Downturn in New York Stocks on Columbus Day Trading
Stocks in New York fell today with overall lower prices as activity slowed on Columbus Day. Tobacco shares faced selling pressure amid reports linking smoking to lung cancer. major issues in railroads, steel, oils, and other sectors also declined while a few key issues steadied.
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New York
Santa Fe Railroad
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Cities Service
American Tel American Smelting
Domes
Wilsons Bird Dogs Remark Sparks Security Debate
The article notes Wilson comments likening supporters to bird dogs and kennel dogs drawing political backlash from McNamara and Ferguson. It also covers Civil Service data showing 6926 removals for security concerns, with 1743 tied to subversive data, and calls for detailed reporting by Oct. 20. Efforts to use television to boost the Republican campaign are mentioned.
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Korea
Wilson
Sen. Ferguson
Michigan
McNamara
Grand Rapids
Mich
Ferguson
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
Jersey City
N. J
Civil Service Commission
Rees
R-Kan
House Civil Service Committee
Administration
Oe One
Senate Civil Service Imei
Ameria
Bing Tees
Eisenhower
Indianapolis
White House
Murray Snyder
Republican Party
Hearing set on telephone service complaints in Angier
The State Utilities Commission scheduled a hearing for October to review complaints about telephone service by United Telephone Co. amid issues with lines and disconnections affecting Angier residents and users.
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Raleigh
Aoe
Ohe
Angier
Ares
United Telephone Co
Beall Cites Extra Price of Coffee
Beall told a Senate bank subcommittee that coffee prices rose by an estimated 293 million dollars from January to August amid FTC charges of restraint by the New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange. FTC chairman Howrey defended the agency while Exchange President Lobo rebutted the allegations and vowed to fight the case.
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Beall
Senate Bank
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
Theederal Trade Commission
Exchange
Lobo
Excha
FTC
Subcommittee
Brazil
Senate
Inte
Bloodhounds Search For Missing Aspen Sportsman
Aspen Colorado authorities led a search for Leonard Thomas a 43 year old sportsman missing since Sunday after trip with three locals to a high country hunting camp near Hunter Creek 9500 feet. Thomas son of writer Michael Strange and brother of actress Diana Barrymore is a New York resident who owns an Aspen swimming facility.
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Aspen
Colo
Here
Leonard Thomas
New York
Michael Strange
John Barrymore
Thomas
Diana Barrymore
Lorain Herwick
Hunter Creek
Poneeee Thomas Ve
Petersen Is Released On Reduced Bond
ALEXANDRIA VA Joseph Petersen Jr was released on a reduced bond of 10000 after Judge Albert Bryan cut the original 25000 bail. Petersen, a former NSA employee, had been jailed since last Saturday on a charge of obtaining secret documents with possible foreign use and no country named. His lawyer argued the original bail was excessive to guarantee appearance in court.
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Alexandria
U—Joseph
Supersecret
National Security Agency
Peterson
Bryan
Afghanistan
Zanzibar
David B. Kinney
U.S
Malan to Retire Nov. 30 in South Africa
Pretoria reports Prime Minister Daniel F. Malan will retire from office on November 30 and resign his seat in Parliament from Pietersburg. At 80, he led the National party's apartheid program and fought UN criticism while preserving white supremacy in the Union.
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Pretoria
South Africa
Daniel F. Malan
U of South Africa
Piketberg
Stellenbosch
Cape Province
National Party
N. C. Havenga
Malan
National
Na’ Ader
Vance
Union
United Nations
Nehru
Soviet Chinese accord tightens ties amid territorial disputes
The article outlines a new treaty linking Moscow and Peiping with concessions on Port Arthur exit, expanded Chinese heavy industry aid from 141 to 156 projects, and a 130 million dollar long term credit. It notes transfer of joint ventures to China, paid by export items, mostly food, and signals continued Axis-like collaboration despite a speech by Chou En Lai stressing Chinese sovereignty and Asia for the Asians.
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Port Arthur
Soviet Union
Peiping
China
Chou En-lai
Southeast Asia
Geneva
Asia
Court hears bid to reinstate Milford High School Negro students
A state chancellor will hear the NAACP appeal to reinstate 11 Black Milford High School students forced to transfer after boycotts led by the NAAWP. NAAWP leader Bowles meets with Delaware AG today as injunction seeks to halt dues collection.
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Sanat Caine
Theak
National Assn
NAACP
Lincoln
Joseph M. Danes
Bryant Bowles
NAAWP
Atty
H. Albert Young
Young
Bowles
Normal
Milford
Delaware
Egyptians Indict 12 For Spying
Cairo indictment charges 12 men and a woman with spying for Israel. The ring allegedly transmitted military, economic and political secrets from clandestine radios and tried to burn U S Information Service libraries in Cairo and Alexandria and other sites causing about 3500 in damage. The ringleader and deputy reportedly fled the country.
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Cairo
Egypt
Israel
U. S. Information Service
Alexandria
Israali
Zakaria Mohieddin
Piedmont Cities Test Bird Bath Rainmaking Measures
Greensboro and nearby Piedmont towns enact water rationing at 15 gallons per person daily to ease drought. Officials fund rainmaking cloud seeding with silver iodide, hoping to boost rainfall up to 25 percent near Greensboro watershed while expanding water resource studies in Raleigh.
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Greensboro
Piedmont
North Carolina
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Koro
Thomasville
Reidsville
Lexington
Burlington
Graham
Mocksville
Raleigh
Council of State
Willam B. Umstead
Cloudse
Mississipi
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Doug
Tone Rubber
General Electric
Goodrich Rubber
Goodyear Rubber
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Int
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Tel & Tel
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Loews Theaters
Lorillard & Company
Louisville & Nashvill
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Montgomery Ward
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National Dairy Prods
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