Vending stocks dip as market tests first weekly drop
In New York UPI reports a narrow, active market with industrials led by gains in Woolworth Standard Oil of California and Du Pont. Steels slipped on the first weekly production drop in over two months while rails edged lower. Dow Jones Noon Averages show mixed results as volume reaches 830,000 with several major names advancing. Separately in Los Angeles, Dennis Day’s wife Peggy delivers their eighth child, a girl named Mary Kate, at Mt Vincent's Hospital.
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UPI
Woolworth
Standard Oil
California
du Pont
Angeles
Dennis Day
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Mt. Vincent's Hospital
Mary Kate
Mohasco
Monsanto
Alcoa
Mont Ward
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Tob
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Phil Mor
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Borden
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St. Regis
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Swift
Texaco
Firestone
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US Steel
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Goodyear
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Gulf Oil
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Kaiser Ind
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Techcolor
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Victoreen
Naational Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
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Arvida
Barden
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A“ M. Blatt
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Edlund
Florida Capital Corp
Florida Steel
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Gibralter
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Cenahan Alum Window
Lena Horne
Mary Carter Paints
Mary Carter
Missouri Research
Narda Microwave
Nord Photocopy
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Permachem
Sanders Assn
Schlumberzer
Soroban
Standard Tech
Fae Thomas & Betts
Tri-Points Plastics
Wenwood
Fresh From Talk Time Ripe For JFK Television Hour
Kennedy's White House term lengthened with questions about his first nationwide TV address. The piece explores why a televised speech now could bolster foreign policy messaging after meetings with De Gaulle Khrushchev and Macmillan, comparing to Eisenhower's 1953 broadcast and the later Khrushchev episode.
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Kennedy
White House
Washington
Congress
Charles de Gaulle
Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
de Gaulle
Pai
Samy Phen
Truman
Freedom Ride Controversy Looms Over Jackson Airport
In Jackson Mississippi CORE riders plan a Delta flight to test airport segregation laws as demonstrations escalate. Thirteen more riders were fined and jailed on breach of peace charges after arrests last Friday bringing total arrests to sixty five whites and Negroes in five rides. Rev Richard Gleason a Chicago minister split from the group citing riders with police records. Rev Martin Luther King Jr arrived in New York for fundraisers and urged President Kennedy to issue a new emancipation proclamation outlawing all segregation.
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Freedom Riders
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Delta
Mississippi
Chicago
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Gleason
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Martin Luther King Jr
Atlanta
New York
King
Kennedy
Saturn Moon Rocket Faces Road Transport Hurdles
Big Saturn rocket 24 feet in diameter challenges U S bridge clearances as it moves from launching facilities toward Cape Canaveral for manned moon effort in coming decade. Transportation issue led to space agency review after Wheeler lock accident with two month deadline. rail transport ruled out. Road studies probe high clearance bridge problems across Huntsville Georgia and Florida corridors.
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Moon
Cape
United States
Petrone
Space Agency
Huntsville
Georgia
Florida
Tribunal rules on Communist party registration and membership clause
Justices Frankfurter and Harlan uphold limits on prosecutions in two key cases. Frankfurter allows compelled registration of a Communist party under the 1950 Subversive Activities Control Act, applying only to groups tied to the Soviet Union. Harlan upholds the Smith Act conviction of Junius Irving Scales for party membership while knowing the party sought violent overthrow. Binding registration begins 30 days after final board order.
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John M. Harlan
Harlan
Frankfurter
Communist Party
Communist Action
Soviet Union
Junius Irving Scales
Carolinas
Tito Welcomes Vienna Meeting But Warns Big Powers Must Not Decide World Fate
In Krusevac Belgrade, President Tito said he welcomed the Kennedy Khrushchev talks in Vienna but cautioned that world decisions cannot be made by a few powers alone. He urged uncommitted nations to prevent altering humanity's fate without broader input.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
Vienna
Krusevac
U.N. General Assembly
Gov Bryant Renews Work On 500 Bills In Florida
Summary of a legislative update noting Gov. Bryant's action on a slate of measures. It cites a five year MORAL OR narcotics based license bar, a three year record retention by the Road Department, a school zone speed limit measure, anti bribery for candidates, flood control condemnation payments, and a raised pollution fine for the Peace River.
