Stocks Rise as Markets Hold Steady Amid Holiday Caution
New York stocks advanced modestly led by steels autos and tobaccos as trading stayed quiet this afternoon. The AP 60 average rose to 220.2 with Dow up 1.88 at 739.74 while airlines and some high-flyers rebounded. oil issues were mixed and bonds showed volatility.
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Associated Press
American Motors
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
Jones & Laughlin
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Lorillard
Liggett & Myers
Reynolds
American Tobacco
du Pont
Pan American World Airways
Dow Jones
Polaroid
Control
IBM and
Electronic Associates
American Stock Exchange
Parkside High School resumes amid tense crowds
Jackson Michigan AP reports classes at Parkside High School reopened under heavy police guard after violent incidents the day before. Fifteen officers watched the campus while about 205 students were absent, with Negro and white youths involved in stone-throwing and jeers referencing Alabama.
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Alabama
George Kiesel
Birmingham
Parkside
Kiesel
Kennedy Tax Cut Debate Presses Jobs Growth
The speech argues the tax plan hinges on timing and spending caps. Kennedy urges support for the proposal tied to budgets not exceeding 97 billion for the current year and 98 billion for next year, signaling potential billions in spending cuts. Miller of New York criticizes credit card government on network broadcasts.
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Kennedy
Miller
New York
Kennedy Pushes Tax Cut Amid Senate Delay Fears
Kennedy hints at aligning with earlier Republican plan while signaling a possible Senate slowdown to delay the bill. He argues for an immediate, broad tax cut and opposes diluting amendments or delaying past next year. Some Democrats say the President's push boosts their leverage in critical votes.
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Senate
House
Ways and Means Committee
Over Counter Stocks Data Note
An unsettled stock data notice cites prices from the National Association of Securities Dealers and other sources. The text mentions September figures and potential revisions on request.
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National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Flooding Upstream Threatens Port Acres Levee Break
Emergency crews pressed sandbagging as eight foot levee near Port Acres faced flood risk. Civil Defense coordinator Sawyer Wilson urged at least 200 more workers. thousands evacuated, potential $10.5 million in damages. Worsening rains from Cindy and Neches River surge drive county disaster appeal to Governor Connally.
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Tex
Port Acres
Sawyer Wilson
Civil Defense
Texas
Cindy
Wilson
Tose
Edminson
Jdy
Taylor
FBI
Morganton
Jefferson County
Here
Port Arthur
U.S
Weather Bureau
Birmingham Bomb Blast and Three Girls Buried
Thousands attend the funeral for Denise McNair Addie Mae Collins and Cynthia Wesley as Dr Martin Luther King Jr urges resilience and faith. The bombing at Sixteenth Street Baptist Church leaves Carole Robertson among those killed. leaders head to Washington to report on racial crisis. Eight leaders including King call for continued advancement of civil rights amid grief.
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Hoyt Harwell
Birmingham
Ala
Martian Luther King Jr
Denise McNair
Addie Mae Collins
Cynthia Wesley
Carole Robertson
Sixteenth Street Baptist Church
Washington
Kennedy
King
Sixth Avenue Baptist Church
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the “Advancement ‘of Colored People
Joseph Ellwanger
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Extortion charged to two Morganton youths
Two Morganton youths were arrested on extortion charges. James Edminson was taken into custody at the Morganton bus station while attempting to collect demanded money from A. F. Summers, an air conditioning contractor, and implicated a second youth, Taylor. Complaints were filed before U.S. Commissioner James Simpson and they were arraigned.
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N.C
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Joseph Kissiah
Charlotte
Ie FBI
James Edminson
A. F. Summers
FBI
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Busi
Kissiah
Taylor
U.S
James Simpson
Morganston
Simpson
Bend
Indonesia Jakarta embassies attacked amid Malaysia dispute
Rioters in Jakarta chant crush the British and crush Malaysia targeting Britain's Malaysia policy as Sukarno blocks federation plans. In Kuala Lumpur anti Indonesian protests threaten to burn the former Indonesian Embassy residence while Malayan diplomats return home. The Philippines joins but less vocally. Malaysia breaks relations with both Indonesia and the Philippines.
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Malaya
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Kuala Lumpur
Pollice
Philippines
Indonesia
Integration Leaders Discuss Raleigh Civil Rights March
Durham AP report says state Negro integration leaders met to decide on joining a proposed mass march in Raleigh next month. Discussion covered Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s possible leadership, aim at state legislators, and Governor Sanford’s record noted as constructive.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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Golden Frinks
Edenton
Feaster
North Carolina
Martin J Luther King
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Sanford
King
Birmingham
Ala
Franks
Floyd McKissick
Congress of Racial Equality
Dr. King
Russia to Directly Approach U S Government Soon
A source on page 1-A says Russia is expected to make a direct approach to the United States government. Chicago Board of Trade futures rose on reports of a small Russian crop and Soviet buying. Any U S wheat deal with Russia would face Commerce Department export licensing and loss of farm subsidy benefits. Carlson urged cautious study by Agriculture and Commerce departments rather than advocating sale of strategic materials.
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Board of Trade
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Commerce Department
Soviet Union
Carlson
Department of Agriculture
Department of Commerce
Air Force and Navy personnel rotations and reassignment notes
Multiple service members including Airman Col and Lowdermilk reassigned to Sheppard AFB for training. Airman Moorefield set for Keesler AFB radar tech training after Lackland basic. Lt. Virgil Hill Jr. linked to USS Barb commission. Sgt. Hampton on temporary duty in France under Short Spurt. Also assigns for Linville Pope AFB and Carter Incirlik Turkey tour with 90 days NATO support.
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Virgil L. Hill Sr
Barbee Ave
High Point
Ingalls Shipbuilding Corp
Pascagoula
Miss
Airman Walter McComb Jr and Staff Sgt Billy Miller Assigned
Airman Walter McComb Jr of Raneman Rt 3 Asheboro will report to Charleston AFB S C for training and duty as an administrative specialist after completing basic at Lackland AFB Texas. He is a 1963 Central High School Asheboro graduate. Staff Sgt Billy E Miller Rt 6 Lexington has arrived at Goodfellow AFB Texas for assignment after a duty tour in Korea.
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Charles E. Moorefield
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Tex
Ragsdale High School
Jamestown
Billy C. Hampton
Thomasville
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France
Hampton
Patrick Afb
Fla
Curtis Hampton
Richard C. Moriris JR
Clara R. Marsh
Sheppard Afb
Morris
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Billy E. Miller
Rt. 6
Lexington
Good Fellow Afb
Korea
Local Seaman Graduates At Great Lakes Ceremony
Larry E Kennedy 17 son of Mr and Mrs Cletus W Kennedy of High Point and Donald E Pierce 23 son of Mrs Carlene Jones of Rt 1 Trinity completed basic training at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes IL They graduated in a full dress parade with more than 1 000 men participating.
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Carey Street
High Point
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Andy J. Bryant
Harris Street
Thomasville
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Thomasville Junior High
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Burton St
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Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Senator Lausche Urges Patriotism After Vote
Senator Lausche on page one A laments soul searching among senators and avoids questioning motives of any member. He expresses hope that after the final vote no alumnist, commentator, cartoonist, or ad hoc organization would impugn the patriotism or good faith of any senator regardless of position.
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