Market Rally Lifts Dow as Stocks Advance on Sept 1 1961
Zenith soars to a fresh high as the stock market trends higher. Du Pont slips 1 to 229 1 2 amid broad gains with American Telephone U S Steel American Tobacco and General Dynamics posting modest declines. Dow Jones at noon rises 1 58 to 721 52 with American Stock Exchange prices up in steady trading. Corporate bonds mix while U S government bonds ease slightly.
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du Pont
American Telephone
U.S. Steel
American Tobacco
General Dynamics
American Stock Exchange
Ee A
NEW York
Waaieiavas Cp
Bendix Corp
Wall Street
Associated Press
Porden Co
Dan River Mills
Douglas Aire
Axove Bee
General Motors
Ford
DuPont
Chrysler
East Airl
American Motors
Eastman
Studebaker-Packard
Ford Motor
Gen Foods
Gerb
Gerb Prod
Goodrich BF
Goodyear T&r
Greyhound
Gulf Oil Corp
Int
Nickel Can
Int Paper
Tel & Tel
Kayser Roth Teeeeeee
Kenct Cop
Liggett & Myers
Lockh
Ohio Oil
Atch T&SF ans + dee
Atl Coast Line
so+e
Penney JC
Atl Refining
Pennsy RR
Pepsi Cola
Radio Corp
Sears Roebuck
Dean
Calif
Std Oil Inc
Geneva
Stevens J P
Texaco Inc
Soviet Union
Textron Inc Wena Eens
Union Bag
United Airlines 43
United Aircr
United Fruit Lawnsain
Va P&p
West Union
United States
Ing
Winn Dixieeenetee
Woolworth
Kennedy presses for disarmament pathway after Soviet tests
President Kennedy seeks rapid congressional action on a new disarmament agency as talks with the Soviet Union continue. McCloy plans to meet Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin in New York next Wednesday amid renewed Soviet atomic testing. Dean, just back from Geneva, says Khrushchev uses Hitlerian techniques in the arms dispute.
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McCloy
New York
Washington
Kennedy
Moscow
Valerian Zorin
Zorin
United Nations
Conf Dean
Sanolly
Geneva
Khrushchev
Dean
Hitler
Senate
World Conference Aims At Peace Amid Nuclear Tension
Delegates including Sukarno and Nasser pressed for disarmament and UN reform as Moscow signals on nuclear tests loom. They urged recognition of East and West Germany and sought peaceful co existence across blocs. The mood remained cautious amid Western-Soviet strain and hopes for a stronger nonaligned voice.
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Sukarno
Tito
Nasser
East Germany
United Nations
Soviet Union
Moscow
Communist Party
Kremlin
Plane Crash Headlines Add To U S Air Disaster Toll
Eyewitnesses on page 1A recall a plane plunging from the sky with engines roaring and flames showering the ground. The crash leaves many dead including families from Covina Park and Palo Alto and triggers FBI and National Guard responses as investigators probe potential federal law violations.
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George
George Holub
Earth
U.S
New York City
United Air Lines
Grand Canyon
FBI
Post Office Department
R. C. Maloney
Covina Park
Los Angeles
New York
EF. Chamberlain
Palo, Alto
Calif
Gillian
New Bedford
Mass
Concord
N.H
National Guard
Argonne National Laboratory
Tragic Flaming Airliner Crash Claims Many Victims
The TWA Constellation crash near Chicago killed numerous travelers from California to Pennsylvania. Victims included Edward N. Chamberlain and family of Palo Alto, R. C. Maloney family of Covina Park, and extended groups from Eureka, New Bedford, Santa Rosa, and Pittsburgh. Dozens aboard departed from Pittsburgh and Chicago with several children among the dead.
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Associated Press
TWA
Chicago
R. C. Maloney
Covina Park
Calif
Michael
Maureen
Richard
Mary
Edward N. Chamberlain
Palo Alto
Kensington
Conn
Chamberlain
Abiriam Chamberlain
Connecticut
Edward
Grant
James
L. Neil Gilliam
Forestry Department
Eureka
New Bedford
Mass
Frances Gilliam
Lights On For Safety Labor Day Campaign
North Carolina motorists are urged to leave headlights on during daylight Saturday through Sunday to cut Labor Day highway deaths. Coleman W. Roberts of the Carolina Motor Club says the bright signal shows concern for traffic safety and pledges safe driving. Agencies involved include the State Highway Patrol, NC Motor Carriers Association, NC Junior Chamber, and state military bases.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Coleman W. Roberts
The
Carolina Motor Club
State Highway Patrol
N.C. Motor Carriers Association
N.C. Junior Chamber of Commerce
Mexican President Lopez Mateos Invited to Speak at State Fair
AP reports Governor Sanford will invite Mexican President Adolfo Lopez Mateos to Raleigh for the State Fair trip September 10 to 14. Mateos is asked to give the main address October 16 during State College Day.
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Raleigh
Adofo Lopez Mateos
Sanford
Mateos
Theair
State College
U N Disarmament Hopes Lost By Soviet Test Resumption
The Soviet Union resumes nuclear tests, dealing a blow to U N disarmament hopes and boosting U S standing with Asian African neutrals. President Kennedy signals restraint while the U S moves to establish a permanent disarmament agency and seeks a strong UN General Assembly resolution.
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United Nations
N.Y
Soviet Union
United States
Kennedy
Britain
U.N. General Assembly
Assembly
Free World
Belgrade
Trials near Clinton reveal Williams linked to NAACP tensions
Police report a man resembling Williams stopped for vehicle repairs near Clinton about 150 miles east. The NAACP figure James Williams faced opposition from national leaders and anti segregationists, with Gov. Sanford signaling possible recurrence of violence. Four indicted include May Mallory, Richard Crowder, Harold Reep, and John Cecil Lowry. three men jailed without bond.
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Williams
Highway Patrol
National Association For the Advancement of ‘Colored People
Union County
NAACP
Raleigh
Terry Sanford
Monroe
John Cecil Lowry
Bronx
N.Y
White
Queens College
New York City
Reep
Crowder
Lowry
Mallory
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Pittsburg
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Inglewood
Skurcenski
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Saltsburg
Glenn Kraft Sr
Charleroi
John Bartram
Erie
Emma Little
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York
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Charles Mcllister
David Brown
Beth Harnish
Labor Day
Mateos Invitation
U.N
America
American Finance Corporation
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Longview
Mr. Dunbar and
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Longview Dr
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DUK Power Company
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