Market Averages Edge Higher Amid GM Strike Drag
Stocks moved up in a choppy session as General Motors faced a sixth day of strike. The AP index rose .3 to 326.6 at noon while the Dow gained 1.36 to 877.10. News included a softer August CPI with expectant rise this month and mixed gains across industries.
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Origins of the OAS and a Farmville rally attended by clergymen
The article links the birth of the Organization of American States to a broader ideal of unity. It mentions Rev Crum and Rev Taylor of Farmville attending a rally to learn more about the Ku Klux Klan, with comments from two reporters of the Sevills Daily.
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Substitute Apologizes For Bronx Young Democrats Appearance
Mrs Stephen Smith substituted for the new Young Democrats club in the Bronx and apologized for her presence. She said attendees expected Ethel Kennedy sisters of the late President Kennedy and joked about Jackie first then Ethel then Pat Lawford, noting they usually get her.
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Humphrey Wins Guard Applause in Georgia Campaign Stop
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey addressed National Guard Association officers in Detroit and spoke across the Deep South, defending the guard’s role and critiquing Goldwater. He warned about nuclear power and advocated responsible defense policy as he campaigned in Moultrie and Tifton, Georgia.
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Prince Yoshi Weds Hanako Tsugaru Amid Imperial Ceremony
In Tokyo Prince Yoshi, 28, son of Emperor Hirohito and third in line, married Hanako Tsugaru, 23, inside the Imperial Palace. The 10 minute Shinto ceremony was watched by his parents and included Crown Prince Akihito, Premier Ikeda, and members of Japan's former noble families.
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Newley and Bart Bring Two Shows to Broadway Prospects
Anthony Newley and Lionel Bart return with two new works as England tests them this year. Newley teams with Leslie Bricusse on The Roar of the Greasepaint The Smell of the Crowd while Bart collaborates with Alan Owen on Maggie May. Both are under option for a future Broadway run with David Merrick backing.
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Prisoner Continues Search For Grave
Larry Mauldin a 24 year old North Carolina prisoner planned to resume his search for the graves of two men he says he killed and buried. He led law enforcement officers on an hour long rain soaked search through Woodstock Virginia on Tuesday.
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Estes case and officials defend actions amid fraud probe
Details show senators Curtis Mundt and McClellan defend Agriculture Department officials including Charles Murphy and John Bagwell while praising actions taken after Billie Sol Estes' fraud investigations. They cite reforms and insist Estes did not defraud the government. prosecutions target private institutions. Also note a separate Shenandoah County case involving Mauldin confessing to guiding and burying two hitchhikers after a 45-caliber shooting.
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Flooding Blocks Roads Around Rosman Brevard Area
Water backs up along the Tuckasegee and French Broad rivers near Rosman and Brevard as nine miles of highway closures occur. Highway 276 south of Brevard and Highway 178 through Rosman are shut while officials warn of worsening floods and a breached Laggan on the Tuckaseegee River.
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Health care plan faces hurdles in Congress and conferees
Washington AP reports health care supporters race to salvage a hospital care benefit within Social Security or via a separate measure. Mills of the Ways and Means Committee opposes adding health care to Social Security, while proponents seek a stripped down outside-Social Security solution and possible attach to a tariff bill. The debate centers on avoiding Mills objections and whether a fresh start can salvage the plan.
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Welfare workers push work requirement for relief recipients
Los Angeles relief program changed to require work or loss of aid under a Bracero program plan. Officials say many unemployed relief recipients refuse to learn trades or take stoop labor at $1.00 to $1.25 hourly. Supervisors estimate 30,000 youths could fill Bracero jobs when imports end in December while exceptions cover illness or other family hardships.
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