Stock Market Edges Higher in Moderate Trading
The New York market showed selective gains as the AP 60 average rose .70 to 251.60 at noon with industrials, rails, and utilities up. Montgomery Ward and Interstate Department Stores lagged on merger news, while GM and Ford eased and several tech and chemical stocks posted gains.
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Interstate
du Pont
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Douglas
Beckman Instruments
Argo Oil
International Business
Texas Instruments
Brunswick
Litton Industries
Kennecott
Consolidated Natural Gas
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National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
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Burl Ind
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Piedmont Nat. Gas
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Cotton Futures Open Lower on New York Market
New York AP reports cotton futures opening five cents lower to 25 cents higher than the prior close while U.S. government bonds fall in slow trading.
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New York
U.S
Egypt and Syria Remain Separate Nations Despite Unity Plan
The Associated Press notes that despite the 1958 United Arab Republic merger Egypt and Syria remain distinct states. It maps borders with Israel Jordan and Lebanon, outlines political shifts under Nasser, and recalls Syria’s road to independence and postwar unrest.
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Syrian revolt flares amid Nasser backed push in Damascus
Reports say fighting raged in Damascus streets as telephone links to the city were cut and the Lebanese Syrian border closed. Abdul Hamid Serraj, a former Syrian intelligence chief, returned to Damascus from Cairo amid power struggles. Nasser ordered 15,000 Egyptian troops in Syria to crush the uprising as Damascus radio claimed control with Amer and Gen. Gamal Feisal in charge. Northern tribes around Aleppo reportedly backed Nasser.
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Valiant Priced Cheaper Than Many Compact Cars
The article notes the Valiant offers lower pricing by several hundred dollars compared with many other compact cars, highlighting its affordability and value in the market.
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William Artis Walser Obituary in Lexington
William Artis Walser, 38, of Lexington Route 4, died yesterday at Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem after three years of declining health and five months of serious illness. He leaves wife Treva Hege Walser, four children, one grandchild, and four sisters. Funeral 4 p.m. Friday at Good Hope Methodist Church with burial in the church cemetery.
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Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Shiloh Methodist Church
Davidson County
Treva Hege Walser
Ruby Mae Walser
Libby Ann Walser
Rebecca Dianne Walser
William James Walser
Olin Essick
Ted Cole
C. W. Ader
Shady Hanes
Good Hope Methodist Church
W. T. Forbis
C. E. Ridge
Senate and House clash over bill promises
Mansfield said the Senate would back the bill and they planned to quit after passage. Rep Albert Thomas called the Senate committee unanimous on the compromise while a spokesman suggested Senate cries stemmed from offended dignity rather than policy.
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Senate
Albert Thomas
D-Tex
House
Diplomats Discuss Access After Berlin Peace Talks
Rusk and Gromyko meet for four hours at lunch and again for four hours at Soviet HQ on Park Avenue to press for Khrushchev demands. The talks explore pressuring Western powers to modify Berlin stance and guarantee access following a peace treaty with East Germany.
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East Germany
Gromyko
Berlin
Khrushchev
Rusk
Park Avenue
Nixon Seen as Still Leader of GOP Despite Reelection Talks
Rocky Not Counting says re election proceeds satisfactorily and Nixon remains the titular GOP leader as Eisenhower congressional leaders and other Republicans stay as top spokesmen. Goldwater gains room to operate nationally as Rockefeller and Nixon focus on home states. Rockefeller is a liberal wing figure while Goldwater is the top conservative.
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National Republican Party
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Goldwater
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Gop
Rockefeller
Rockefeller Aims for New York Victory to Boost Bid
The passage notes a political figure rejecting liberal as a label and emphasizes a New York victory as crucial for any Rockefeller effort to challenge Nixon. It frames the New York result as a strategic asset in a broader GOP move.
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Nixon
Rockefeller
Nixon Holds Lead as Nomination Battle Narrowly Shifts
Nixon appears poised to secure the party nomination and is favored to win the governorship amid evolving strategies and polling signals. The scene centers on perceived momentum and the balance of party support as campaigns adapt.
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Soviet memorandum on colonialism targets U N role in colonized territories
A Soviet memorandum alleges U S pressure for colonial schemes and proposes a U N committee to supervise all colonies and dependents. The document, about 6000 words, portrays the United States as the mastermind behind colonial powers and accuses Americans of fomenting colonial schemes.
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