Stock market rebounds in early trading on strong volume
In New York the stock market recovered from prior losses as many sectors gained. Volume surged with first-hour turnover at about 15 million, led by motors rails steels utilities oils chemicals and related groups, while nonferrous metals building materials and tobaccos mixed. AP average rose to 2772 at noon, Dow up 5.71 to 738.50, with Chrysler and Sperry Rand among top volume leaders.
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Sperry Rand
Dow Jones
American Stock Exchange
Kennedy aides push combined tax and civil rights bills
Senate and House Democrats, led by McCormack and Mansfield, stress pushing both tax and civil rights measures this session. They tie the push to a Goldwater warning that Kennedy must choose between tax cuts and civil rights enactment. Byrd's scheduling authority remains pivotal as hearings loom, with party moderates cautious about stripping Byrd of control. Annotations note discounts and daily low prices at Nash store advertisements.
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Arizona
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D-Va
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North Carolina trucking award honors Akers and firms
Governor Terry Sanford presented the American Trucking Association's top highway safety honor to John M. Akers of Gastonia for the NC Motor Carriers Association. Four NC firms received state road awards as delegates marked the NCMCA anniversary, with a $5,000 UNC research pledge announced.
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American Trucking Association
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Cambridge Votes On Race Amendment
Cambridge Maryland faced a high turnout and tense atmosphere as residents weighed a public accommodations amendment. National Guard patrols lined streets while about 360 guardsmen kept order. Early counts showed strong votes in the 2nd Ward and substantial turnout in the 4th Ward, with opinions split among Black leaders and business opponents.
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City Officials Urge Voter turnout on Integration Amendment
Councilman Charles Cornish and officials of national integration groups urged a large turnout to pass the amendment. Mayor Calvin W. Atelak and the council campaigned vigorously, warning defeat would deepen the stain on the city’s reputation from violent integrationist demonstrations last summer. National Guardsmen and state police were assigned special details after the July 11 night of violence that wounded six whites and saw several buildings burned.
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Cambridge political clash over charter amendment and military patrols
Governor le Millard Tawes ordered patrols into Cambridge after violent outbreaks and a charter amendment dispute. Mayor Mowbray warned rejection would hurt Cambridge’s industry appeal and University of Maryland plans. Opponents cited property rights and new wage scales for public workers amid broader military pay changes.
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le Millard Tawes
Mowbray
University of Maryland
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Dorchester Business and Citizens Committee
Court of Appeals
Vatican Council Advances on Church Schema Vote
Discussion notes examine structure of the Roman Catholic Church and roles of Pope bishops priests and laymen. After the vote the schema will face further changes with votes on parts and final text. The council pressed forward with the schema despite earlier criticism.
Explosion destroys prison mess hall near Whittier
A gas range exploded at 3:30 am in the Jackson County prison unit for white felons near Whittier North Carolina. The fire destroyed the wood frame mess hall. An inmate and a guard escaped injury. Officials suspect a faulty pilot light. firefighters could not save the building. About 80 prisoners will be fed from Haywood County Prison Camp. The inmate was painting interior and the guard was making rounds.
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Haywood County
Commission to study civil rights complaints urged
The commission will investigate civil rights violation complaints and propose remedies. Roy Wilkins of the NAACP urged immediate action on Kennedy's civil rights package, saying delaying the bill is unacceptable given national events.
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Roy Wilkins
Kennedy
Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Conference On Civil Rights
Kennedy push to legalize taps and compel witness testimony
Kennedy and Chairman John L. McClellan press Congress to legalize tapping of mobster telephone lines. They seek new legislation to force testimony from bulky witnesses in racketeering cases by granting immunity, preventing a Fifth Amendment self-incrimination defense.
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Kennedy
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Congress
Strive for success and measure friends by fortune
A compact moral note contrasts ambition with value, warning that a small drive cannot sustain a large pursuit. It advises evaluating loyalties and work ethic over shallow promises, framing life as a constant contest between effort and outcome.
Supreme Court hears Baltimore restaurant racial policy case
A case about a Baltimore city restaurant denied service to Black patrons reaches the United States Supreme Court. The dispute centers on management policy and civil rights, testing equal access laws at the national level.
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Baltimore City
U.S. Supreme Court
The Continental World’s Finest Automobile Demonstration
The Continental offers luxury as standard with 25 power auxiliaries and rigorous testing at Wixom Michigan. It claims longer life with maintenance freedom and 189 road tests plus thousands of inspections. A demonstration can be arranged upon request.
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Michigan
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