Stock Market Mixed as Space Stocks Rise After Satellite News
New York trading opened with gains in aircraft and electronics while rails edged higher and oils declined. Major winners included Zenith Thiokol and Texas Instruments as the Dow Jones AP average held at 222.50 with industrials down and rails up. Numerous corporate bonds moved, and government bonds rose amid uneven activity.
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New York
Zenith
Thiokol
Texas Instruments
Associated Press
U.S
Dock Hearing Concludes Amid Dispute Over Extension
Louis Waldman for the ILA argued the contract extension expired September 30 and accused employers of seeking free hand in automation and handling methods. He cited automation as a threat to job security and noted New York Local 791 voted to defy the extension. Employers proposed a three year deal with raises of 20 cents, 5 cents, and 5 cents, plus changes in crew size and new operations. The union sought a 40 cent raise a guaranteed daily workload, a $100 monthly pension, and higher welfare and clinic contributions.
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Louis Waldman
International Longshoremen's Association
Waldman
ILA 6
ILA
New York
William V. Bradley
Gulfport
Eight High Point Men Enlist in Army this September
Eight area men joined the Army this September, reported by local recruiter SFC Hayne L. Koon. Names include Kennard D. Frazier of 2432 William St and Kenneth Prosser of 428 Tate St, Prentis Engram of 516 Ashburn St, Charles R. Grant of 406 Hobson St, Stephen Murdock of Lexington, and Harry Ross Hamick and Jerry Kirk Ledwell, both of Thomasville.
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High Point Area
SFC
Hayne L. Koon
Kennard D. Frazier
William
Roundtable Session Set for Cub and Scout Leaders
Cub and Boy Scout unit leaders and assistants will attend a round table Monday at 7 30 p m at Wesley Memorial Church. The discussion will be directed by L L Wofford and Guy Carr. Topics include the fall round up program commemorative tribute program and the 1960 summer camp program. Rudolf Diesel,a German engineer, invented the Diesel engine about 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Church
L. L. Wofford
Guy Carr
Carelessness Blamed For Most Fires At Local Talk
Miss Flame Roseanne Boyles told High Point Civitan Club Fire Prevention Week that careless smoking and matches and defective overloaded circuits caused 46 percent of U S fires. She cited 11 500 fire deaths last year and over a billion dollars in property loss. T G Shelton and Phil Clarke joined the program with Clarke introducing Miss Flame as slides of a new six story fire tower were shown for training. Attendance prizes went to Jim Rose and Bill Ellington with Ellington and J R Williams welcomed as new members.
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United States
Miss Flame
High Point Civitan Club
Roseanne Boyles
High Point
T. G. Shelton
Phil Clarke
Chamber of Commerce
Clarke
Shelton
Jim Rose
Bill Ellington
Ellington
J. R. Williams
Williams Installed as President of Piedmont Toastmasters
Williams was installed last night as president of the Piedmont Toastmasters Club. Other new officers include Charles Windham as administrative VP and John Eshelman as educational VP.
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V. Robert Williams Jr
Piedmont Toastmasters Club
Rudge Calhoun
Charles Windham
John Eshelman
Fred Farmer
Paul Bulla
al Martin
Charles Jarrell
Williams
Bottoms-Fiske Truck Lines, Inc
Sunset Dr
Arnold Named New Legion Post Service Officer
W. S. Bill Arnold was elected Post service officer of I. T. Mann Post No. 87 American Legion to replace the late Phil Warner. Commander Harold G. Morris cited Warner’s three years of service and Arnold’s veteran affairs expertise.
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I. T. Mann
American Legion
W. S
Bill) Arnold
Phil Warner
Harold G. Morris
Warner
Arnold
Morris
Equipment Fails To Cause Dimout In High Point
A Duke Power substation failure on North Main Street plunged the northern High Point area into darkness for about 12 to 15 minutes between 7 and 8 p.m. Manager Hal Davis said the brief outage began in the first minutes and led to a near total blackout in the vicinity.
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Duke Power Co
North Main Street
High Point
Hal Davis
Witness Says Show Fixed Harris Says Testimony Heard Tonight
Harris indicated that some testimony may be made public later. Witness Richard Jackman a former contestant testified to a crooked Twenty-One and the show’s rigging. Snodgrass said Freedman coached him and arranged ties with Hank Bloomgarden to boost popularity. Subcommittee aims to determine possible federal law violations and need for new statutes.
