Stock market edges higher on rails and utilities
The Dow Jones industrial average rose to 701.37 amid a .16 gain by noon while rail averages climbed to 144.66, near past highs. Utilities led gains and trading on the American Stock Exchange was generally higher with bonds mixed and government bonds steady.
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Ind
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Egypt Recognizes Syrian Regime Challenge Sparks Expulsions
Egypt charges Syria with hostile attitude while Beijing and Damascus signal Arab unity. Thousands of Egyptians expelled from Syria arrive in Cairo, including civilians and families, as tensions and border closures persist amid reports of unrest in Aleppo and diplomatic maneuvering.
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Egypt
United Arab Republic
Aleppo
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Laborites weigh Common Market and polls at seaside talks
The Labour party faces a major debate over Britain joining the six nation Common Market while reviewing a ban on West German troop training on British soil. Prime Minister Macmillan battles party factions as a spring election looms, and public polls show Labour gaining on the Conservatives.
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Kennedy to Send Jet for Abboud Visit
President Kennedy dispatches his jet to Khartoum to fly neutralist President Ibrahim Abboud of Sudan to the United States for a 10 day state visit. The move comes amid Middle East unease over the Syrian rebellion and recalls a 1959 Soviet transatlantic airliner flight to Khartoum during Abbouds earlier trip to Khrushchev.
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Sudan
Ibrahim Abboud
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Middle East
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Khrushchev
Woman asks clerk to hold welfare check for bridge pickup
A woman from New Albany calls Floyd County clerk asking to leave her welfare payment at the entrance to the Ohio River bridge so she can collect it on the way to Churchill Downs in Louisville. The request is denied.
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Ind
Floyd County
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Churchill Downs
Louisville
New View Taken Of Rebel Attack In Vietnam
South Viet Nam's leader Ngo Dinh Diem says the rebel attack has shifted from guerrilla warfare to a strategic Communist bid in Southeast Asia. He notes defense spending rising as the war escalates and the Communists press the fight.
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Ngo Dinh Diem
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U.N. Security Council Weighs Mauritania and Mongolia
The Security Council considers Mauritania and Outer Mongolia for U.N. membership. Analysts expect vetoes by the Soviet Union and Nationalist China or a postponement to allow negotiations. The Brazzaville group backs Mauritania. U.S. seeks delay to study seating Communist China.
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Mayor Welcomes 12 Families in Nuclear Refuge Exodus
Chico California AP reports Mayor Ross Lawler and city officials prepared to greet 12 families from New York and New Jersey traveling in a motorcade to establish homes in Chicago. The group cites fleeing a nuclear attack threat and was slated to stay Sunday night in Reno, though authorities found no trace of them across Nevada.
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Rothschild Begins Life Sentence In Georgia
Georgia officers seized ex policeman Charles P. Rocky Rothschild to serve a life term for the robbery slaying of Jefferson merchant Charles Drake. His confession freed James Fulton Foster of Greer from the Georgia electric chair. He already faced a Spartanburg safe robbery conspiracy term and additional charges in North Carolina Mississippi and South Carolina.
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Rocky) Rothschild
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Aunt Sis Opens 112th Birthday in Waynesville North Carolina
Matilda Rogers known as Aunt Sis marked her 112th birthday at a Waynesville nursing home born October 1 1850. She attributes longevity to hard work and caring for others. Surrounded by 125 relatives she enjoyed chocolate cake and fried chicken. Her greetings include presidents Truman Eisenhower but not Kennedy or Governor Sanford. She has 284 descendants including nine living children the oldest 92.
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Aunt Sis) Rogers
Sis
North Carolina
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Lis
United States
Truman
Eisenhower
Loldest
Durham Man Dies In Crash At Railroad Trestle
Robert James Harris a 41 year old tobacco worker of Durham was killed when his car struck a cement support for a railroad trestle over Miami Boulevard He was alone in the vehicle police said.
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N.C
Robert James Harris
Miami Boulevard
French troops begin withdrawal from Bizerte base
French forces pull out of Bizerte Tunisia today under an agreement with Tunisia signed Friday. The move follows a July assault when Tunisian forces targeted the base. Tunisia allows continued French use of the base amid high international tension.
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Tunisia
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