Stock Market Slippage Amid Portfolio Shifts At Noon
New York stocks drifted lower in mid session as gains by tobacco issues faded and large fund moves reshaped holdings. The AP 60 average stood at 257.80, down 0.30, with industrials off 0.50 and rails nearly unchanged while utilities fell 0.19 and most issues drifted downward. Ford faded after a brief high as the strike persisted, and chemical stocks also trended down with other groups showing uneven declines.
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New York
Associated Press
Ford
Defector from page 1 A with Soviet tourist group
A husband seeking asylum in the West walked out of a hotel with a group of Soviet tourists and was taken into custody while his wife Mrs Golub vanished before police. At Amsterdam Airport Mrs Golub appeared with Ambassador Ponomarenko to leave for Moscow amid passport disputes and a fight between police and Russians. Ponomarenko met Dutch premier de Quay to discuss the case. Mrs Golub agreed to state her wishes in the presence of officials. The couple departed on a Soviet jet after 82 hours, while the husband likely gains asylum. The Dow Jones average slipped 0.85 to 704.57 at noon and stock activity was mixed in thin trading. New York stock and soy bean production context noted.
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Ponomarenko
Moscow
American Stock Exchange
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NEW York
Securities Quotations Summary for NASD Guide Prices
The idle quote list notes bid and asked prices as unofficial estimates from the National Association of Securities Dealers and other sources. It clarifies these figures are not actual transactions and are provided as a guide to approximate ranges when compiled.
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Georgia North and South Carolina Warm With Clouds
Forecast summary for Georgia North and South Carolina. Georgia stays fair through Wednesday with afternoon clouds and a chance of coastal showers. North Carolina has mostly sunny warm days with highs 80 to 86 and cool nights. South Carolina sees highs near 80 coast and 80 to 87 inland with fair warm days and cool nights.
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Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Doctor Accuses Prosecutor of Personal Revenge
Dr. Robert L. Boehme 41 faces an assault with intent to lift charge after allegedly poisoning his wife on Sept. 20. He says Prosecutor Gordon L. Walgren seeks retribution over a past marriage issue with Mary Boehme 28. Walgren confirms evidence shows a crime.
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Gordon L. Walgren
Mary Boehme
Boehme
Dr. Boehme
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Invasion rumors tied to U S training centers across the Caribbean
A note alleges training camps for an invasion of Cuba exist in Florida and Caribbean nations with Fort Worth Norfolk Fort Bragg and New Orleans listed as U S centers. It claims air support from U S bombers repainted Cuban colors and coordinated by a Central America command.
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NAACP Files Racial Bias Charges Across North Carolina
The NAACP accuses state and private employers of racial discrimination in several cases. Affidavits from 21 Black workers at Douglas Aircraft in Charlotte allege segregation in production roles and blocked promotions. Durham and Charlotte agencies deny restricting applications while admitting they cannot control employer selections.
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Louis Berini
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Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Clown Admits to Murder in New Jersey
Edward Guillaume a 69 year old internationally known clown nicknamed Polidor the Clown faced murder charges after allegedly admitting to stabbing to death his sweetheart Elena Gabrielle Nelson 49 at her River Vale New Jersey home police said the circus veteran who had performed on five continents reportedly said his life was over as he was arraigned.
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Edward Guillaume
Elena Gabrielle Nelson
Guillaume
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France
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Cotton Futures Open Steady After Drop
New York AP report notes cotton futures opened unchanged to 40 cents lower per bale from the prior close, signaling subdued early trading and minimal price movement in the market.
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New York
Syrian Regime Recognized by Poland
Radio Damascus reports that Communist Poland has recognized the new Syrian regime, as Beirut based AP dispatch notes. The announcement marks a diplomatic development amid Lebanon's capital Beiruts tensions.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Radio Damascus
Wife Mistakes Husband For Burglar In Winston-Salem
A Winston-Salem woman shot her husband in the stomach with a .22 rifle early today after mistaking him for a burglar entering their home. The 33 year old man, Nelson B. Malloy, was reported in poor condition at a hospital.
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Nelson B. Malloy
Malloy
Soviet Trade Official Arrives for Sierra Leone Survey
V N Myshkov commercial counsellor of the Soviet Embassy in Accra arrived to conduct a trade survey in Freetown. He is the first Soviet official to visit Sierra Leone since independence and says the USSR seeks a trade agreement for agricultural products rubber and minerals.
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Sierra Leone
V. N. Myshkov
Accra
Ghana
Soviet Union
Myshkov
U.S.S.R
Uganda to gain independence in October
The Uganda Constitutional Conference ended with a plan for internal self government on March 1 and full independence on October 9. Benedicto Kiwanuka, the chief minister, said the dates were announced by Colonial Secretary Iain MacLeod after consultations with Prime Minister Harold Macmillan.
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London
Uganda
Benedicto Kiwanuka
Iain MacLeod
MacLeod
Harold Macmillan
Auto Workers Face Dual Task
The United Auto Workers confronts finishing a national Ford contract by Thursday while addressing fallout from the profit sharing deal with American Motors. Walter Reuther announces progress on non economic issues at Ford and AMC vote setbacks at Kenosha Local 72. The union weighs next steps at an international executive board meeting later in the week.
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Ford Motor Co
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UAW
Walter P. Reuther
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Reuther
Malcolm L. Denise
AMC
Kenosha
Wis
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