Stock Market Ends Mixed After Daily Losses Narrow
New York stocks steadied after days of declines as dealings remained fairly active. Gains appeared in space age and electronics stocks with increases up to 2 or 3 points while steels held steady or edged higher. Major issues listed include General Electric Gulf Oil General Motors U S Steel Westinghouse and DuPont with varied percent changes and notable fluctuations across firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Taft-Hartley
Douglas Aircraft
Consolidated Edison
Él Eastman Kodak
Greyhound Corp
General Dynamics
General Electric
Gulf Oil
General Motors
International Tel
Oil Co
Jones Laughlin Steel
Johns Manville
S Inc
Norfolk & Western Rvy
Phillips Petroleum
Pennsylvania Railway
Pepsi-Cola
Procter & Gamble
Bache & Co
Reynolds Tobacco
American Can Co
Republic Steel
Allied Chemical & Dye
Sears Roebuck
American Tobacco Co
Southern Ray
the Borden Co
J. P. Stevens Co
Bethlehem Steel
American Tel, & Tel
Burlington Mills
the Texas Co
Chrysler Corp
Union Carbide & Carbon
New York Central AR
United Aircraft Corp
Cone Mills Corp
Westinghouse Electric Co
Carolina Light & Power
U. S. Steel
Douglas Aircraft DuPont de Nemours
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
F. W. Woolworth Co
Rangers and Serenaders QT In-Person Saturday Night
In person event featuring the Rangers plus the Serenaders is set for Saturday at 8 pm. The program promises a lively evening of performances and vocal numbers.
Quotations From Security Quotations Source
Quotations compiled at 11 a.m. today and furnished by J Sturgis May and Company Security Bank Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Sturgis
May & Company
Security Bank
Castro Faces New Crisis in Cuban Revolt Shakeup
Provincial commander Major Hubert Matos and nine officers resign in a leftist challenge to Cas tro's leadership. The prime minister brands Matos a traitor, while raids on Havana spark US warning notes. Cries of down with communism echo as Matos is arrested and Camaguey is placed under Cienfuegos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Matos
Brand
Matos
Fulgencio Batista
Cuba
Castro
Raul
Camaguey
Jose Manuel Fernandez
Cienfuegos
Havana
Eisenhower Discusses Space, Trade and Loans Policy
President Eisenhower spoke on space and missile independence from Russia, moving Army teams to a civilian NASA led by Von Braun for the Saturn booster program. He noted urgency since 1955, dismissed current defense interest in big boosters, and commented on trade agreements with Far Eastern nations and use of Development Loan Fund funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Aca Ae
Ballistic Missile Agency
Civilian National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Peases
Army
von Braun
Civilian Space Agency
Defense Department
Augusta National
White ‘House
James C. ‘Hagerty
Hong Kong
Formosa
Japan
United States
Eisenhower backs NASA transfer of Saturn team from Army
President Eisenhower announced that the Army Ballistic Missile Agency would move to NASA to serve the expanding civilian space program. He argued the change would better align scientific exploration with national interests and speed the Saturn booster development. Congress would consider the plan in January with a 60 day enactment window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NASA
Saturn
Army
Huntsville
Eisenhower
Augusta
Army Ballistic Missile Agency
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Symington
Medaris
Detroit
von Braun
Congress
House
Senate
Court Debate Over Strike Injunction and Judicial Power
The court heard arguments on a stay pending appeal as Goldberg urged a timely ruling. He argued no single district judge should wield unreviewable power to force work or operation of free industries. The Congress set standards and require a health and safety finding before injunctions, with review and potential reversal looming. The union and President McDonald pressed for prompt action amid public interest and deadlines. Three judges, Biggs Goodrich Hastie, preside over a large panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldberg
Congress of the United States
Circuit Court
Biggs
Herbert Goodrich
William Hastie
Seventh Polio Case Reported in Guilford County Health
Gordon Brewer, 16, of Greensboro, was named the county’s seventh polio case of 1959 by the Guilford County Health Department. He had no Salk shots, onset Oct 18, and now suffers paralysis in his lower extremities. he is hospitalized at Moses Cone Hospital while his family receives protection with shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Gordon Brewer
Guilford County Health Department
Brewer
Willie Dean Locklear
Moses Cone Hospital
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Betty Hutton
Johnny Ringo
Zane Gray Theatre
RFC Piedmont
Riley
Art Linkletter
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Winston-Salem
High St
Bat Masterson
Staccato
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Groucho
Mike Hammer
Jack Paar
Hervey Dinkens
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RCA Victor
Dumont
Admiral
Television Sales & Service
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Wsoc-Tv
Charlotte
NBC News
Hughes Tire Service, Inc
E. F
Hughes
North Main
Wsls-Tv
Roanoke
Wunc-Tv
Chapel Hill
Channel
American-Marietta
Billups Petroleum
Colonial Stores
Commonwealth Life
Drexel’ Furniture
Gulf Life Ins
Jefferson Standard
Piedmont Nat. Gas
Public Serv. of N. C
Pyramid Life Ins
United Ins. Co
Wachovia Bank
Ee Tures
Jly
Dow-Jones
Giese
Christmas Island
James Cook
United States Military Academy At
West Point
Joseph G. Swift
Ike
West Accord
Soviet Union
Midway High Point
Mosi Ve
Meray
Aaron
Daughters OF Satan
FOAT
Dracula
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Sy, Ates
Ida Sai
Ar Wlu
TEX
Dolph Stor
Ladd- Webb
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David J. McDonald
VFW
Sahara
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Gloria Talbott
Henry Hull
Nina Shipman
William Bishop
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