Market recovers as Dow clears noon gains in New York
The Associated Press average of 60 stocks rose to 255.20 at noon, up 1.90, with industrials up 3.50 and rails and utilities higher. Ford, Chrysler gain about 2 points. U.S. Steel and other steels advance. electronics join the rally as Beckman, Litton, and Zenith climb. Dow Jones industrial average adds 6.06 to 720.42 amid firmer bonds and lower trading on Jewish holidays.
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New York
Associated Press
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
U.S. Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Republic
Beckman
Litton
Zenith
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Westinghouse Electric
American Telephone
Southern California Edison
Commonwealth Edison
Consolidated Natural Gas
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Cutter's Trial Faces Precedent Shaping Jury Questions
TEXANS FROM PAGE 1-A reports jurors were questioned as the prosecution exercised a peremptory challenge in the murder case against Cutter. Defense sat composed behind four lawyers while questions probed impartial verdicts regarding whisky associations, alleged guilty thoughts, and relationship with Mrs Nycum over years. A rolling rendezvous bus carried Mrs Nycum’s body home at 2:30 a.m. July 4.
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Cutter
Eee
Ricky
Nycum
Security quotations guide by NASD and sources from 1941
Unofficial bid and asked prices from the National Association of Securities Dealers and others, intended as a guide to approximate ranges securities could have sold or been bought. Origin of quotations available on request.
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National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Marilyn Vanderbur Sues For Divorce
Gary Nady says Marilyn Vanderbur is filing for divorce after a Denver wedding in 1959 and a high profile Miss America connection. Vanderbur was in New York City for TV work and checked out of the Savoy Hilton without a forwarding address.
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Denver
Colo
Gary Nady
Colorado
Marilyn Vanderbur
Marilyn
New York City
Miss Vanderbur
Savoy Hilton
Nady
Parsons College
Iowa
Rocky Mountain News
St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Atlantic City
N.J
University of Colorado
Vanderbur
Gary
Fairfield
Tornado Toll Rises Across Texas Amid Storm Emergency
The hurricane and tornado outbreak left multiple deaths including a four week old infant in Louisiana and a Houston man Able D Three ton 56 who was killed stepping on a live wire. Heavy rains up to 13 inches threaten flood on Victoria and surrounding rivers. Galveston suffers roof damage at St Marys Cathedral and nearby school as 30 to 60 cars are wrecked. The Weather Bureau forecast tornadoes for Texas with a Nacogdoches strike in East Texas and 100 mph winds reported in several areas.
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Atl Refining Weer
Aveo Cp Kenees
Balt &O
Ssenees
Bendix Corp
American Fidelity Life
Cannon Mills Seen Nee
Colonial
Caro P&l Re
Drexel Furniture
Celanese Corpeeewe
Fair Lanes Ee
Chain Belt al 'Champion P&f
Gulf Life Ins
Ches & Ohio
Harris-T’ter
Chrysler
First Union Nat. Bank
Coca-Cola
Jefferson Standard Life
Columbia G&e Conces
Life & Casualty Ins
Fa Credit Deosee
Nat'l Old Line
N.C. National Bank
Curtis Wrt
N.C. Tel
Dan Riv Mills
N.S. Tel
Douglas Airc
Aeenneee
Peninsular Life
Goodyear T&r Eee
Greyhound Eee
Gulf Oil Corp
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Sesees
Tel & Tel
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Bees
McLean
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Eeewne
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Penney J C
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Phillips Petr
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Ricky
Sandra
Nycum
Sears Roebuck
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Victoria
Tex
Louisiana
Able D. Threeton
Houston
Weather Bureau
Galveston
St. Mary's Catholic Cathedral
Texas
Nacogdoches
Deaths and Funerals for Pardue and Thompson
Ed M. Pardue 72 died at his home in Kingsport Tennessee. Funeral held today at 2 p.m. for Pardue. William Graeser Thompson 48 of 605 Montlieu Avenue died at High Point Memorial Hospital after a home attack and a brief illness. Funeral was held at 2 p.m. Monday in Sechrest Chapel with burial in Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery. Pallbearers listed include J F Morton Ernest Bailey Dan Stoddard John Jennings N P Holmes Ear Taylor Frank Smith Jr Dan Frank Taylor Tyree Nabors and John Brown.
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Kingsport
Tenn
Ed M. Pardue
James F. Dobbins
Nathan Hunter
Mr. Pardue
Tennessee
William Graeser Thompson
Sechrest Chapel
Cecil E. Haworth
High Point
High Point Memorial Hospital
High Pointer Blalock Dies At 86 In Albemarle
William Anderson Blalock 86 retired farmer and textile worker died Sunday at his daughter's home in Albemarle after three months illness. Survived by wife Ollie Drye Blaylock three daughters two sons two brothers and several relatives. Funeral 3 p.m. today at Second Street Presbyterian Church with burial in Palestine Cemetery.
