Stock Market Plot Mixed With Modest Gains and Losses
Wall Street saw cautious trading with most major sectors flat to slightly higher. U S Steel and other top producers drifted, while chemicals rails oils and tobacco edged up little. motors and utilities eased. The Dow rose about 1.7 points to 873.54 as activity slowed and news lagged.
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Inhi
Wall Street
US S. Steel
U.S. Steel
Associated Press
North Atlantic
Standard Oil
New Jersey
General Motors
U.S
Sunray DX
Norfolk & Western Railway
Sytem
Massey-Fyntex Anderguson
Anglo-Lauwraro
Dow Kin-Aarkoi
TWA Wares
United Casco Oil & Gas
Former Council Member Enters Local Hospital
Horace G. Ilderton, president member of City Council, is a patient in High Point Memorial Hospital. He was admitted Tuesday after illness diagnosed as a massive coronary occlusion. Ilderton responds to treatment but is not allowed visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace G. Ilderton
High Point Memorial Hospital
Carey Ilderton
Ilderton
Bank Robbery Sought in Greensboro With $9000
Police and FBI sought a young bandit after he robbed the First Citizens Bank and Trust Co on Bessemer Avenue in Greensboro. The suspect, about 20 years old and 5 feet 10 inches, wore a stocking over his face and escaped in late afternoon traffic with $9000 in mostly mixed denominations. He spoke only once during the hold up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N.C
FBI
First Citizens Bank and Trust Co
Bessemer Ave
Ree Dee
Aeee
Sut Goaller
Willard
Democrats Draw Out Big Guns in NC Campaign
In Asheboro North Carolina Democrats plus a Texan rallied to aid Harold Cooley in the 4th District race and defend his 30 year congressional record. National figures Dan Moore and I Beverly Lake endorsed by Raleigh lawyers urged turnout as Cooley faced challenger James Gardner and a hard GOP campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
N.C
North Carolina
Oak
Cooley
Dan Moore
Texas
Bob Page
Raleigh
R. Mayne Albright
Moore
I. Beverly Lake
Lake
Kinston
House Agriculture Committee
James _C. Gardner
Rocky Mount
Jimmy
Congress
Asheboro High School
Albright
Poage
Agriculture Committee
Farmers of America
Harold Cooley
Expense reports filed show Gardner ahead in campaign funds
AP report from Raleigh notes Republican James C. Gardner has about $12 000 more receipts than spending. Three Gardner committees report nearly $30 000 in contributions and over $18 000 in expenditures, with details from the Gardner for Congress and Citizens for Gardner committees. Broyhill reports $16 000 in contributions and $11 500 in spending as he faces Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Thad Eyre
James C. Gardner
Gardner
Harold D. Cooley
Citizens For Gardner Committee
Gardner For Congress
James T. Broyhill
Ninth
Broyhill
Robert M. Davis
Soviet Actress Natalya Fateyeva Says Moscow Pays More
Soviet film star Natalya Fateyeva, 25, says she can earn over $100000 annually in Moscow and pays about $6 weekly for her apartment. Visiting London to promote Soviet films, she notes high demand for roles abroad but higher pay at home. She is married with one son and has acted in eight pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Natalya Fateyva
Kim Novak
Hollywood
London
Natalya
Man recounts crash ordeal and survival hopeful in aftermath
Bradley describes surviving a plane crash with 23 passengers and three crew killed. He suffered a dislocated hip and a fractured knee, stayed conscious, searched for injuries, and waited hours as rescuers arrived despite bears and scattered wreckage. He credits eventual hospital treatment and notes reduced fear of flying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
Whitener Campaign Reports Receipts and Expenses
The report shows $16,184 spent and $16,861.50 received. Basil Whitener of the Tenth District lists $2,750 in contributions and total expenses of $2,767.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil Whitener
Millis details hosiery volume and per share figures
Millis reports nine month per share earnings of 84 cents for 1964 and 33 cents for 1963. He notes continued growth in ladies' seamless hosiery volume despite the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millis
Gavin Says Campaign Going Great for North Carolina
Republican gubernatorial nominee Robert Gavin praised his campaign progress in Durham and predicted strong GOP gains. He endorsed Barry Goldwater and said North Carolina would back him, citing 1960-level support and pledges from some Democrats to work together. Gavin spoke to about 250 supporters at Duke University and unveiled plans for a state jobs development commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Robert Gavin
Gavin
Barry Goldwater
North Carolina
al Assembly
Pye
Bob
Durham
Goldwater
Duke University
Passenger Train Service To Be Reduced In North Carolina
Southern Railway proposes consolidation of trains 38 and 30 on one schedule and trains 33 and 29 on another to cut operations costs. The move aims to save about $600 000 on Washington to Atlanta runs. Schedule changes also affect train No 3 with Charlotte arrival moved to 3 55 pm and Greensboro to 6 30 pm.
