Market sector shifts show broad pullback across oil steel and autos
Leading steels held firm while oils edged higher. Chemicals dipped with Du Pont down 2 percent. Autos fell modestly with Chrysler down one. Rails utilities foods stores tobaccos aircraft electronics metals rubbers entertainment and specialties joined the decline. Associates Investment rose three points while Eversharp Gerber Crown Cork Newmont Macy’s MCA fell two or more points. Polaroid slid more than seven to a fresh low.
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du Pont
Chrysler
Florida Trade Mission urged to boost foreign commerce
Senator Smathers proposed a national trade program aimed at expanding Florida by expanding world trade. He argued Florida lags behind Southeastern states and urged a Florida Trade Mission to push exports and open markets in Western Europe Latin America and the Far East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
George A. Smathers
Florida
Smathers
The
Trade Commission
Europe
Latin America
Far East
Nixon Faces Conservative Challenge In California GOP Primary
In San Francisco Nixon confronts Assemblyman Joseph C Shell in a bid for the GOP nomination for governor The outcome may affect party unity against Democrat Edmund G Brown Jr Shell touts a new breed of California Republicans while Brown predicts re election Nixon breaks with Birch Society while aiming for November showdown Kuchel Jarvis and Wright vie for renomination in a wide Republican ballot Sensitive race results and voter turnout data accompany the coverage of the California primary day
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San Francesco
Richard M. Nixon
California
GOP
Joseph C. Shell
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Metocers
Nixon
Los Angeles
Shell
John Birch Society
United Republican
Birch Society
San Francisco
Nixon-Shell
Thomas H. Kuchel
Howard Jarvis
Loyd Wright
Kuchel
Senate
Americans For Democratic
Floridian Due Hearing Set for Indigent Defendant
The court agreed to hear arguments on the case next fall or winter to determine if a fundamental unfairness occurred due to denial of a due hearing for an indigent defendant.
Austrians Probe Mysterious Death in Vienna
Austrian police investigate the death of Bela Lapusnyk a 24 year old former officer who fled from Hungary to Austria. An autopsy found no signs of foul play and the chemical report is pending. He reportedly told authorities he was a lieutenant in the Hungarian political police and became ill last weekend before dying in a guarded room at Vienna General Hospital.
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Vienna
Austria
Bela Lapusnyk
Lapusnyk
Vienna General Hospital
Kurier
Primaries Spotlighted In Five States
Five state primary races are outlined. California features Nixon and Brown in Democratic contests with Kuchel and Richards winning pathways. South Dakota sees Case vs Miller and McGovern unopposed in Democratic bid. Idaho splits with Smylie, Church unopposed, and Hawley and Hansen in GOP race. Montana lists no top contests, two incumbents unopposed. Mississippi lacks Senate or gubernatorial races as Whitten and Smith face off in a reduced delegation.
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Associated Press
California
Richard M. Nixon
Joseph Shell
Pat Brown
Thomas Kuchel
Richard Richards
South Dakota
Francis Case
A. C. Miller
Food For Peace
George McGovern
Idaho
Robert W. Smylie
Frank Church
John T. Hawley
George Hansen
Montana
House
Mississippi
Jamie Whitten
Frank E. Smith
Housewife Dies After Nine Years in Iron Lung
Mrs. Joel Werfel of Montgomery Alabama died after nine years in an iron lung following a polio outbreak in 1953. The 35 year old mother of Deborah 12 left a cheerful mark on Alabama, and completed a book titled Please Scratch My Nose shortly before her death.
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Montgomery
Ala
Joel Werfel
Deborah
Alabama
Sarasota Area Deaths and Obituaries in Venice and Sarasota
Obituaries list Dr. Lester W. Thompson of Venice with funeral services at Rawles Chapel, burial at Gulf Pines Memorial Park, details of survivors, affiliations, and dates. Additional notices include Rose B. White of DeSoto Lakes, Mrs Ph M Fillippe M Fillippo of Sarasota, infant James F. Beals, and others with service times, locations, and funeral home arrangements.
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Sunset Drive
Rawles Funeral Home
Miles DePagter
Grace Methodist Church
Officeiating
Gulf Pines Memorial Park
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Monongah
W. Va
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el Manza
DeSoto Lakes
Chicago
Lombard
Sarasota
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Robin L. White
Bert J. Parks
Thornton
Dallas
Tex
Ronald
Santa Ana
Calif
Marian Thompson
Maywood
Hawking Funeral Home
Bruce Smead
Northmister Presbyterian Church
Hawkins Funeral Home
North Lime Ave
James F. Beals
James F. Beals Sr
North Euclid
Sarasota Memorial Hospital
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Fred Hettich
Millard F. Beals
Palms Memorial Park
Benjamin F
Mrs Eleanor Johnson dies after long illness in Sarasota
Eleanor Johnson 67 of 2307 Brittanna Road died at home Monday. A native of Gradyville, Pa., she lived much of her life near Lima, Pa., and moved to Sarasota 13 years ago. She belonged to Concordia Lutheran Church. Funeral set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Robarts Funeral Home.
