Market Dips After Morning Gains In Mixed Trading
The market softened after an early rise with steel stocks retreating and little buying power. The Associated Press average slipped .1 to 336.9 as industrials rose .2, the Dow up .72 to 910.83, with corporate bonds steady and Treasuries lower.
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Death by Own Action Ruled In Professor's Death
Police ruled the professor's death as caused by his own action. The incident occurred at his residence where his wife and a man were initially questioned. The professor, a former dean of a law school and longtime instructor, was connected to the Price admit ted crackdown and had ties to the Pi.
Farm Bill Debate Moves Through Senate
Senate debate centers on a controversial omnibus farm bill. Chairman Allen Ellender of Louisiana leads discussion as lawmakers consider major agriculture policy changes and funding implications.
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Joe Hall
Washington
Senate
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Middle Belt Market Opens At 59 To 62
The Fectoral State Market News Service reports opening day averages from untied sales with heavy volume and two thirds untied. Prices range from 55 to 67 per unit, with top company price at 7 and government deliveries between 12.6 percent of gross sales.
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School Head Denies Race Is Factor
In North Carolina the school head challenges claims of racial bias in hiring. He cites cases where Negro teachers were reportedly dismissed or passed over for white applicants despite equal or stronger qualifications. He notes personal or financial factors as elimination reasons.
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North Carolina
Palmer
Asheboro
New York
Betsy Forces Widespread Watches Across Florida
Miami report says as Hurricane Betsy raged across Florida, weather forecasters issued watches for additional storm areas. Officials urged residents to monitor alerts and prepare for potential impacts along the coast and inland counties.
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Wall of Water Threatens Miami as Hurricane Betsy Hits
Tropical storm Betsy passes 10 miles south of Miami bringing hours of torrential rain and a 10 inch total, with South Florida avocado crop wiped out. Coast Guard says Amarylis aground off Palm Beach with 28 aboard. Nassau reports unclear fate for Abaco and Eleuthera. Forecasters warn uncertain Gulf impact and further coastlines.
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Miami Weather Bureau
Miami
South Florida
George Cooper
Lawmaker approves speaker ban. university leaders oppose
The 1963 legislature approved the speaker ban law without a public hearing. A nine member commission conducts hearings to decide if the law should be repealed amended or retained. Opponents include Chancellor Paul Sharp Bonnie Cone and other UNC leaders.
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UNC
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Bonnie E. Cone
Charlotte
John T. Caldwell
N. C. State
Raleigh
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Greensboro
William B. Aycock
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Marines Sweep Peninsula Tunnel Blast Kills 66 Viet Cong
U S Marines sweeping the Batangan peninsula blew up a tunnel killing 66 Viet Cong. The assault involved about 5 000 Marines at dawn. Intelligence had estimated up to 1 000 guerillas in the area. Marines encountered little resistance as the operation continued.
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U.S
Batangan
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Curt Turner Secures Factory Ford Ride
Curt Turner has been assigned a factory Ford ride but details on remaining races this season are not yet settled He said the exact number of events he will compete in cannot be determined at this time and no timetable is set.
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Two Bills Come Out Of Committee From Senate Judiciary
In Washington AP report Dirksen's reapportionment constitutional amendment and Johnson immigration bill advanced from the Senate Judiciary Committee. The amendment moved to the Senate on a 9 to 7 vote with no recommendation, while the immigration bill to end the national origins quota system passed 14 to 2.
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Everett M. Dirksen
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Senate Judiciary Committee
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