Wall Street watches rate shifts amid cross currents
In a volatile scene, traders track shifting rates as bank charges fall to 4.5 percent while short term yields rise, affecting corporate borrowing. Some firms seek cheaper money outside banks, issuing commercial paper or tapping long term markets as depreciation write offs rise and expansion plans pause.
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United States
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Demos Plan Kennedy Tennessee Visit
State Democratic committee led by Sec. of State Joe C. Carr meets to map Kennedy tour details in Tennessee. Gov. Ellington confirms Kennedy will campaign in Tennessee on a September date and considers Nashville Memphis or Chattanooga as speaking sites.
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Democratic Campaign Committee
Sec. of
Joe C. Carr
Tennessee
John F. Kennedy
Buford Ellington
Kennedy
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Chattanooga
Ellington
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Explosion injures two at Buffalo chemical plant
An explosion tore out half a three story National Aniline Co plant on Buffalo's South Side injuring two workers. Flames were seen ten miles away and houses nearby shook as debris showered the area during the four man night shift.
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Buffalo
N.Y
National Aniline Co
When Women Watch Sports Sparks a Backlash
Hal Boyle argues that a growing male backlash seeks separate leagues for women and calls for constitutional limits on women fans at sports events. He quotes anonymous male views claiming women distract, nag, or root differently, citing a Mexican bullfight episode as an illustration.
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New York
Mickey Mantle
Casey Stengel
Freud
Judge Asked To Declare Election Void
In Kingston Tennessee AP three sheriff candidates filed a circuit suit seeking Judge Wayne Oliver to void Roane County’s August 4 general election alleging tampered voting machines. Defendants include sheriff-elect Marvin Stinecipher and election officials amid grand jury action against two county staff.
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Rockwood
J. T. Woods
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Dave Mee
Harriman
Bill Ferguson
Vernal Kirkland
State Highway Department
Marvin Stinecipher
Ed Browder
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Commission
Nixon Responds To Treatment At Walter Reed
Vice President Richard M. Nixon, hospitalized at Walter Reed Army Hospital for a knee infection, is responding satisfactorily to antibiotics and treatment. He remains immobilized with traction as he works on campaign matters from bed. President Eisenhower and Mrs. Nixon visited him, and Nixon pays for a $44 daily presidential suite.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Herbert G. Klein
Eisenhower
Rose Mary Woods
Perry Mason star Raymond Burr chats with lawyers
Washington panel notes Burr’s appeal to legal pros as he talks at ABA meetings about role portrayal. Burr explains popularity stems from a belief in presenting lawyers positively on TV while noting many fans seek free advice. He jokes about charging fees, recalls receiving about 3090 fan letters weekly.
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UPI
American Bar Association
Legal Aid Society
Perry Mason
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Raymond Burr
Burr
Bar Association
Lew Ayres
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