Stock Market Report Nets Modest Noon Gains In Mixed Trading
New York AP report notes a narrow market rise with fractional gains across autos, steels, airlines, railroads and drugs as the Dow and Associated Press averages edge above yesterday’s highs. GM council meets Friday to decide on contract ratification amid GM strike effects and mixed sector performance.
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Cotton futures open with no trades recorded
New York AP reports domestic cotton futures began trade with no actual transactions logged as markets opened.
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Business Club Sees Judo Expert Demonstration
The Furniture City American Business Club hosted Don Holland and Jim Perkins at a meeting. Perkins provided a brief history of judo and he and Holland demonstrated proper techniques.
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Diamonds as the hardest abrasives for polishing work
The encyclopedia Britannica states that diamonds are the hardest abrasives. It notes that small imperfect diamonds are crushed to produce abrasive powder used in polishing and grinding operations.
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Gavin Confident Of Winning In North Carolina Race
Gavin optimistic about winning the governor race in North Carolina after a campaign stop at a Charlotte college library and meetings with industrial plant and bank executives in Mecklenburg County. He backs the 100 million school bond issue, calls for a broad civil rights law support, and supports a 1 dollar minimum wage while opposing Moore's 85 cent proposal. He predicts a faster margin than four years ago and urges tax funded road building without tax increases.
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Bonanno Gang Leader Bonanno Shot Dead in Brooklyn
Reputed mob boss Joseph Bonanno was fatally shot after being seized by two gunmen in Manhattan and driven away. He had ties to a 1957 Apalachin underworld convention and faced conspiracy charges. his long criminal history included arrests in the 1920s and a 1945 naturalization as an American citizen.
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Ex Presidents Hoover and Truman Share Quiet Moment
Ex presidents Herbert Hoover and Harry S. Truman are described in 1957 as they met in Independence Missouri. The piece recalls Hoover’s dry humor about “pills and dedicating libraries” and his frugal, blunt writing style while reflecting on his long public life and enduring public perception.
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Johnson’s altered itinerary honors Hoover and travels to St Louis
President Johnson revised his schedule to pay respects to former President Herbert Hoover in New York. He canceled political appearances in Memphis and Baltimore and planned a Hoover service, then moved on to Kansas City to see Truman before a sequence to East St. Louis and St. Louis with speeches and a motorcade.
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Spillers Seeks Two Story Apartment in Industrial District
The High Point Board of Adjustment will consider a request by W. J. Spillers for permission to erect a two story apartment on the southeast corner of Academy Street and Elliott Place in the industrial district. The meeting is tomorrow at 4 p.m. in the Small Claims Room, City County Building.
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Quicksand Is Not Packed Sand Traps Animals and Men
Quicksand differs from ordinary sand as its grains are not tightly packed and water permeates it. It cannot support heavy weight and thus becomes a dangerous trap for animals and people.
Soviet power maze shapes Red China links and post-Khrushchev moves
The article notes Soviet informants portray Mao as the central theme in future plans and describe a behind the scenes power shift. It discusses KGB roles, Suslov and Mikoyan as protectors and manipulators, and hints at Suslov being Khrushchev’s likely successor with Mikoyan as key operator.
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North Carolina Nurses Adopt Training Reform Plan
The Carolina Nurses Association approved a two-pronged program to improve nurse education. It requires future nursing schools to seek national accreditation within five years while current diplomas must already hold accreditation. The proposal cites the State Board of Nursing and other commissions as supportive.
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Chimney Listed As Fire Cause
Fire crews rushed to a Long Street home to find a wall section burning. Officials cited a defective chimney as the apparent cause. A second call at English Road and Oakwood Court was a false alarm at 12 30 a m.
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