Market wide swing leaves averages near prior close
The market moved between gains and losses with declines in Consolidated Edison and Pacific Gas & Electric offset by modest climbs in others. Early hour levels slipped after a DuPont GM stock adjustment, then partly recovered into midday, with the Dow at 596.46 and 597.97 before retreating to 595.42 by mid afternoon. The day closed with utilities the strongest performing group among lackluster sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Edison
Peoples Gas
Pacific Gas & Electric
du Pont
General Motors
Dow Jones
Standard & Poor
Shark Attacks Man in Aquarium
At Stein hart Aquarium, veteran employee Norval J. Green, 55, was bitten on the right arm by a five foot shark during a surface feeding. Doctors say the injury will require skin grafts. Green, wearing scuba gear, said the shark suddenly attacked him. An assistant pulled him to safety.
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San Francisco
UPI
Steinhart Aquarium
Norval J. Green
Green
OAS Attacks Resume in Algiers Suburb Clash
In Algiers suburb Beau fraisier a three way clash involved French forces Moslem police auxiliary and Moslem civilians. Four people died including a French officer as OAS pirates claimed a renewed truce extension for talks on Algeria's future status.
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Algiers
OAS
Algeria
Beaufraisier
Mostaganem
France
County considers controls on ex offenders and promoters in securities
Officials weighed prohibiting employment of ex offenders as securities salesmen and adding a residence requirement for promoters. The county also approved ordinances to license and regulate pedallers solicitors and restrict private detectives and car repossessors, responding to complaints from Strip hotels about soliciting and jewelry sales.
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Sheriff's Office
Where I Stand Calls for Governor Race Vote and Full Disclosure
A belated public appeal urges voting for the next governor and demands full discussion of a $50 000 payment. The writer accuses editors and officials of concealment and hints at the Resort Hotel Association and others behind the cover story. The note closes with distrust of the governor’s inner circle and editor Jacobson.
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Jacobson
Bell
Prell
Sawyer
George Allom
Resort Hotel Association
Governor
Debt limit changes tied to April to June period
Officials said the compromise bill would let the government borrow enough to cover bills during a period of seasonally low tax receipts next winter. Democrats devised the plan to counter GOP claims that the rise in the debt limit aims at a future big deficit. Treasury Secretary Dillon and Budget Director Besll said the ceiling increase is needed after a $7 billion deficit narrowed the margin.
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Democrats
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Besll
Wanted Female for Telephone Survey at Home
Classified notes list several employment ads including a female preferred for telephone surveys from home with compensation. Also includes housework helper, baby sitting, and a 1940 Volkswagen Camper for sale with location details and contact references.
Police Seek Sex Slayer Of Socialite In Topeka
Daphne Rhodes 26 year old New York socialite and Menninger Clinic patient was found strangled in her Topeka apartment. Autopsy says death occurred about 90 minutes after an evening meal. investigation probes party scene and possible prowler amid family ties to prominent business figures.
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Topeka, Kan
UPT
New York
Menninger Psychiatric Clinic
Daphne Rhodes
Rhodes
Arthur Bunker
American Metal Climax, Inc
Climax Molybdenum Company
Senate
Washington
Sen
Stuart Symington
Special Armed Services Subcommittee
Kansas
Power crash injures two in Nevada traffic collision
A two vehicle crash at Vegas Drive and Decatur Boulevard injured Mrs. Nearing and Charles H. Goss and cut power to 30 to 40 homes for over four hours. Goss, a Nevada Power lineman, suffered burns while responding to the outage. Harrington avoided further danger by driving away from live wires. Nearing faced a traffic citation for a stop sign violation found in her belongings.
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Or Force of
Nevada
Ency Works
Power Company Emergency
Southern
Nevada Memorial Hospital
Pema Nearing
Jones Blvd
Charles H. Goss
Carson Aye
Nearing
Vegas Dr
Decatur Blvd
Power Company
Goss
Nevada Power
Decatur
Pyramid la
Parkchester Tract
Gary Lee Harrington
Carmes St
Ex-Sat Louis E Lesinski Shines In Long Service Record
Retiring MSgt Louis E Lesinski, after more than 20 years active duty, served six years in the Navy including aboard USS Quincy and surviving its sinking at Guadalcanal in 1942. He later joined the Air Force, earning the Air Force Commendation Medal, with multiple base assignments before a final Nellis AFB tour.
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Msgt
Louis E. Lesinski
Nellis Afb
Sgt
Lesinski
Navy
Quincy
Guadalcanal
Santa Fe
Air Force
Itazuke Air Base
Japan
Selfridge Afb
Mich
Presque Isle
Maine
Thule AB
Greenland
Keesler Afb
Miss
Flint
Torch damages awarded in ongoing case
The jury awarded $50,000 punitive damages and $15,000 medical expenses after finding for the plaintiff. The ruling states the plaintiff will carry lifelong injuries and disfigurement from the incident.
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W. A. Gilbey, Ltd
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Ohio
National Distillers Products Company
Oran
Frances
Carl Olson
Desert Lawn
S. Main
N. Main
Bonanza
Trudy
Jewelers
Foster' S Shoes
N. 3Rd St
Pemale
Madeline Whitson
E Security Realty
Water Street
Espinoza
Leonard Davis
Crcile Lambert
Bill Peisker
OFFIC
Santa Rosa Dr
NEOUS
Westinghouse
Taylor
Nly
HONDA
Swanky Club
Henderson
Easter Place
BUICK
Sun City Travel
H. M. Greenspun
Ray Germain
Norman White
Barbara Greenspun
MH. M. Greenspun
Ruthe Deskin
Joe McClain
Henry Delamont
Tamara Anudreeva
C. D. James
Bob Belz
Morvell Wood
der Cqakley
Las Vegas Sun, Inc
South Main Street
Las Vegas
Congress
The
Alien Knapp Co
Chicago
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Prancisco
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Nevada State Press Association
American Newspaper Publisher's Association
California Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of
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Blue Bell
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