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M. Fillippo
England
Sarasota
Ansonia
Conn
Samuel A. Fillippo
Robarts
al Koestline
Sarasota Memorial Park
Ralph Bryant
Austin Bryant
Gerald Ciggaron
Francis Scott
Saxon Bullock
Sam Idelson
Johnson Warren
J. D. Harmon
Eleanor Johnson
Eleanor
Tamon Maeda Dies at 79 Former Education Minister
Tamon Maeda, 79, chairman of the Japan Education Association and former education minister, died Monday night of a heart attack in Tokyo.
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Tokyo
UPI
Tamon Maeda
The
Japan Education Association
Weather Eye Pattern Holds for Florida Coast
Weatherman Hollis Bacon notes no change in the weather pattern. Miami zone forecast shows partly cloudy skies with widely scattered afternoon thundershowers inland through Wednesday and variable winds 5 to 12 mph. Highs near 84 to 95 with lows in the 60s to 70s.
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Hollis Bacon
Miami
Vpz
Florida
Storms Roar Across Nation With Thunderstorms and Tornadoes
The weather pattern shows showers and thunderstorms from the Gulf Coast to the Ohio Valley. Houston downtown received over two inches of rain in 40 minutes as a cold front sparked severe storms across the northern Rockies into Nebraska and the Dakotas. tornadoes were reported in northwest Texas and southwestern Nebraska. Temperatures hit 108 in Presidio, Texas, with 90s common in the South while Laredo reported 82 and Butte 34.
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Texas
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Butte
Mont
Ulbricht Meets Khrushchev Before Soviet Bloc Summit
East German leader Walter Ulbricht arrived in Moscow and held a conference with Premier Khrushchev ahead of a Wednesday opening of the eight nation council for Economic Assistance meeting. Also in Moscow was Hungarian Prime Minister Janos Kadár.
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Walter Ulbricht
Khrushchev
Ulbricht
Janos Kadar
Council For Economic Assistance
Obituary: Edgar Kobak Dies After Cerebral Hemorrhage
Edgar Kobak aged 67 of Atlantic City a business consultant and former president and director of the Mutual Broadcasting System died Monday following a cerebral hemorrhage.
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Atlantic City
N.J
UPID
Edgar Kobak
Mutual Broadcasting System
Benny Goodman Stumbles Over Soviet Holiday Restrictions
Benny Goodman and his band faced Soviet limits during a Sochi concert. Officials ordered RCA Victor to stop recording and told the U S Embassy cultural officer to halt translating remarks. A translator was assigned, and band members faced button distribution restrictions as tensions rose.
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Black Sea
RCA Victor
Terrence F. Catherman
Dearborn, Mich
U.S
Moscow
Goorman
Benny Goodman
Joya Sherrill
Sandwich Study Set
London report notes the National Institute of Food Technology brochure presents a four year program proposal on sandwich study. It outlines curriculum components and potential industry partnerships.
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London
UPS
National Institute of Food Technology
Morgan-Powell Dies on 95th Birthday in Montreal
S Morgan-Powell dean of Canada's drama and literary critics died Monday on his 95th birthday in Montreal Quebec.
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Montreal
Que
UPI
S. Morgan-Powell
Canada
Drama and Literary Critics
William E Castle prominent geneticist dies at 94
Dr. William E. Castle a noted geneticist and former Harvard University professor died Monday in Berkeley California at age 94. He led genetic research and taught for decades at Harvard and contributed to early population genetics studies. Oral history notes his influential career and scientific impact.
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William E. Castle
Berkeley
Calif
UPI
Harvard University
Fires threaten Corkscrew Swamp Bird Sanctuary in Florida
Favorable winds limited fire spread at the Corkscrew Swamp Bird Sanctuary near Immokalee, but soggy weather is needed to end the danger. About a third of the 6,000 acre preserve has burned as last week’s rain cooled flames but did not extinguish them.
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Fort Myprs
UPI
Immokalee
Edith Mirrielees, Stanford Professor, Dies at 83
Edith Mirrielees a Stanford University English professor and short story writer died Sunday from a cerebral hemorrhage. She joined Stanford faculty in 1910 and was born in Big Timber Montana.
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Edith Mirrielees
Stanford
Calif
Stanford University
Miss Mirrielees
Big Timber
Mont
Woman Driver Cited for Assault with Automobile
Pensacola police charged Louise Sutton 37 with assault with an automobile after she allegedly ran down her former man as he stepped from a car to switch seats with a female passenger. Winston Charmichael 26 was in fair condition with a fractured pelvis.
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Pensacola
UPI
Louise Sutton
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