Stock Market Mixed Gains Amid All Time Dow Peak
New York stock trading opened with a strong push toward an all time Dow peak but failed to sustain the gains. The noon Dow average rose to 736.16 while the AP index slipped to 261.6 as profit taking and shifting prices created an irregular session. IBM rose over seven points, Chrysler edged up, and U S Steel held a small advance amid mixed movement among oils drugs and other groups.
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Wallace closes four schools to integrate on Monday
Mothers and children from page 1 A describe futile walks as executive order closes four schools slated for integration until Monday. A trooper tells an 11 year old there is no school. Wallace moved early, after the school board and City Council rejected a second postponement. The council wired Wallace to stay hands off.
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Pakistan Seeks Steady Ally despite China ties
Pakistan told Undersecretary George Ball during his three day mission in Rawalpindi that it will remain a firm Western ally against communism while not altering foreign policy to gain aid. Pakistani sources said Pakistan plans no military alliance with Red China and will oppose U.S. arms for regional balance. Ball was told Islamabad seeks normal ties with neighbors, fears India border moves, and doubts mediation on Kashmir.
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Stocks Hit Highest Level in History on Dow Breakthrough
The Dow Jones industrial average jumped 5.06 to 737.98, a new high surpassing 734.91 set December 13, 1961, as the 60 stock average also hit fresh highs. Brokers saw potential for renewed small investor interest after Black Monday in 1962, though cautioned the breakthrough is mostly psychological.
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Retiring From Theater Without Being On Stage
New York AP reports Sara Greenspan a senior Theatre Guild staffer has retired after 38 years in physical show business duties. Starting as a secretary she rose to associate business manager. She tracked Bernard Shaw productions nationwide and never wished to perform on stage.
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Red China accuses Russia of subversion in Sinkiang border row
Beijing charged Moscow with mass coercion of Chinese into the Soviet Union, staging subversive actions in Sinkiang and Ili to undermine Chinese administration. It cited Khrushchev’s 1962 demands as aiming to place China under Soviet control. The charges followed a 30,000-word Peking attack signaling a possible split in the Communist bloc.
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Pope Says He's Not Soft On Reds
Pope Paul VI told a conference in Gandolfo Italy that the Catholic Church will not soften its opposition to Marxist atheism and other errors. He urged priests in hardship posts to persevere and assured them of his understanding, love, and prayers.
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Eight Weeks for Russian Puppets on Broadway
The Obrad Soviet Russian Puppet Theater will have an eight week Broadway engagement starting September 29. It will be the company’s only U.S. appearance under the cultural exchange program. Evening shows target adults and children while the matinee features an 18 scene Aladdin puppet production.
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