signs reading No hunting Survivors will be prosecuted aimed at ranchers during hunting seasons. The signs serve as a stark reminder of hunting restrictions and potential legal consequences in the area.
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Colorado
Enos Test Flight Signals Tame Spacecraft Slowdown
Control officer Arnold Aldrich ordered a radio signal to slow the capsule over the U S West Coast. Enos the chimp completed two orbits reaching 146 miles high while the crew prepares for the first manned flight with Glenn, Carpenter, Shepard and Grissom guiding missions and Titov’s Soviets already completing 17 orbits in 25 hours.
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Goldwater Targeted by Kennedy and Johnson in Cold War Fray
President Kennedy and Vice President Johnson denounced Senator Barry Goldwater as a rising conservative threat to key programs. They linked his views to right wing extremism while noting his influence on tariff authority school aid and aged care in the next Congress.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Philadelphia
Soviet Union
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