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Florida
Bryant
Peace River
Medical electronics investment outlook from postwar expansion
Roger Fe. Spear argues medical electronics will surge as hospital expansion needs double by 1975 and volume of new instruments doubles yearly for a decade. He highlights Sanborn Co. as a growth bet likely to merge with Hewlett Packard, and lists Beckman, Cenco, Bell & Howell, Guiton, P. R. Mallory, Tracerlab, and Minneapolis-Honeywell as firms with medical electronics interests.
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OTC
Hewlett-Packard
NYSE
Sanborn
Medical Electronics
Beckman Instruments
Cenco Instruments
ASE
Bell & Howell
Guiton Industries
P. R. Mallory
Tracerlab
Minneapolis-Honneywell
Nys
Funeral notices from Sarasota era list local deaths
Funeral services planned across Sarasota for Paton Weneer French Williams and Moodie in coming days with local churches and funeral homes handling arrangements. Survivors include children siblings, and grandchildren. several buried in Manasota Memorial Park.
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Mobilehome Park
Sarasota Memorial Hospital
Moyday
John W. Stump
Presbyterian Church of the Palms
Manasota Memorial Park
Wileon Hughes
Tuttle Ave
Paton
Youngs- Ohio
John W. Paton
Ypeilanti, Mich
Robert Paton
Germany
Elisabeth Parsons
Phoebe Keller
Detroit
James R. Paton
Iona Sarah Weneer
Golf View St
Faale Bratheratown
North Orange Ave
J. Moody McNair
First Presbyterian Church
Manasota
Wonser
Sarasota
Washington, D.C
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E. J. Noyes
Washington, D. C
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Shiboygan
Wis
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French
Mich
Royal Oak Elks Lodge
Royal Oak
Toronto
Canada
Dorothy French
Jack Fowlie
California
Wayne BE
Walter French
Wilson - Hughes
Thomas Lemual Williams
4Th St
Williams
Julia
Columbus
Charleston
W. Va
Highway Commission
J. H. Walton
Perry
Fila
A. H. Dudley
Miss Ella Downes Dies At 88 In Cambridge Nursing Home
Miss Ella Downes aged 88 died Sunday at Glenwood Nursing Home in Cambridge Maryland after 35 years of residence at 314 15th Street Northwest. A native of Denton Maryland she spent her final years in Cambridge.
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Iva Elma Burns
St. Weat
Peebles
Ohio
Wabash
Ind
First Presbyterian Church of
OES
Monticello
Stoker E. Burna
Orval Foster
Olive Jones
Ella Downes
Glenwood
Cambridge
15Th. St. Ct. W
Denton
Soviet Overcharges Prompt U.S. Exhibit Reimbursement Bill
Two American firms say Soviet overcharges during the Moscow exhibit construction pushed costs beyond budget. Reynolds Fear Corp of New York seeks 38551 dollars and Lydick Roofing Co of Fort Worth 29011 dollars in partial reimbursement under a bill sent to President Kennedy after congressional passage by voice vote.
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Red
Washington
U.S
Moscow
Kennedy
House
Senate
Reynolds Fear Corp
New York
Lydick Roofing Co
Fort Worth
Tex
Train Crash Near Gaffney Kills Car Driver
A Southern Railway train from Atlanta to Washington crashed into a car at a crossing near Gaffney on Monday night, killing the car's driver who died at Cherokee County Hospital. The victim was alone in the vehicle.
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UPITI
Southern Railway
Atlanta
Washington
Gaffney
Cherokee County Hospital
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