Stock market mixed as copper gains fade in slow trading
New York stocks edged lower at midday amid a downbeat tone after prior volatility. Copper shares rose briefly on copper producer optimism while steel stocks fell as producers trimmed near term output estimates. the Associated Press average slid about 5.0 points, with most major groups down and a list of individual issues showing mixed moves.
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New York
Anaconda
Kennecott Copper
Associated Press
Rules On Car License Application Explained
Thomasville driver examiner J F Parker outlines 1958 license plate changes. Car owners must state the county taxed, show proof of auto liability insurance or meet the Financial Responsibility Act, and pay a one dollar education fee for plates costing ten dollars or more.
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Thomasville
J. F. Parker
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Parker
General Assembly
State Board of Education
Department of Motor Vehicles
Rascal Missile Tests Highlight U S Missile Race
Rep Earl Wilson urges further federal spending cuts despite the ongoing missile and satellite race with the Soviet Union. Bell Aircraft reports Rascal air to surface guided missile tests in four pinpoint firings over five weeks, with range 75 to 100 miles and nuclear warhead capability. The Air Force uses a new eight ton camera at Cape Canaveral to track flight to 50 to 100 miles, capturing 60 frames per second.
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Earl Wilson
R-Ind
Russia
Wilson
Bell Aircraft Co
Air Force
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Soviet Press Emphasizes Indestructible Party Unity After Zhukov Removal
Pravda and the Soviet press stress unwavering unity between the Communist party and the people following Georgi Zhukov’s removal, repeating a June line about party supremacy. They note the move, but offer little direct comment and omit a photo of successor Malinovsky, fueling speculation about Zhukov’s future role.
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Pravda
Communist Party
Malenkov
Kaganovich
Molotov
Shepilov
Dmitri Shepilov
Zhukov
Malinovsky
Father Relieved Seeeeee But The Plan Is Blocked
A father’s relief vanishes when Bermuda reports no plane with enough range to reach West and return. Barry West asks his son to yield. The Coast Guard is asked to relay a message urging Melvin to proceed to Bermuda. The West sees theories about Zhukov’s fate remain puzzling to experts. Soviet censorship blocks Moscow reporters from sharing some interpretations of the Zhukov removal.
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Bermuda
Barry West
Coast Guard
Melvin
West
Zhukov
Russia
Moscow
Local Club Meets and Social Events Schedule
Community notices list meetings for the UDC and Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle with address details. Social events include a bridesmaids luncheon at the Sheraton Hotel and a cake cutting at Emerywood Country Club for the Adams wedding party. A tea at the Montgomery home honors Miss Nancy Lambert’s relative. Miss Mary Elizabeth Adams will wed Harold Luther Martin at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church.
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UDC
J.F. Hayden
Rockford Rd
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Juanita Stroud
Sunset
High Point African Violet Club
Fred Gordy
Monthey
High Point Woman’s Club
W. High Street
Priscilla Club
H. L. Brockmann
J. P. Bolt
Helen Brown
Sheraton Hotel
Betty Adams
J. Roscoe Adams
Emerywood Country Club
Adams-Martin
Betty Hinson
Max Grogan
Ray Cross
Campbell
Ee Ee Eee Ter
Nancy Lambert
Jane Montgomery
Montgomery
W. Ray Street
Mary Elizabeth Adams
Harold Luther Martin
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Wedding Breakfast for Bloom-Auerbach Party at Sheraton
Out of town guests and relatives attended a midday wedding breakfast in the Sheraton Hotel ballroom. The bride wore an orchid corsage with the bride’s eyes and grandmother’s corsages in white gardenias. Bridesmaids carried yellow and white daisies with yellow candles. Hosts included Dora Jacobson and several Jacobson relatives and Abrams family members.
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Bloom-Auerbach
Sheraton Hotel
Dora Jacobson
Joseph Barr
Irvin Jacobson
Jake Jacobson
Colvin Abrams
Jack Abrams
Mr. Abrams
Guild Plans Bazaar Dinner at Saint Edward's Church
Members of Saint Edward's Guild of the Immaculate Heart of Mary plan a bazaar and turkey dinner at the church. The bazaar opens with a 3 p.m. event and the dinner runs from 5 to 8 p.m. Tickets are sold by guild members. Co-chairs of the ticket committee are Mrs. Paul Clement and Mrs. John Banks. Guild president Mrs. James Collins says Christmas cards and wrappings will be sold along with needlework, home baked foods, and toy booths.