Kernersville Woman Dies In Burlington
Mrs Myr tle Stafford Ingram 74 of Kernersville died at a Burlington rest home after three years of declining health. She was a member of Cherry Street Methodist Church. Survived by one daughter Rosa Winfree of Winston-Salem and three sons Kermit Ingram Winston-Salem John W Ingram Lexington and Roger Ingram Haw River, 18 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral set for 11 a.m. Wednesday at Roberts Funeral Home with burial in Mount Gur Cemetery.
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Myrtle Stafford Ingram
Burlington
Cherry Street
Rosa Winfree
Winston- Salem
Kermit Ingram
Winston - Salem
John W. Ingram
Lexington
Roger Ingram
Haw River
Roberts Funeral Home
Mount Gur
Williams Leaves On European Business Trip
H O Williams executive vice president of Adams-Millis Corp. travels five weeks to Europe with Robert Quaidrach from the European subsidiary. The pair will meet in England with a major computer maker and base activities in Brussels while touring trade in European Community countries.
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H. O. Williams
Mother Of Lexington Woman Dies At 85 In Salisbury
Mrs. R. W. Tiernan 85 died Saturday night at home after two months of declining health and two weeks of serious illness. She was born in Anson County and was active in First Methodist Church WLCS Rowan County Museum and Coffee Hour Club. Surviving: son William Miles Tiernan Ocala Florida four daughters Lila Skinner Lexington Henry Huffman California Pennsylvania Arthur S. Baker Lexington Weyman Peacock Lexington. one brother Algia H. Nash Bushnell Florida and one sister Mrs John A. Lappin Baltimore Maryland. Funeral 3 p m today at First Methodist Church with burial in Chestnut Hill Cemetery.
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R. W
Bob) Tiernan
Tiernan
Anson County
First Methodist Church
WLCS
Rowan County
Coffee Hour Club
William Miles Tiernan
Ocala
Fla
Lila T. Skinner
Henry Huffman
California
Arthur S. Baker
Lexington
Weyman Peacock
Algia H. Nash
Bushnell
John A. Lappin
Baltimore
Harlan Creech
Frank Riker
Chestnut Hill Cemetery
Bribery Indictments Presented In North Carolina Game Fix
Wake County Grand Jury heard bills of indictment charging four North Carolina State College players and associates with bribery and conspiracy. Joseph Green, a New York gambler, faces six counts of offering bribes and four counts of actual bribery. Co-defendants include Charles Tucker David Budin Michael Siegal Lou Barshak and Bob Krawe with two counts each. Indictments allege bribes in games against Duke Maryland North Carolina and Georgia Tech involving players San Niewierowski Anton Muehlbauer Terry Litchfield and others.
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Raleigh
N.C
Wake County
Lester V. Chalmers
New York
Joseph Green
Chalmers
Charles Tucker
David Budin
Michael Siegal
Lou Barshak
Bob Krawe
San Niewierowski
Green
Niewierowski
Anton
Dutch) Muehlbauer
Duke
Cotton futures dip at opening on New York market
New York AP report shows cotton futures opening five cents per bale lower than the prior close while trading at 90 cents above the previous settlement.
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NEW York
Teens defended by speakers at High Point Ser toma Club
Ardley Hart urged faith in youth as James town School District principal Kenneth Miller defended teens against juvenile crime concerns. Miller contrasted today with prior eras, noting more youths and smarter pupils, and invited student Leslie Collins to speak on delinquency causes and family and societal influences.
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High Point Sertoma Club
Ardley Hart
Union
Guilford
Collins
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Jamestown Methodist Church
Four N C Firms Plan To Merge Into Kellwood Co
Four North Carolina manufacturers join 17 firm merger announced by Maurice Perlstein of McComb Manufacturing Co. Kellwood Co will have headquarters here with Perlstein as president. Ahoskie Mfg Co Asheville Garver Mfg Wilmington and Siler City Mfg join to produce non competing apparel and related goods.
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Chicago
North Carolina
Maurice Perlstein
McComb Manufacturing Co
Perlstein
Kellwood Co
Ahoskie Mfg. Co
Ahoskie, N. C
Biltmore Mfg. Co., Inc
Asheville
N.C
Court Dismisses Assault Case in Local Session
Municipal Court action yesterday saw one assault case dismissed and sentences handed down for resisting an officer and drunk and disorderly conduct. Judge Byron Haworth presided all day. Elija Red McClain of Morgan Street had assault charges dropped involving Jessie Ramseur and Lilen Archie. Roy Little received a 30 day sentence with suspended costs for trespassing and two counts of drunkenness, pending a 60 day period.
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Elija
Red) McClain
Morgan Street
Jessie Ramseur
Lilen Archie
Roy Little
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