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Nat Steel
ChrisCrft
NorNatGas
NorPac
Vensta Pw
Draper
Equity
OlinMath
OtisElev
Pacg&e
Kratter
Pact&t
Mead John
RIC Group
Penn Big
Sbd
Val PaPwLt
Sperry R
Pennzoil
Crown Cork
Phila el
Publkind
Pullman
DetteAir
PureOit
DetEdis
Ieca 110
Det Steel Ia Lee
RaistonPur
Rayette Id
Raytheon
Dow Ca
Reeding Co
Drexel
duPont
RexaliDr Ob
East Air Lin
RheemMt
EastKo
Richfoll
Va/Rohr Corp
el & Music ElBonds
RoyDut
Royal McBee
Eipasong
Ryder Lyst
Emerson
EmerRad
SafewySt
Stros
ErieLack
EvansPd
Evership
SanDimo
Ve Scheniey
FairCam
Schick
Fairch Hiller
ScottPap
Va Corp
Sead AL
Feddsi
Searlgd
Naha
Sinclair
Ve Socony
Souprs
Va South Ry
Frito Lay
Frouent
Sperry Rand
Spiegel
GamSk
StBrands Ia
Kollsman
Aess
StdOil Cal
Stollind
Staatstenen
GenPree
G Pubut
Sun
GenTelse
Sunray
Swift Co
Rails Ind
Util
Fon. L. Yd Sents
Gillette
Tenn Gas
GienAid
Texinstm Bae
Textron
Greyand
HamPac
UnionElec
el Hanne Cole le
Hertz
UN OilCal
UN of Cal
Hewlett
UN Pac
UN Alri
Pemaote
Indus
Abbotts Db
Rituwe Co
US Steel
intMinerais
Alcoa
Bade von Olipd
VeintPack
Abosch
Vanad Corp
T&t
Varian As Ll
New York
Johns Mann
Vaelw Ia
Ye Walworth Co
WeMar
Weikernclé
Kineta
Whirlpool
Esevee
KirkNat
Asmeit
Koppis
Wiisn Co
WinnDix
Tob
Ve Kresge
AMP Inc
Kroger
Ampex
LenPorCem
Arken Ch
ArmcosSt
Atchison
Aties
Loews Theat
Aveo Corp
LongisiLt
BabcockWwit
Bell
Bendix
Marathon
BergWer
McDonAir Briggss
Merritt Chap
Monson
Motorola
Valerian
Va Ndairy
Commission
North Caro
Southern
Washington
Charlotte
Greensboro
Municipal Court Grants Divorces To 6 Couples
Judge Byron Haworth yesterday signed orders granting six divorces on grounds of two year separation. The couples include Madeline T. Wade from E. Wade, Carol Frady from William P. Ramsey, Sylvia W. Burton from Arlin L. Burton, Kathleen T. Woodle from William Howard Woodle, Robbie Burton from Milton Burton, and Hazel N. Kepley from James P. Kepley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Haworth
Madeline T. Wade
E. Wade
Carol Frady
William P. Ramsey
Sylvia W. Burton
Arlin L. Burton
Kathleen T. Woodle
William Howard Woodle
Robbie Burton
Milton Burton
Hazel N. i.Kepley
James P. Kepley
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Business and Finannual Vylows
Stock Market Report
Eeans
Dow Jones
Natalya Fateyeva
Ishapes
Soviet Union
Holly
Kernersville
Richard C. Bayer
Southern Railway
State Utilities ‘Commission
Atlanta
Meat Packing
Mississippi Valley Gas
Kingsport Press
General Electric Corp
Universal Oil Products
Phelps Dodge Corp
American Natural Gas
American Can Co
National Airlines, Inc
Powell, Kistler & Co
N. Main St
Thomasville
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