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Harris
Daniel Enright
Albert Freedman
Enright
Richard Jackman
New York
Jackman
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
House Subcommittee On Legislative Oversight
Dotto
James Snodgrass
eSse
Snodgrass
Freedman
Hank Bloomgarden
Bloomgarden
Subcommittee
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Commission Okays Move For Yachts
The State Highway Commission approved Slane of Hatteras Yacht Co. to move 40 foot yachts from High Point to the sea over Tar Heel roads with a patrol escort and route approved by the commission. Production is planned at one craft per week, first due in February.
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Carthage
N. C
Slane
High Point
Hatteras Yacht Co
Rocky Mount
Commission
Mount
Montague Infant Joyce Marie Montague Dies
Joyce Marie Montague four and a half months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Rufus Montague Sr of 1303 Sherrod St died Monday evening at High Point Memorial Hospital after a week long illness. Survived by parents five brothers and five sisters all at home. Funeral services tomorrow at 3 p m at King s Chapel Holiness Church with Pastor A E Miller officiating, burial Greenville Cemetery. Body at Moore Funeral Home until service.
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Joyce Marie Montague
Rufus Montague Sr
Sherrod St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Rufus Jr
Wallace
Spencer
Bobby
Jerry
Bonnie Jean
Catherine Louise
Carolyn Faye
Phillis Marie
Patricia Ann
King’s Chapel Holiness Church
Ae A. E. Miller
Greenville
Moore Funeral Home
Registrants Urged To Fill Open Fall Arts and Crafts Courses
Mrs. Jane Sizemore announces several fall courses have openings and two are at risk of being dropped without sufficient interest by tomorrow night. Registration opens 7:30 at Junior High School for an eight week program costing $3. Notable listed classes include Interior Decorating, Spanish, metalcraft, leathercraft, and chess with remaining seats still available.
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Jane Sizemore
Police Report Details Minor Arrests and Theft
Police report notes minor arrests for worthless checks two on captuses and twelve on traffic violations. Jonathan Paul Kelly of Greensboro is held on a 300 dollar bond for driving with license revoked, his second offense. Janet R. McCurry reports theft of a blue wheel and white wall tire from her trunk on Rotary Drive valued at fifteen dollars.
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Jonathan Paul Kelly
Greensboro
Kelly
Janet R. McCurry
Passenger Destination Discussed at Durham Station Rating
Col. George F. Leist of the Army's Office of Ordnance Research at Duke University says alternate travel meeting sites are needed in Northern cities after Southern station facilities at Durham ranked 40th among 41 in the state.
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Southern
Durham
George F. Leist
Army
Office of Ordnance Research
Duke University
Local Elks Plan Birthday Dinner and Lodge Meeting
Local Elks Lodge hosts a birthday dinner and lodge meeting with 29 candidates to be initiated. A Winston-Salem degree team and state national Elk dignitaries expected. Saturday features a buffet dinner and dance for members and wives, 7 p.m. to 1 10 a.m. Sunday invites families to support Girl Scout activities and United Appeal donations.
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Elks Lodge
New
Ce Cor Ecaiamenea
Winston-Salem Lodge
Jack Blackwelder
Lopez Mateos Aims For Modern Mexican Growth And Reform
The article outlines Adolfo Lopez Mateos rise in the PRI and his 1958 presidential landslide. It notes his cabinet reshuffle and anti corruption drive, his stance against monopolies, and his push for qualified appointees. It mentions breaking strikes, restoring relations with Guatemala, and inviting foreign investment with Mexican capital dominance.
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Aleman
Lopez Mateos
Mexico
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
Ruiz Cortines
Party of Revolutionary Institutions
PRI
Guatemala
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I. P. Stevens Co
American Tel. & Tel
the Texas Co
Union Carbide & Carbon
United Aircraft Corp
Westinghouse Electric Co
U. S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet Tube
F. W. Woolworth Co
By Galbraith
Mise Harper
AD Pyle
Ating P
Dow-Jones
Bache & Co
Rudolf Diesel
New Legion
Greenssched
Colored News
Montague Infant
DODGE
America
The
United Appeal
Bloom’s
Bloom Furniture CO
North Wrenn ST
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