Market advances lift industrial stocks led by motors firms
New York stocks rose in moderate trading as industrials gained with utilities and rails. Montgomery Ward traded amid merger talk and halts, then reopened. Ford and Chrysler edged higher while Beckman Instruments and Texas Instruments posted strong gains. Dow Jones noon average rose 3.64 to 696.84.
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Texas Instruments
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Litton Industries
Xerox
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Man Injured As Automobile Strikes Truck
Homer A. Ritchie 73 of Oakwood Ave is believed in serious condition at Memorial Hospital after his car hit a Southern Oil Co truck on Kearns St at noon. Harold Wayne Cole 21 driver of the truck said Ritchie’s car struck first at full speed then a second impact shattered the windshield. Cole reported Ritchie appeared unconscious at first impact and later said he blacked out.
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Soviet Gromyko Signals Possible Path to Berlin Talks
In a General Assembly speech Andrei Gromyko outlined Soviet willingness to sign a peace treaty with East Germany and suggested UN involvement to stabilize West Berlin. He warned against Western threats and floated neutral-state or UN troops as guarantors, hinting at UN mediation if negotiations fail.
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Congress ends tense session with space drive and spending battles
The 87th Congress wrapped a long session marked by a $92.5 billion fiscal plan and defense funding for Kennedy including a moon mission push by 1970. Republicans defended cooperation on foreign affairs and cuts to domestic programs while Democrats attributed slower progress to international crises and budget pressures.
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Congress
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U N Talks With Gromyko Signal Possible Policy Shift
U N ambassador Gromyko met with Secretary of State Rusk at his Park Avenue headquarters for lunch in a sign that the Soviet Union may modify its stance. He presented Berlin crisis arguments but urged U N involvement and proposed the U N act as guarantor of a free city status in West Berlin.
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East Berlin police fire shots as 600 West Berliners clash
East German police fired warning shots Tuesday night when about 600 angry West Berliners threw rocks toward border lights and barbed wire. West Berlin police moved demonstrators back in Reinickendorf amid evacuations of border residents and trench digging by Communist authorities along the border.
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East Berlin
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Fire and drowning follow tanker blaze near Morehead City
The cruise ship blaze near the Morehead City Beaufort area killed crewman Clyde V. Leonard of Norfolk Virginia and left several injured. A charter boat Bonnie II rescued three others as flames reached the harbor waters and a tanker unloaded about 101000 barrels of cargo earlier. Local man Leon Clifton described the rapid fire spreading toward the ship and the dangerous explosion that followed as rescuers pulled burn victims including William Massengill and his father from the water.
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Norfolk
Bonnie II
Riddle
Leon Clifton
Clifton
William G. Massengill
Four Oaks
William H. Massengill
Wade
Massengills
Dow Jones Averages Report At Noon
The Dow Jones averages show the 30 industrials at 697.20 696.84 695.34 with mixed readings. Utilities and other sections list varying figures and volumes as market activity continues through the trading day.
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Ford UAW Near Three Year Pact Says Sources
AP Detroit report states Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers were near agreement on a three year labor contract. Talks focused on non economic issues while outlining conditions for about 120000 Ford workers. GM's pact earlier set a pattern for Ford Chrysler and others with raises and benefits.
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Ford Motor Co
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UAW
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Ford
Reuther
General Motors Corp
Louis G. Seaton
Tanker to Marine Hospital at Cherry Point Inures and Rescues
The Marine public information officer reported five crew members released early today from the tanker incident at Cherry Point. Names include John C. Smith, Eadis Page, James H. Minter, Adeline Mattamala, and Henry Pickens from Florida, Texas, Virginia, Texas, and North Carolina. Four others were seriously injured: William H. Massengill and William G. Massengill from Four Oaks, Wade H. Stanley of Four Oaks, Henry Crawford of Boston, and captain R. W. Hunter of Montauk Point escaped by leaping into the water.
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Houston
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Henry Pickens
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Montauk Point
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Da Vinci Stretch Theory Aims to Ease Back Strain
Millicent Linden argues Leonardo da Vinci and Newton explain how to prevent back strain through natural stretches rather than exercise. Her book Why You Should Not Exercise promotes five stretches such as the embryo and quadruped moves, claimed to aid business men under tension.
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Kennedy
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da Vinci
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Castro says Cuban army reorganized for invasion defense
In Havana Fidel Castro declares Cuba has reorganized its armed forces into three main corps and a structured army formation. He accuses the United States of planning a new invasion while vowing to inflict a bigger defeat than the Bay of Pigs. The remarks come at a Matanzas militia officer graduation ceremony broadcast on TV.
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