Market Mixed as Ford Leads NYSE Gains to Noon
New York stock activity shows a slow start but gains broadening with Ford Motor reaching a new high and Royal Dutch surging while Kennecott and Anaconda advance on copper prices. The AP averages rose 0.4 with the Dow up 1.21 as various sectors moved unevenly amid mixed bonds. Market data follows with 1:30 p m NYSE prices and dividend flags.
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Royal Dutch
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Texaco
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Sun Valley
Idaho
Syntex
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Radiation Inc
Massey - Ferguson
Nation Petroleum
Cubic Corp
U.S
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Johnson seeks re election in 12 hour state tour
Arizona senator markets national economy as key issue in a 12 hour schedule of appearances in the state. He argues voters face choosing between free enterprise and socialism and labels the administration as soft on communism. He warns against a one party system and dictatorship.
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Philadelphia
Johnson
Arizona
America
Gavin Attacks Rep Cooley In Eastern North Carolina
Gavin assails Rep Harold Cooley from his district calling him a some time Democrat and blasting his tobacco policy as House Agriculture Committee chair. He claims Republicans can fix farm issues and cites support for Goldwater and Miller as he plans further events in Rocky Mount and Elizabeth City.
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N.C
Robert Gavin
Harold Cooley
North Carolina
Gavin
Cooley
House Agriculture Committee
Orville Freeman
Nashville
Orville
Patsy
Jim Gardner
Barry Goldwater
William Miller
Elizabeth City
First Lady Tours UNC Chapel Hill Duke Durham Campaigns
Mrs. Johnson spoke at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and visited Duke University in Durham. She praised education, addressed student crowds, and noted the importance of colleges like North Carolina College for Negro students.
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Bury Goldwater
Hitler
Lyndon
LBJ
Hubert Humphrey
Durham
Johnson
Carolina
Brennan Mourner Daughter Of Supreme Court Justice Dies
Mrs. B Agnes Brennan 26 mother of William J Brennan Jr associate justice of the U S Supreme Court died Monday night. She was born in County Roscommon Ireland and lived in Montclair New Jersey.
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Montclair
N.J
William J. Brennan Jr
U.S. Supreme Court
Defiant New York Mothers Arrested Over School Sit-In
In Jackson Heights Queens police arrested 65 adults on or near Public School 149 during a third day sit-in protesting an integration program that paired the white neighborhood school with a nearby largely Black elementary school. About 80 children were also taken to court as hundreds watched.
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New York
Jackson Heights
Queens
Philippine Leader Addresses AB Club
Dr. Domingo Bascara head of the YMCA in the Philippine Islands spoke to the High Point American Business Club on a shift from dictatorship to liberty and the need for American capital to develop industry in the Philippines. He praised U S democracy and warned against renewed world war while urging businessman brotherhood and investment. The program also featured Al Klemme on guns and local gun collectors, plus calls for Civic Club Olympics participation and bowling events.
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Young Men’s Christian Assn
Philippine Islands
High Point
China
India
Philippines
Bascara
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High Point ‘Ymca
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Dick Culler
al Klemme
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Horace Stepp
Diamond Carter
Alton Gray
Brandy Huck
Randy Shelton
Peggy Goldwater begins solo political trip in Indiana
Mrs. Peggy Goldwater launches a three city swing to boost her husband Barry Goldwater. She travels to Muncie Indiana for a homecoming day and an informal news conference at Ball State Teachers College. She will attend a reception and a rally but will not speak.
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Euey Goldwater
Muncie
Ind
Peggy Goldwater
Ball State Teachers College
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Goldwater
Ates
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Ray Ge Johnson Jr
Thomas Ross
Columbus
High Point Man Killed In Prison Stabbing
YANCEYVILLE AP A young convict with about two months to serve was stabbed to death Tuesday at Blanch Prison for the Physically Handicapped. James Bethea 20 of High Point suffered a chest wound. Elijah Rogers 38 of Burlington, a kitchen worker, used a concealed butcher knife in the prison cafeteria. Rogers said he did not mean to kill Bethea, only to cut him after they had words. Bethea was due for release Dec 13 after a two to five year auto theft term. Rogers has a 30 year second degree murder sentence from 1947. The facility had previously housed incorrigibles under Branch Ivy Bluff.
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Blanch
James Be
High Point
George Randall
Bethea
Elijah Rogers
Burlington
Randall
Rogers
Central Prison
Ivy Bluff
Mrs. Johnson Campaign Stops Draw North Carolina Crowds
Mrs. Johnson and her daughter greeted cheering crowds in Ahoskie Tarboro and Wilson as her campaign train arrived. Security watched the route while stops slowed her schedule and she apologized for a late arrival amid steady applause and banners.
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Tarboro
Wilson
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Auto Larceny Charge After Wreck Involving Stratton
Leonard Stratton 19 of W Green Drive was charged in the hospital with auto larceny driving during revocation and reckless driving after a wreck. The car, a total loss, veered 134 feet across W Green Drive, slid 66 feet down an embankment, overturned, and came to rest upright. Stratton was injured and held on 1000 bond.
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W. Green Drive
Highway 29 70
Rae Heere
Betty Collins
Stratton
Ward
Gloria Jean Baker
Ennis Street
Archie Rabon
Clinton Charles Aean
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Break In Thwarted By Police
Police rushed to a burglar alarm call at a Grimes Street Mangum Avenue site and arrested three local men Ronald Hippert Virgil Jones and E B Hughes for breaking entering larceny and possession of tools. Hippert and Jones held without bond. An instanter capias was issued for all three. Donald Clay Holland 16 was captured in Virginia after escaping a prison truck with a bush ax.
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Tate Street
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Sharon Street
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Hippert
Jones
Capias
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Virginia
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