Stock market slips amid steel declines and mixed upswing
The New York market shows an uneven, slow session as steel shares suffer after Bethlehem Steel cuts its dividend while U S Steel also falls. The Dow drops about 1.55 points to 569.31 as IBM Xerox and Polaroid lose ground. bonds improve and oil, rubber, and nonferrous sectors move irregularly. The Navy inspecting a Soviet chartered freighter and September cost of living data fail to move the market overall.
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Cuban Crisis Deepens as Thant Seeks Talks Begin
U.N. Secretary General Thant set separate talks with the United States Soviet Union and Cuba with Adlai Stevenson to press for proof of Soviet arms curtailment in Cuba and for a halt to missile bases. The United States warned the blockade would continue while pressing for removal of nuclear capable missiles. Stevenson displayed photographs of four missile bases and a jet site in Cuba as Zorin defended Soviet actions in the Security Council. Canadian Prime Minister Diefenbaker backed U.S. measures as Germany heightened alert and Cuba mobilized coastwise with foreign nationals forming a militia.
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Global protests flare against U S policies during Cuba crisis
Across the globe demonstrators clashed with police or faced arrests in Rio de Janeiro Tel Aviv Berlin Copenhagen Paris Oxford and Vatican City. Protests targeted the United States with calls to end the arms race oppose the Cuban blockade and demand peace and stability.
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High Point Zoning Board Okays Gas Pumps and Billboard Variance
The High Point Zoning Board of Adjustments approved a Washburn Oil Co plan to install two gasoline pumps and two 1,000 gallon tanks with curb market on W. Fairfield Road after site plans are approved. It deferred Rev. W R Pugh’s nursing home request adjacent to Cloverdale Church. It also granted a height variance for Taylor Company and Holiday Inn Motel billboards in Industrial4 districts.
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Northeast Junior High Honors 119 Students on First Six Weeks List
Northeast Junior High released a list naming 119 students who earned honor roll status for the first six weeks. Brenda Chastain led with all A’s, while others achieved all A’s and B’s across 8th and 9th grades, including Cindy Farr Alan Ginsburg Wilson Brown and many more.
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Firm Sponsors Scholarship In Pageant
High Point Jaycees announce that Big Bear Supermarket will present the Miss High Point Pageant winner a 400 scholarship to the college of her choice. The pageant, featuring Miss America for the first time, is scheduled for December 1 at High Point College Auditorium.
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September Cost of Living Rises but Wages Follow
Cost of living climbed with a one to three cent rise per hour offset by a 1.2 percent wage gain in September. Take-home pay averaged 85.91 dollars weekly for workers with three dependents as hours and hourly earnings increased. Experts question if the rise signals inflation though expectations suggest no take-off.
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Crippled Brooklyn shopkeeper robbed in brutal stickup
A slim young Negro man beat and robbed Stanley Cohen, a 46 year old crippled hardware store owner in Brooklyn. He snatched Cohen’s wallet with $100, struck him, shattered his glasses, and hurled his crutches away leaving him incapacitated in his wheelchair. Cohen, who uses a wheelchair after polio, pleaded not to move without the crutches.
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Blockade informs on Soviet missile sites and tanker entry
Sylvester said the ultimate aim was removal of missile sites and U S planes kept photographing the locations since the blockade began. He noted constant surveillance and that the first Soviet vessel, the tanker Bucharest, was let through by a U S Navy sentinel after verification it carried only oil.
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Soviet F m ministry rejects third U S document on Cuban quarantine
The Soviet Foreign Ministry sent back a U S Embassy document on the Cuban quarantine marking the third rejection. The note followed prior returns of the general proclamation and submarine orders, while relations remained outwardly cordial. A travel ban on Western diplomats reportedly began in Moscow and several cities.
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Two Auto Collisions Cause $750 in Damages
Police reported two separate accidents yesterday with total damages pegged at 750 dollars. James Drumwright and Irene Feeney collided at Willobar Terrace and Woodrow Avenue. Drumwright charged with failing to yield. Lorene Jernigan and Guy York collided at Courtesy Road and Southern Avenue. Jernigan cited for failure to yield.
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