Market dips trim losses as GM strike lingers
New York stocks eased early, with the 60 stock average down 0.20 to 255.60 as losses spread among chemicals electronics and oils. Dow Jones industrials fell 1.70 to 720.50 while Ford gained on GM strike news and Philco tumbled after a delayed opening.
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Security Quotations From NASD April 28 1961
Unofficial bid and asked prices from NASD and other sources serve as a guide to approximate ranges these securities could have sold at the time of compilation indicated by ED and ASKED marks. Origin of quotations available on request.
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National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Coroner’s Probe Details Abuse Case at Nycum Home
Under cross examination Mrs Hemmings testified Cutter warned Nycum she would die if she continued drinking and urged calling the morgue rather than an ambulance. Hemmings described daily visits, use of alias George Bryant, and bruises on Nycum including a large bruise on the breast and buttock. Police photos showed additional injuries. Neighbors testified about Nycum’s injuries and a teenager cited her “run through the mill” appearance after an overnight absence.
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James E. Walker
Cutter
Venezuelan tobacco official speaks at Randleman Rotary
Randleman Rotary Club heard Tom M Parrish of Maracay Venezuela discuss agriculture government and tobacco production. Parrish a Oak Ridge native and supervisor of leaf tobacco for Philip Morris in Venezuela settled there after World War II and has three children. Bob Shelton introduced him.
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Tom M. Parrish
Maracay
Venezuela
Randleman Rotary Club
Parrish
Oak Ridge
Phillip Morris Tobacco Co
Bob Shelton
Bob Bunker
Asheboro
Lamb pricing case targets major meat firms and buyers
A federal complaint accuses Allan American Stores Armour Goldring Rath Swift Wilson Heath and Holley of fixing lamb prices by coordinating buying and restricting competition. It alleges parallel pricing on large dressed lamb purchases from Armour and other packers and asserts commitments to sell to chains at uniform prices, impacting market conditions.
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DeMolays Hold Car Wash Fundraiser in Thomasville
The Local Order of DeMolay hosts a car wash Saturday to raise funds for ceremonial robes. Volunteers will wash cars 9:30 a.m. to noon at Rex Service Station on Randolph Street and 1 to 5 p.m. at Welborn Motors on National Highway.
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Thomasville
Order of the DeMolay
Rex
Randolph Street
Welborn Motors
Naional Highway
Pershing Missile Registers 18th Success
At Cape Canaveral the Army's Pershing rockets logged its 18th success in 22 tests. The 34 foot solid fuel missile reached over 200 miles down range as officials tested the inertial guidance system ahead of European deployment next year.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Europe
Ministers protest arrests during church leaders trip
Rockefeller urged no special treatment as several Protestant ministers protested arrests. The group had U S travel plans from New Orleans to Jackson and Tougaloo College then on to Detroit for a church convention. Seven ministers flew to Atlanta with Sewanee on schedule.
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Robert Kennedy
New Orleans
Jackson
Tougaloo Southern Christian College
National Shelters urged by Teller in U S defense plan
Dr Edward Teller calls for a massive nationwide push to build public and private shelters from city to hamlet to save nine of ten citizens in a nuclear attack. He urges cheap basements and mass shelters with independent air supply, water and food stores, radios, and fire doors to reduce casualties and aid rapid recovery.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Edward Teller
University of California
Teller
Willard Libby
Atomic Energy Commission
New York City
Use Of American Troops As Film Props Questioned
Republican Rep. Bob Wilson questioned the Pentagon about using Germany-based U S Army troops as props for a France filmed version of The Longest Day The Defense Department traced cooperation to Gen Norstad and producer Darryl Zanuck noting no interference with training or operations and confirming the 150 troops were diverted for 11 days.
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Europe
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Veteran to man recruit office in Lexington and Thomasville
MSgt. Ewing A. Moore, veteran recruiter and career counselor, will staff the new Lexington recruiting office. He will also man the Thomasville post office hours each Thursday from 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. The Lexington office is located across the hall from the Selective Service Board.
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Thomasville
Ewing A. Moore
U. S&. Army
Lexington
Selective Service Board
Commander Glacier Moves 800 Feet In Six Years In BC
The Commander Glacier in British Columbia has advanced a total of 800 feet over the past six years. Researchers note this measurable change as part of ongoing glacier dynamics in the region.
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Commander Glacier
British Columbia
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