Market slips from record highs amid stock shifts
New York stocks edged down from recent records in light to fair trading. Dow Jones industrial average fell about 0.81 to 739.53 at noon as steel, motor and railway shares eased while rubbers papers tobacco utilities and chemicals edged higher. Some glamour issues zigzagged with mixed results across sectors and bond prices showed a varied picture.
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Dow Jones
Associated Press
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du Pont
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Polaroid
American Stock Exchange
Bennett Promises Statement On Governor Bid
Bennett Jr. promised a formal statement this month about his candidacy for governor in 1964. The Winston-Salem oil man, who recently resigned as state Democratic party chairman, gave no clear plan and did not confirm or deny reports he will not seek the nomination. He also indicated he does not intend to pursue another party post or the party chairmanship again.
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Winston-Salem
Democratic Party
Bert L. Bennett Jr
Bennett
Senate hears Dirksen on nuclear test treaty assurances
Dirksen states assurances from Kennedy on testing and defense limits satisfy Eisenhower and address Long opposition. Kennedy rejects Goldwater plan on Cuba bases while pledging action if Cuba undermines the treaty. Thurmond hints at extended debate and potential amendments as opposition grows. Long argues the pact benefits the Soviet Union and harms U.S. defense posture.
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D-La
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Senate
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Barry Goldwater
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Mansfield
Curtis
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Segregation Protests Continue Across Alabama Schools
White pupils walk out or boycott desegregated schools in Birmingham Mobile Tuskegee and Graymont as authorities mobilize National Guard and police. Demonstrators wave presegregation banknotes and Confederate flags while a few students resist.
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Phillips
Birmingham
National States Rights Party
National Guard
West End
Murphy High
Mobile
Raymond B. Taylor
Tuskegee
Graymont Elementary
West End High
Mrs Nhu refutes U S reports on leave demand and Buddhist crisis
Mrs. Nhu, wife of South Viet Nam President Ngo Dinh Diem, said she would seek better information rather than meetings with Kennedy or de Gaulle. She denied her husband runs the secret police, praised U S fairness if invited, and described Buddhist suppression as needing clearer facts while attending the Interparliamentary Union in Belgrade.
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Over-Counter Stock Prices Guide September 12 1963
Unofficial otc bid and asked prices from NASD and other sources outline approximate ranges where securities could have been sold or bought at compilation on September 12 1963. Origin of quotations available on request.
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National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Incoming Vessels Undergo Extensive Inspection List
Charleston article explains federal agents boarding arriving ships to enforce health and safety rules. Quarantine officer lowers flag when no disease is aboard, then customs, immigration, agriculture, and coast guard teams inspect manifests, cargo, crew, passengers, and potential pests or contraband. Sleep is sacrificed for national security.
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U.S. Treasury
United States
Public Health Service
Customs Service
Immigration and Naturalization
Department of Agriculture
Coast Guard
Treasury
Custom Agency Service
Border Patrol
Federal Service
Docile fox handled by Humane Society in Redwood City
Mrs. Elizabeth Scheel recalled washing when a fox wandered in and she mistook it for a big cat. The Humane Society took charge of the unexpectedly tame fox.
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Redwood City
Calif
Elizabeth Scheel
the Humane Society
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