Stock Market Slips in Broad Setback After Profit Taking
In New York a broad market decline followed by profit taking marked the second straight setback for the stock market. The Standard & Poor's 500 fell the most in about 10 weeks as turnover eased from Friday. Steel shares were mixed. General Motors held steady ahead of a dividend, while Chrysler fell. Oil issues faced pressure with Exxon and Royal Dutch declining about a point. Kodak and Carbide led declines in chemicals.
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New York
Apt
Standard & Poor
General Motors
Chrysler
International Oils
Jersey Standard
Royal Dutch
Texaco
Amerada
Auto Thefts Grow Rapidly In Chicago Report
UPI reports Chicago Police Superintendent O. W. Wilson says auto theft is the fastest growing crime nationwide. He notes more than 300,000 cars stolen annually in the United States and about 900 stolen daily, roughly one every two minutes.
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Chicago
UPI
O. W. Wilson
United States
LV Teaching Couple Hurt In Accident
A Las Vegas teaching couple with two young children were hospitalized after their compact car failed to stop at a sign and went under a county road truck on Desert Inn Road and Eastern Avenue. Clinton Dale Perkins, 25, of the county road department, drove the truck. Jack Foreman 35 North Las Vegas, (Panoria) Foreman, plus their children Daniel 5 and Tanya were injured. Foreman was in serious condition. Mrs. Foreman and Tanya were listed in fair condition while Daniel was in good condition.
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Las Vegas
Desert Inn Road
Eastern Ave
Clinton Dale Perkins
Jack Foreman
Stanley Ave
North
Panoria
Daniel
Tanya
Foreman
Helen J. Stewart
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Jefferson School
Pope John XXIII Blesses Crowd From Vatican Balcony
Pope John XXIII appeared on the study balcony at noon to recite the Regina Coeli and grant the Apostolic blessing to about 20,000 pilgrims and tourists gathered in St. Peter's Square below.
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Vatican City
UPT
John XXIII
St. Peter's Square
Transportation Crisis Debated Between Rail and Truck Interests
An extended exchange pits Clinton L. Sanders of the American Trucking Associations against rail advocate David I. Mackie of the Eastern Railroad Presidents Conference. They clash over ICC minimum rate control, rail competition, and highway funding as a potential funding subsidy to trucking.
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Kennedy
Congress
David I. Mackie
Eastern Railroad Presidents Conference
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mackie
Clinton L. Sanders
The
American Trucking Associations, Inc
Porter
Sanders
Wall Street
Eellin
ICC
Sandera
Federal Highway Trust Fund
Fireman’s Fund Insurance Celebrates 100 Years of Growth
The San Francisco firm marked its centennial with a local presence at 314 Las Vegas Blvd., North led by William F. Got watt. Since its 1863 incorporation the company endured 1906 and 1908 disaster claims, rebuilt, and expanded into a major national carrier. In March this year it joined The American Insurance Company to form a large property casualty group with assets over $1 billion and premiums exceeding $504 million in 1962.
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San Francisco
Las Vegas Blvd
North
William FE. Gotwatt
Fireman's Fund
Boston
Walter Hawkhurst
Fireman’s Fund
American Insurance Company
Newark
N. J
Laurel Heights
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Dow Jones
Ete
Eape
Kodak and
Carbide
By Sylvia Porter
Fireman's Fund Insurance Company
Fords
City
Golden Gate
Kay Stevens
Bill McClure
RA Hotel
Frank Gowen
Nell Wolcott
Larry Thompson
Charles Wagner
W. T. Schomer
J. Clark
James H. Jones
Bob Brown
James Stringfellow
Sally Balobanis
Jimmy Calliguin
Wilma Grigor
Payton Drive
Frank Gown
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