Market Holds Modest Gains Amid Mixed Trading
In New York trading Oct 20 1961 blue chips edged higher with the Dow at noon at 704.49 down 0.36. Utilities and chemicals led gains while oil and auto shares were mixed. Union Carbide rose sharply while Boeing and Revlon fell on profit-taking and labor talks lingered.
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ED Morse
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Associated Press
Union Carbide
du Pont
Pacific Gas, & Electric
Boeing
Revlon
Republic Steel
Bethlehem
U.S. Steel
Chrysler
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Dan Aiv Mms
Gen Met
Gen Tel & Tel
Goodrich BF
Goodyear T&r
Greyhound
Ieeeee
Gulf Oil Corp
Tel & Tel
Kayser - Roth
Stebee
Liggett & Myers
Lockh Air Lorillard P
McLean Trkeeee Eens Bia Monsanto Oop Ekeveue
Aeeeetnee
Monty Ward
Motorola Seeeareeeee
Nat Biscuit Seeewee
NEW York
Penney J C
Pennsy RR
Tel Eee Eee
Sears Roebuck
Am Tob Seedeesese
Sea Railway
Atch T&sf Trereeees
Sperry Corp Tree
Atl Coast Line
Se Ewes
Brandswettae Isove
Atl Refining
Std Oil Calif
Iveae
Eee Enee
Avco Seneteens
Ind
Balt & O
Eee
Std Oil NJ
Bendix Corp
Stevens JP
Poses
Ty Beth
Texaco Inc
Cannon Mills
United Aircreee Crete
United Fruit
O'S
Caro P&l
Ches & Ohio
el & Pow
Cotton Futures Open Little Changed in New York
Cotton futures opened in New York flat to five cents a bale higher than the prior close, with traders awaiting early market cues and price stabilization signals.
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New York
Lenoir Furniture Showroom Buzz As Markets Open
Buyers from California Pennsylvania Philadelphia New York and Long Island descend on Lenoir showrooms. Broyhill Bernhardt and Kent Coffey report strong orders with backlogs and 30 to 45 day delivery times. Hotels around Lenoir fill up as shoppers stay near the market.
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Broyhill
Broyhill Furniture
Broyhill Lines
Penn Colony
Bernhardt Furniture
Bernhardt
Flair
Kent - Coffey Furniture Co
Lenoir
California
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
New York
Long Island
Blowing Rock
High Point Fall Market Draws Massive Buyer crowds
The High Point fall market opens with strong crowds as manufacturers report early demand. Hotel room bookings for 3,500 rooms are solid and 700 private homes are listed to host visitors, signaling a bustling event through October 27. Local hosts praise civic effort and household participation in accommodation efforts.
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Chamber of Commerce
Southern Furniture Exposition
Heer
High Point
Rift Over Albania Rocks Soviet Chinese Boat
Moscow reports a diplomatic rift between Soviet and Chinese leaders over Albania. Chou En Lai harshly criticizes Khrushchev while Khrushchev urged unity and restraint in the Communist world during the 22nd Soviet Party Congress.
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Moscow
Trp
Albania
Chou En-lai
Khrushchev
Peiping
Margery Michelmore Warns Peace Corps Applicants
Margery Michelmore 23 of Foxboro Massachusetts arrived in New York after a Nigerian postcard incident. She cautions other Peace Corps girls to think before sending postcards, saying some wording caused protests while she stressed she liked Nigeria and its people. She offered resignation which the Peace Corps declined and plans Puerto Rico conferences before deciding future steps.
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New York
Margery Michelmore
Peace Corps
Miss Michelmore
Foxboro
Mass
Nigeria
Michelmore
Margery
Idlewild
Puerto Rico
Bermuda
London
Richard Ware
International Cooperation Administration
Salisbury Editor Feels Positive After Office Heart Attack
Salisbury Post editor Spencer Murphy, 57, who suffered a heart attack at his office, said from the hospital that he is feeling real good and optimistic about recovery. He expects to stay a week more and rest about a month after.
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Salisbury
N.C
Spencer Murphy
The
Saliisbury Post
Murphy
Governor DiSalle Announces He Will Not Seek Re election
Gov Michael V DiSalle of Ohio says he will not seek reelection at a weekly cabinet meeting. He denies plans to resign early and leaves open a possible Washington appointment while serving out his current term.
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Disalle
Columbus, Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Washington
Insurance Official is Killed in Fayetteville Intersection Crash
William Randolph Eagles 59 vice president of North Carolina Farm Bureau Insurance Co died when his car rammed a stalled truck at the Eastern Boulevard and Old Wilmington Road intersection in Fayetteville. Rankin driver of the truck and Bat tle passenger, both of Rocky Mount, were injured or unhurt. Coroner ruled accident unavoidable. no inquiry.
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Fayetteville
N.C
William Randolph Eagles
North Carolina Farm Bureau Insurance Co
Wellsey C. Rankin
Rocky Mount
Rankin
Willie Battle
Eagles
Pinetops
North Carolina Farm Bureau Federation
Clark
Eastern Boulevard
Old Wilmington Road
State Highway Commission
Camel Driver Meets Kennedy in White House Visit
Bashir Ahmad the Pakistani camel driver met President Kennedy after a morning White House tour with Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson. Ahmad called Kennedy “the man of the world” and said he was honored to meet the young ruler, viewing Johnson as deputy king and planning more American travel.
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FRANCES LEWINE _ WASHINGTON
Pakistan
America
King
Kennedy
Bashir Ahmad
White House
Bashir
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Texas
Karachi
Senate
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Mele
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High Point, N. C
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Lowder Supply Company
Pat No
Mann Drug CO
Onli
Wariner Yezi
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