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Saint Edward's Guild of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church
Paul Clement
John Banks
James Collins
Guild
Young Musicians Club Holds First Meeting
The Young Musicians Club met Saturday at Mary Welch’s home, 520 Parkway, with 14 members present. Bobbie Helm elected president. Laura Wall vice president. Mary Welch secretary. Irene treasurer. 18 prospective members listed. Co counselor Mrs. Swaringen spoke on Lily Pons.
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Young Musicians Club
Mary Welch
Parkway
Robert Cress
Bobbie Helm
Laura Wall
Irene
W. E. Swaringen
Lily Pons
Miss Elizabeth Bond of Rowland Weekend Guest in Se nault
Miss Elizabeth Bond of Rowland was weekend guest of Miss Chernault at her home 218 Hillcrest Dr. and attended a tea hosted by Miss Chernault and Patsy Caughman. Mrs. W. E. Hayworth underwent surgery Friday at High Point Memorial Hospital. her condition is satisfactory. R. B. Bradshaw entered UNC Hospital Chapel Hill for observation and treatment.
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Elizabeth Bond
Rowland! Coheed
Senault
Chernault
Hillcrest
Miss Bond
Patsy Caughman
W. E. Hayworth
E. Commerce St
High Point Memorial Hospital
R. B. Bradshaw
Quaker Lane
North Carolina Memorial Hospital
Chapel Hill
Bride-Elect Miss Adams Complimented With Tea
Miss Adams, bride-elect, hosted by her mother Mrs. J Roscoe Adams and hostesses mothers Mrs Clyde Chernault and Mrs Nesbitt Caughman. About 30 guests attended a tea at the Adams home with silver tribute to the honoree. The wedding to Harold Martin will be at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Saturday at 5 p m.
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Roscoe Adams
Ty Ly
Chernault
Marty Chernault
Patsy
J. Roscoe Adams
Clyde Chernault
Nesbitt Caughman
J. R. Chernault
Miss Adams
Clyde Martin
Harold Martin
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Party Planned For Miss Hinson
Miss Betty Hinson bride elect for November 16 will be honored at a miscellaneous evening hosted by Ray Cross and Mr. Max Grogan. Guests are invited for 7:30 at the Cross home 1116 Campbell Street. She plans to marry James Edwin Heath with vows at Green Street Baptist Church.
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Betty Hinson
Ray Cross
Max Grogan
the Cross
Campbell St
Miss Hinson
James Edwin Heath
Green Street Baptist Church
Pleasants Club Dance At Guilford College
The Sirocco Dance Club held an informal gathering Saturday night at Pleasants Club Guilford College with 25 members and guests. Special guests included Juanita Davis Bill Leichman Vince Lisanti and Bill Jordan. Club president C. W. Estes welcomed attendees. Hosts were Jack Cox and Ted Reid. Intermission coffee and sandwiches were served. A Christmas dinner dance is planned for December 14.
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Sirocco Dance Club
Pleasants Club
Guilford College
Juanita Davis
Bill Leichman
Vince Lisanti
Bill Jordan
C. W. Estes
Jack Cox
Ted Reid
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Southern Motor Co
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Bache & Co
American Can Co
Allied Chemical & Dye
Adams-Millis Corp
American Tobacco Co
the Borden Co
Bethlehem Steel
Burlington Mills O
New York Central
Cone Mills Corp
Carolina Light & Power
DuPont de Nemours
Dow
Eastern Airlines
Consolidated Edison
Eastman Kodak
Greyhound Corp
General Dynamics
General Electric
Gulf Oil
General Motors
International Tel
Standard Oil Co
Jones Laughlin Steel
Johns Manville
Loew's Inc. Ba
Norfolk & Western Ry
Phillips Petroleum
Pennsylvania Railway
Pepsi-Cola
Dow-Jones
Communist High Command
Moscow Radio
DuPont
N. Main
GOODY
Goody's
Sheraton
Church ST
Flowers
Grace Flower Shop Cor. N. Wrenn & Howell
Dick Culler’s
Coats
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