Stock Market Drifts With Uneven, Quiet Trading
New York stocks opened uneven and quiet with small gains and losses for most key issues. Some moves reached about 8 or 4 points, while rails slipped and the Dow rose 1.11 to 587.53 at noon as economists debate recession versus adjustment amid improving job prospects.
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Allied Chemical & Dye
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American Tobacco Co
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Market snapshot shows mixed gains in key stocks today
The list highlights percentage figures for major companies including General Electric, Dow Chemical, Gulf Oil, Westinghouse Electric, U S Steel and American Telephone. Cotton futures opened five cents per bale lower than the prior close in New York with AP reporting.
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Chrysler Corp
Carolina T & Power
Douglas Airele
DuPont St
Dow Chemical
Eastern Airlines
Consolidated Edison
Eastman Kodak
Greyhound Corp
General Dynamics
General Electric
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Gulf Oil
General Motors Gat
Sheeecars
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
International Harvester
International Tel. & Tel
Standard Oil Co. ML MY. Es Eeeseeeess
Jones Laughlin Steel
Paseahockhass
Johns Manville Oe
New York
Dow Jones Averages Report From Seattle Market Page
Dow Jones industrials open near 588 with 12 noon close around 586. The rail index sits near 126 while utilities top the list at 93.34. Trading volume shows significant activity, with hundreds of thousands of shares moving.
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Seed and Gum Relief Aid Ad
An ad promotes a MONTH SUPPLY of a product to keep seeds out and ease pressure on gums. It claims helps plate fit snug, reduces clicking, and offers 60 percent off at Mann Drug Stores.
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Khrushchev rails at UN reform and Berlin stance
Khrushchev demands drastic UN overhaul with three secretaries general and rejects a world plebiscite. He calls for peacetime treaties with East and West German states and opposes intrusive inspections. He dismisses mass arms talk while insisting on victory after Radio Free Europe coverage. Susskind recounts Khrushchev’s outburst and calm exit with “We will win.”
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Radio Free Europe
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Susskind
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Horizon Television Schedule Headlines Daytime Lineup
Horizon airs Love Of Life at noon followed by Search For Tomorrow and Light. Life of Riley is on at 1:00 with World Turns at 1:30.
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TV Schedule Brief for Winston-Salem Station
WSJS-TV lineup lists Klondike at 9:00, Dante at 9:30, Gavin Sanford at 10:00, followed by Screen Director's at 10:30. Station appears to air a mix of dramas and director features in late evening slots.
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Monday Evening TV Schedule Overview
A listing of hourly programs from 0:30 to 15:30 including Bringing Up Buddy, Beat the Clock, Who You Trust, Clown Carnival, National Velvet, Tombstone, News and Weather, NBC News, Surfside 6, Barbara Stanwyck, Peter Gunn, and Jack Paar. Describes time slots and program order for the channel’s lineup.
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Roanoke TV Schedule Highlights Sports and News Slots
WSLS-TV Roanoke Channel 10 lists 1:10 Sports 15, 8:30 Physical Science history, 10:00 World, 10:30 ties, 11:00 Americas view, 11:30 Portraits, 12:00 UN Review, 12:15 News with Jag Paar and Ma appearances.
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Morse suggests opening talks with Red China at U.N.
Senator Morse of Oregon says Peiping likely to gain U.N. seating and urges the United Nations to begin talks with Chinese leaders to secure pledges to honor international commitments. The U.S. opposition vote on seating China was 42 to 34 with 22 abstentions.
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Castro Says U S Armed Cuban Guerrillas In Escambray
Fidel Castro planned to speak at a meeting of municipal education boards as Cuba described a weekend operation in the Escambray Mountains. The army said 127 captured insurgents would be tried by a military tribunal with reports of casualties among both sides and claims of U S supplied arms delivered by parachute from a U S aircraft.
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Golf Case Ruling Is Declined
The Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal by five Greensboro Negro men sentenced for trespassing at Gillespie Park Golf Club. Their 1955 attempt to play on the former municipal course cited racial discrimination, but the high court found state grounds adequate for upholding the 15-day jail terms.
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Lumumba Back in Power Crowd Salutes Ex-Premier in Congo
Lumumba, fired as head of government, toured Leopoldville in a limousine as troops surrounded his residence. Mobutu deployed detachments and armored cars to curb any return to power while Lumumba urged Africans to rally, declare sovereignty, and expel U.N. forces from the Congo.
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Electronic gadget could make paraplegics walk says surgeon
Dr Adrian Kantrowitz and Dr Rene Khafif report success in dogs using an electronic magnetic tape driven system to stimulate leg muscles. They estimate three more years and 600000 dollars to test on patients, with portable versions possible. About 250000 Americans are paraplegic and mostly wheelchair bound.
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American College of Surgeons
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Murders Wanted Fort Morgan
Librarian Evelyn Dortch helps a boy who asks for murders, a quirky moment captured in a Fort Morgan scene. The AP report notes a calm interaction as the child inquires about crime reading material.
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Thief Steals Car Then Leaves It Near Reporter’s Home
The thief who took Walter McQuarry’s car left it at Traffic Officer Loying’s residence and blocked a parking area at an apartment used by Bill Burleson, a Lynchburg News police reporter.
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Charles W. Loying
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