Stocks Slip As War Skein Tightens On Cuba And Navy Move
New York stocks eased in active trading as investors weighed fallout from U S Cuban tensions and military postures. Major industrials and rails fell while defense stocks held firmer amid news of a large Navy carrier and widespread Air Force alert.
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Boeing Air
Borden Co Ae
Sessions Corp
Iseuer Corp Pals
Colanese Corps
Champion
Chrysler
Associated Press
Columbia G&e Oy
Credit
Utilities
DuPont Des Li
Santa Fe
New York Central
Cuba
Southern Pacific
Eastman Rodron 105
Central
Firestone
Ford Motor
Eastman Kodak
Con Bie
Enterprise
PO Oopaves
Independence
Javoid
Xerox
Tel & Tel 2
Guanatanamo
Air Republic
Steels
US. Steel
Bethlehem’ Cov
Corp
Air- & Myers
Monsanto
Monty Ward
Motorolay
Florida
Nat Bixcuit
Purpose
Defense Department
Adams Millis
Distillers
Air Force
Strate Alled Chal
Gie Air Command
Allis-Chal
Norfh West
Am Can Co
Am Aviana
Am Enka
Tel & Tel
Penney JC
Penney RR
Atch
T&sf
Atl Coast Line
Phillips Petr
Intercon Atl Refining A
Tinental Ballistic
Balt & C
Radio Corp SA
Mis Bendix Corp
Reynolds Tob
SAC
Seahd Air MB
Sears Roebuck
Sea Railway A Sperry Corp Ltd
Calif
Stevens J P mm
Texaco Inc
Textron Inc
Union Bag
UN Carbide
Union Pac
United Airlines
United Airer
United Fruit
US Rubber
US Su
Western
West Union
Westing el Re & Winn-Dixie Bs
Woolworth
Zenith
Rad
Hoffa Trial Details Link to Test Fleet Network and Resignations
Hoffa testifies resignation discussions were ongoing as Fitzgerald leaves. Prosecutors tie Test Fleet to Commercial Carriers and 1.042 million dollars in payments, with 257 thousand dollars reportedly diverted to Brennan and Hoffa wives. Defense contends legality and no personal gains. Trial before Judge William E. Miller with a 12 jurors continues, while filings and exhibits accumulate.
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Hoftla
Hoffa
US Dist
William E. Miller
Miller T
Hebrew Corp
Nashville
Owen
Bert) Brennan
Teamster
Brennan
Teamsters International
Cial
Cuba Crisis Talks Highlight Soviet Military Posture
The article notes continued Soviet surveillance over the United States and Cuba after missile removals. It states Cuba hosts thousands of Soviet technicians and forces with short-range missile bases and 24 antiaircraft sites. Discussions involve dismantling bases and Fidel Castro's Soviet armed forces, with Mikoyan meeting U S officials before departing for Moscow.
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United States
Cuba
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Mikoyan
Dean Rusk
Moscow
Cotton futures open lower in New York market
AP reports New York cotton futures opened down five to ten cents per bale from the previous session as traders reassessed demand and supply signals in early trading. The softer tone reflects cautious sentiment ahead of weekly export data and weather outlooks.
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New York
Broken Line Repaired By City Crew
Smoke from a broken arcing electrical service wire alerted residents of 126 E Green St who called firemen at 1:36 pm yesterday. The wire and insulation leading into the house were repaired by city workers before fire damage occurred. Firemen were called to 401 Castle St to investigate a flooded oil stove at 1:16 pm. No fire. A defective chimney at 6 Blin St caused smoke to accumulate and brought firemen to investigate at 7:31 pm. no damage resulted.
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E. Green St
Tle St
Blin St
Cystic Fibrosis Meeting Set at YWCA
A newly formed local chapter of the National Cystic Fibrosis Research Foundation will hold a meeting tonight at the YWCA. The group is affiliated with national chapters, including one at Duke University, and aims to assist parents and adults in helping children affected by cystic fibrosis.
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YWCA
National Cystic Fibres Research Foundation
Sme
Duke University
State rests in North Carolina basketball fix trial
The prosecution rested in the Dave Goldberg fix trial as the defense moved to dismiss on insufficient evidence. FBI agent Phil King testified Goldberg discussed indictments and payments to two New Yorkers who would pass money to a Duke-NC State game participant tied to the Feb. 9 1980 contest. The case could go to the jury Monday.
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PHT
Raleigh
Dave Goldberg
North Carolina State
Goldberg
Lekemetros
Diamins
Heman
Phil King
FBI
Washington
King
St. Louis
North Carolina
Man
Joseph Green
N.C
N.C. State
Buried Babies Case Near End in Greensboro Court
In Greensboro North Carolina the buried babies case nears conclusion. Nathaniel F Hargett an undertaker is accused of defrauding Willie Poole by taking payment for a proper burial and instead burying Poole s infant with other babies in a pine box. Deputy Hobbs testified about four bodies found in a plastic bag. John McNeill a Hargett Funeral Home employee testified that Poole s infant was buried in a white casket plate.
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Greensboro
N.C
Nathaniel F. Hargett
Willie Poole
Poole
Hargett
Randall Hobbs
John McNeill
Hargett Funeral Home
Austin Tuttle
McNeill
Tuttle
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