Stock Market Report From New York On Columbus Day Trading
Market edges up with fractional gains as banks and insurers close for the holiday. GM stock weakens while Ford and Chrysler post modest gains. Boeing and United Aircraft slip on profit taking. Pacific Tin and New York Central lead in mixed trading amid thin volume and no special factor from the Soviet space launch.
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Wall Street
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Associated Press
Boeing
United Aircraft
Pacific Tin
U.S
General Electric
New York Central Advanced Trading Exchange
Gateway Sporting Goods
Salem Brosius
Driver-Harris
O’ Cooper
U.S. Natural Gas
Vogt Manufacturing
L. E. Carpenter
Geophysics
General Foam
U.S. Treasury
General Howze Receives Honorary Degree in Seoul
General Hamilton H. Howze head of United Nations and U S forces in Korea was awarded an honorary Doctor of Law by Chungang University in Seoul.
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Gen. Howze
Seoul
Hamilton H. Howze
United States
United Nations
Korea
Chungang University
Idle Hour Amusement Center Burns in Atlantic Beach Fire
A second Sunday fire destroyed the Idle Hour Amusement Center in Atlantic Beach near Morehead City. The wooden structure valued between 200000 and 250000 with equipment and furnishings around 100000. Fire departments from Atlantic Beach Morehead City Beaufort Cherry Point and Ft. Macon Coast Guard Station fought the blaze through the night. Mayor A B Cooper who built the center in 1947 had sold it with replacement value listed at 100000 to 150000.
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N.C
Atlantic Beach
Bogue Sound
Beaufort
Cherry Point
Ft.Macon Coast Guard
A. B. Cooper
First Negroes At Clemson Wed
Harvey Gantt and Lucinda Brawley, Clemson’s first Black entrants, wed at her parents’ home near Hopkins in Richland County. Gantt entered Clemson by court order in February 1963, becoming the first Black student at a previously all white South Carolina college. Brawley started as a freshman last fall.
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S.C
Harvey Gantt
Lucinda Brawley
Clemson University
Hopkins
Richland County
Gantt
South Carolina
Kidnapped U S Air Force deputy chief sought by forces
In Caracas a 3,000 strong police and National Guard search for Lt. Col. Michael Smolen, abducted from his home by five armed terrorists. A FALN spokesman claimed reprisal and threatened a secret tribunal. Smolen’s family clings to hope while officials say tips flood in and hinder efforts.
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Venezuela
U.S
Armed Forces of National Liberation
FALN
Michael Smolen
Worrior
Chandler
Ariz
Nguyen van Troi
Troi
Saigon
Robert S. McNamara
Russians Definitely In Moon Race
Washington AP reports the Soviet Union appears to be advancing space capability with a new orbital rocket and plans for long endurance flights. Experts note weightlessness stresses heart function and the Russians may pursue a multi crew rotating space station for up to 14 days, potentially reaching the moon and returning.
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Soviet Union
Voskhod
Nes ‘Cally
Moon
Earth
Space Laboratory
Bernard M. Wagner
Pathology Cheit
New York Medical College
U.S
Wagner
Bungling Beagle Does It Again
In Dunsmuir California AP a beagle named Rudy required surgery after injuring his tail from a fall and getting paws scraped during a deer hunting mishap. Dr Jack Tucker spent twenty stitches and ninety minutes to save the dog.
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Dunsmuir
Calif
Rudy
Jack Tucker
Flood Devastation Rising As Neuse Ties Record Heights
The Neuse River nears a 22.4 foot record at Goldsboro with 27.5 feet reached upstream. About 250 Goldsboro and Wayne County families evacuated. damage estimated at 2.5 million dollars. Water supplies boil advisories remain as roads stay flooded and rural areas drain. A proposed flood control project could save over 2.7 million annually.
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Goldsboro
Wayne County
Weather Bureau
Cape Fear
John Rose
U.S. 117
N. C
Kinston
Keansville
Walter Fuller
GOP Solicits Democrat for National Committee Contribute
Assistant Secretary of Labor Esther Peterson, a Democrat, said Sunday she received a questionable contribution from a GOP donor to the Republican National Committee. The remark highlights cross party fundraising activity and the potential influence on party committees.
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Washington (Ap
Esther Peterson
One National Committee
Rusk Receives Honorary Degree at UNC Convocation
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk and two retired professors received honorary degrees at UNC Chapel Hill. Rusk earned a doctor of laws, joining Dr. B L Ullman, Kenan professor emeritus, and Dr. Kemp Malone, Johns Hopkins veteran, in the recognition. The ceremony, led by Chancellor Paul Sharp, lauded Rusk for statesmanship and a career that places him among republic’s great secretaries of state.
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N.C
Rusk
University of North Carolina
Uate
Davidson College
B. L. Ullman
Kenan
Kemp Malone
Johns Hopkins University
Paul iSharp
Smiling Queen Arrives in Ottawa for Thanksgiving Visit
Queen Elizabeth II arrives in Ottawa with Prince Philip after 33 hours in Quebec. Prime Minister Pearson welcomes them as thousands line the 10 mile route. The royal visit includes two days of Thanksgiving celebrations amid heightened security and sporadic student protests.
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Elizabeth II
Quebec
Canada
Lester B. Pearson
Prince Philip
Eisenhower Plans Five Speeches for Goldwater Run
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower will speak five times in the Midwest and Southwest to back Senator Barry Goldwater. Dean Burch announced the schedule: Oct. 15 Columbus Ohio Oct. 22 San Antonio Texas Oct. 23 Oklahoma City Oct. 24 Wichita Kansas and St. Louis.
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Dean Burch
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Ohio
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Tex
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Wichita
Kan
St. Louis
Supreme Court Upholds Apportionment Decisions Across States
The Supreme Court refused to revisit June rulings on legislative apportionment, upholding that districts in both state houses must be substantially equal in population. It kept Florida and Illinois decisions invalid, and supported the Alabama case guidelines. Chief Justice Warren delivered the Alabama ruling, noting wider impacts on representation for cities and rural power shifts.
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Supreme Court
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Illinois Senate
Earl Warren
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Virginia
New York
Delaware
Colorado
Montgomery
Warren
Security Incidents Occur On Trip But No Trouble
President Johnson’s Western campaign swing drew two anonymous threats and a brush with a placard incident in Phoenix. A Goldwater Miller placard touched his hat. an 18 year old was later released on bail for carrying a concealed weapon. Another teen, 17, was arrested and released after questioning. Secret Service, Phoenix police, and Long Beach authorities checked reports but found no attack.
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Johnson
Phoenix
Long Beach
Calif
Secret Service
Fetzer
Thomas Lee Wilkins
Wilkins
Sheriff's Office
Los Alamitos
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