Stock Market Mixed as Week Opens with Caution
New York prices showed mixed moves with some blue chips gaining while others lagged. The AP 60 average rose 0.50 to 251.90 at noon amid pre weekend caution and headlines from Ford labor talks.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1961
Page
2
New York prices showed mixed moves with some blue chips gaining while others lagged. The AP 60 average rose 0.50 to 251.90 at noon amid pre weekend caution and headlines from Ford labor talks.
Nasser, accused of subverting Arab unity, is challenged by a two day rebellion in Syria. Rebel leaders empower a provisional cabinet to rule by decrees until free elections, while Jordan recognizes the rebel regime and Amman Radio airs anti Nasser songs. Rebels claim Egyptian paratroopers were annihilated at Latakia as clashes widen.
A Carrboro couple seeks Pearsall Plan private tuition grants to remove their two daughters from Carrboro Elementary, where Black students are enrolled. The Chapel Hill School Board recommended approval, but steps remain. The state board must verify Twaddle School's non sectarian status and approve grants, with final funding by the Council of State. The safety valve allows grants for parents unhappy with integration.
Funeral directors in Burlington and Graham will discontinue public ambulance service on January 1. They cite a 35 year financial loss and charges ranging from seven to one hundred dollars per call, with about half of calls paid. County and city officials will seek replacement arrangements.
The Lincoln Memorial was dedicated in May 1922, completing a project begun two years after Abraham Lincoln's death.
Justice William O. Douglas called for swift U S recognition of Outer Mongolia and its entry into the United Nations. He said Mongolia is rich and self sufficient in oil and minerals, with little Soviet control evident, and criticized China's veto threat. The Mongolian students and intellectuals seek Western contact.
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