Stock Indexes Differ In Guidance Across Averages
Editor notes differences among major stock indexes AP 60 stock average Dow Jones 30 and Standard and Poor s 500 as guides to market trends. Age and weighting cause varied highs and lows. Dow components listed include Allied Chemical to Westinghouse with many blue chips.
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New York
Associated Press
Standard and Poor
Standard & Poor's
Standard & Poor
Dow-Jones
Chrysler
Kennedy addresses racial crisis in national broadcast
President Kennedy appeals to end discrimination against Negroes in a nationwide broadcast, outlining five actions and urging Congress to act. He cites earlier events at the University of Alabama and contrasts with Eisenhower's tenure, while detailing proposed laws on public accommodations and federal involvement in desegregation lawsuits.
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Washington
Kennedy
South
Congress
University of Alabama
George C. Wallace
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Supreme Court
Amost
This Day in History With Associated Press Highlights
Today marks notable events from 1898 US Army invasion bound for Cuba to 1944 Nazi bombing of Britain. Also mentions 1776 Virginia rights declaration and 1918 first US WWI aerial raid near Metz. Births include Anthony Eden and Vic Damone with a thought from Mark Hellinger.
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Cuba
Tampa
Fila
Virginia
U.S
96Th
Metz
Germany
Dallas
Tex
Britain
Korea
Sherman Adams
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Laos
Anthony Eden
Vic Damone
Mark Hellinger
EUE Lands Talks With Catholics
Vermilion Ohio AP delegates to the Ohio East Evangelical United Brethren Conference approved a report praising growing Protestant Catholic contact. The committee urged continued conciliatory meetings and informed participation when opportunities arise. Bishop Herrick predicted merger talks between the Methodist and EUB churches would advance toward a General Conference consolidation with targets around 1968.
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Vermilion, Ohio
Ohio East Evangelical United Brethren Conference
Committee On Christian Social Action
Paul M. Herrickne
Methodist Church
EUB
General Methodist Conference
National Clay Pipe Institute selects HYP&G for 1963 64 PR
The National Clay Pipe Institute announces Hoff man York Paulson Gerlach as its advertising and public relations firm for 1963 64. A J Reed says the firm will begin PR in 1963 and start advertising plans for 1964. The 28 member companies cover over 90 percent of US clay pipe tonnage and Logan Clay Products is a member. HQ and research labs are at Terra Cotta Ave Crystal Lake Illinois.
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National Clay Pipe Institute
Hoffman, York, Paulson & Gerlach, Inc
Milwaukee
A. J. Reed
NCPI
Hyp&g
United States
Logan Clay Products Co
Terra Cotta Ave
Crystal Lake
Illinois
Tiffin Area Collision Kills 2 Women, Man
A two-vehicle crash at the US 23 and 224 intersection in Tiffin Ohio killed elderly Michigan couple Charles Boyer 76 and Edna Boyer 76 and Ohio woman Eleanor Fry 38. The couple’s daughter and a man were hospitalized.
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Tiffin, Ohio
U.S
Michigan
Ohio
Charles Boyer
Battle Creek
Mich
Eleanor Fry
Tiffin
Boyer
Edna
Ohio Firms Win AFC Contracts In March Totals Exceed 1 Million
Twenty one Ohio companies in eight cities received over 1 million dollars in Atomic Energy Commission contracts in March. Most awards went to firms in Cleveland Cincinnati Columbus and Dayton with smaller singles in Lima Tipp City Barberton and Delaware.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Atomic Energy Commission
George E. Wilson
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Columbus
Dayton
Lima
Tipp City
Barberton
Delaware
Jewels Reported Stolen From NYC Man’s Car in Canton
Abraham Goldfarb of New York City told Canton police his car containing four sample jewel cases valued at 10 000 dollars was stolen on Tuesday. The car was later found but the jewels had disappeared from the vehicle. The measles outbreak summary notes over four million annual cases nationwide per the U S Health and Welfare department.
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Canton, Ohio
New York City
Abraham Goldfarb
Fair Housing Protest Grips Ohio Capitol Doors
About 30 demonstrators were refused entrance to the Ohio House floor and knelt to pray at the doors as a fair housing measure sits in subcommittee. Another 30 protested from the gallery balcony with signs urging action on House Bill 308. Led by Harold Williams of NAACP and David Cohen of CORE, they later knelt at the governor's office door.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Harold B. Williams
Cleveland
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
David Cohen
Cleveland Congress On Racial Equality
CORE
Williams
Harry Corkwell
Gov
James A. Rhodes
Brother Recovers Body Of Youth Lost In River
Kent Stanley of Bowling Green found the body of 16 year old Wayne Stanley in the Maumee River near Grand Rapids. Wayne disappeared after stepping into a deep hole while spear-fishing with two companions. Scores of searchers and skin divers had hunted for the body before the brother located it downstream.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Wayne Stanley
Maumee River
Grand Rapids
Kent
Columbus Slayer Gets Mercy Life Sentence
James M. Click, 29, of Columbus, admitted killing his former girlfriend Alice Wilcoxon, 17, who was babysitting at a home. A three-judge panel convicted him of first degree murder and sentenced him to life imprisonment with mercy. The shooting occurred on November 21.
