Cotton Bill Shows Signs Of Life In House Action
Washington AP reports a watered Cotton Bill to end two price supports shows strength in committee and may reach the House floor in about two weeks. Stocks opened mixed with industrials up, tobacco and steel gains offset by limited demand as the bill faces House resistance and fiscal concerns.
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Sugarsi Bendix Corp
Ang Aggis
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Greatlcore
Western
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Goodyear T&r. Steels
Guif Oil Corp
Jones & Laughlin
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Theos
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Tax cut plan faces Senate debate and Dillon opposition
Dillon argued against the bill urging urgent action on a major tax reduction program. The President and aides claim the tax cut will boost household spending, save for new equipment, and spur investment, while administration officials push for passage by January. Dillon suggested removing capital gains provisions to speed enactment, warning about economic risks if delayed.
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Senate redistricting and Navy carrier debate in brief
The article outlines a lengthy legislative session with a Senate redistricting bill facing delay as lawmakers weigh political and defense impacts. It notes Navy carrier force debates, potential cuts from 15 to 13 with missiles and submarines shifting strategic needs, and possible constitutional amendments to realign legislature seats and defense spending. Key figures include Gov. Sanford and lawmakers Dillon and Adams amid broader national security and fiscal concerns.
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Over-Counter Stock Quotes From NASD and Other Sources
Prices are unofficial estimates compiled October 15 from the National Association of Securities Dealers and other sources. The quotations reflect ranges within which stocks could have been sold or bought and are not actual transactions.
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New Baptist Building Is Proposed
Raleigh AP reports the General Board of the Baptist State Convention voted to seek authority to sell its current headquarters and construct a new facility. The move aims to ease traffic and parking on Hillsboro Street and to locate the building near Meriwether and the Raleigh North Carolina National Bank site as a single-location plan.
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Allvac Metals Co
Amer. Crypt, Inc
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BBS Studios, Inc
Carolinas Capital
Drexel Enterprises
First Southern Co
First Union Nat'l Bk
Gulf Life Ins
Intermountain Tele
Interstate Life & Ac
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Jefferson Lian
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Xtile Corp
Kavanagh Smith Co
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Navy eyes next atomic carrier cost cut by 60 million
Navy calculations cut the next carrier's price by about 60 million while still targeting multiple atomic ships. The plan includes a carrier accompanied by a guided missile frigate and perhaps three guided missile destroyers to form carrier task groups.
Three Students Die In Wreck Near Spartanburg
Three Boiling Springs High School students were killed and a fourth seriously injured in a car truck collision about 12 miles north of Spartanburg. Douglas Brannan and William Waddell died at the scene or en route to Spartanburg General Hospital. Donald Brannon died later at the hospital. Curtis Waddell remained in critical condition. Henry Miller, the truck driver, was hospitalized with chest injuries. All victims were seniors except Donald Brannon.
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S.C
Boiling Springs
Douglas
Donald Brannan
William Waddell
Spartanburg General Hospital
Curtis Waddell
Highway 9
Sixton
Negtro
Henry Robert Miller
Chesnee
Brannon
Waddell
Donald Brannon
Boiling Spring High School
William
Police Free Hooked Cat
Local police responded to a report of a cat caught on a baited hook in a boat. A resident found the hooked cat while securing a fishing rod and officers freed the animal with minimal injury.
New Aida Opens Met’s 79th Season
New York AP Thousands attend Met opening night for Verdi’s Aida. Soprano Birgit Nilsson wows in a production funded by a historic corporation gift covering most of the $154,900 cost from American Export and Isbrandtsen Lines. VIPs include Adlai Stevenson, Ralph Bunche, Mrs John D Rockefeller Jr, and Julie Harris. The event boosts the Met box office by over $100,000.
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Birgit Nilsson
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Sceres
Miss Nilsson
Giuseppe Verdi
Attilto Vitali
Rome
Stephen Smith
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Metropolitan Opera Club
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