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Columbus, Ohio
James M. Click
Columbus
Click
Alice Wilcoxon
June 12 1963 TV Schedule Highlights
A TV guide fragment lists programs for Wednesday including Jamboree at 7 7 15 7 30 Virginian at 8 00 Sugarfoot and Going My Way with US Steel Hour noted. channel 10 report and Julie and Carol also appear in this daytime to evening lineup.
TV Schedule Highlights for June 13 1963
Channel listings show WLWC NBC and WBNS schedule with movies Home Edition News Wide Country Spe Kildare Hucksbee Hound Nelson Donna Reed Alcoa Premiere Flippo the Clown Dobie Gillis Perry Mason Twilight Zone and other programs. Details include channel blocks for WLWC WTVN TV and WBNS TV with several shows and a film lineup.
Merv Griffin Returns to NBC as Morning Game Show Host
NBC will launch Shopping Spree with Merv Griffin in the 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. block, replacing The Price Is Right and Play Your Hunch. Griffin left an NBC morning show last year and the move follows the network’s decision after low ratings.
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New York
Merv Griffin
NBC
Griffin
ABC
Robert Q. Lewis
Robert Q
Heth
Carol Burnett
Carol
Joe Hamilton
Betty Cameden
Adolph
Slum Clearance Goal Is Doubted
At the Ohio Citizens Council for Health and Welfare meeting in Columbus, Harry T. Sealy of Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co challenged urban renewal efforts. He warned that renewal often relocates slums rather than eliminating them and cited about 40 million Americans as unseen due to urban growth and progress.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Citizens Council For Health and Welfare
Harry T. Sealy
Cleveland Electric Luminating Co
Sealy
America
Hoffa Pal is Convicted of Extortion
Anthony Provenzano known as Tony Pro and a Teamsters leader was found guilty by a 12 member jury of extorting 17 100 from Corn Transportation Inc for labor peace at its Secaucus New Jersey terminal. He faces up to 20 years in jail and a 10000 dollar fine with sentencing set after probation reporting.
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Newark
N.J
Anthony
Tony Pro
Provenzano
New Jersey Teamsters Union Joint Council
New York
U.S. District Court
Robert Shawn
Liberty
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Corn Transportation, Inc
Rensselaer
N.Y
Secaucus, N.J
New Cold War Phase Hinted by Khrushchev Talks
Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports Khrushchev's agreement to U S British Soviet talks on a nuclear test ban signals potential new phase of the cold war. Washington weighs the conciliatory posture while Beijing rejects peaceful coexistence and vows total war, raising doubts about settlement of Soviet Chinese tensions.
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Khrushchev
Washington
Kennedy
Moscow
Peking
Central Committee
Coast Guard Suspends Lake Erie Search After Distress Calls
Coast Guard suspended a search for a sinking cabin cruiser in Lake Erie after reviewing distress calls from Monday night. About 300 men, five cutters and a Traverse City plane joined the operation amid hurricane winds and 20 foot waves. The radio is suspected of possible hoax. Rockefeller Foundation allocated 3.2 million dollars for fellowships and ships in 1962.
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Cleveland
Coast Guard
Lake Erie
Traverse City
Mich
Clevelander To Head Ohio Citizens Council Convenes in Columbus
Harry T. Sealy of Cleveland was elected president of the Ohio Citizens Council for Health and Welfare at its closing convention in Columbus. Sealy is the vice president for operations at the Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. He succeeds Harold A. James of Toledo. Dean Phillips of Columbus and Mrs. George C. Candless of Hamilton were elected vice presidents.
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Columbus, Ohio
Harry T. Sealy
Cleveland
Ohio Citizens’ Council For Health and Welfare
Sealy
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co
Harold A. James
Toledo
Dean Phillips
Columbus
George C. Candless
Hamilton
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Proctor & Gamble
Swift
Confederacy
Secret Service
Ogg Boyd
Kilbourne
Manhattan
Logan
EUE
Tiffin Area
Heine Packing CO
South Mulberry Street
woopDy’s Beer & Wine
W. Hunter St. Ph
Fair Housing Group
Capitol
Carl T. Johnson Co
P.m
Asinbc
Virginian
Foot
Sugarfoot
Iran
Naked Naked
Channel 10
Julie and
Carol Julie and
US. Steel Hour
U.S. Steel Hour
Wintv
Flippo the Clown
Paradise
Chet Long
CBS
Channel 4
WLWC
NBC News
Wide Country
Spe Kildare
Channel
Wtvn-Tv
Nelson
Donna Reed
Alcoa Premiere
Wbns-Tv
Dobie Gillis
M Squad
Perry Mason
McHale’s Navy
Hoffa Pal
Government of
Chile
William L. Ryan
Unity Movement
Rockefeller Foundation
Woos
Euarat
Sherwin- Williams
Geo. W. Hall & Son
East Main Street
Billyu
Ohio Citizens Council
W. Huter St
Billy the Kid
Walters
W&h
ROLET
Chevrolet
Cadillac
Oldsmobile
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
W&h Chevrolet
Rapnuac
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