Wall Street Mixed Amid Moderate Losses Dow Slides Slightly
New York stocks edged lower after a two day retreat with modest declines across major gauges. Dow Jones Industrial Average weakened fractionally while notable gains came from Universal Oil Products Revlon American Viscose Gerber Products Cannon Mills and Minneapolis-Honewell. Several blue chips fell, including Philadelphia & Reading and Litton, as trading volume held around 810000 shares.
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New York
UPI
Philadelphia & Reading
Litton
Dow-Jones
Woolworth
Universal Oil
Revlon
American Viscose
Gerber Products
Cannon Mills
Minneapolis-Honewell
Dealers offer bid and ask ranges for securities
The quotations from the National Association of Securities Dealers indicate approximate ranges for sale and purchase, with bids representing what the securities could have sold for and asks showing the price at which they could be bought at the compilation time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Plot in Bolivia Triggers Martial Law
News from Argentina reports a Bolivia crisis with a government communique claiming a carefully prepared plot aimed to overthrow the government and sabotage economic reforms. Delayed outside coverage due to a nationwide cable workers strike in La Paz that disrupted communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Argentina
Bolivia
la Paz
Police Seek Slayer of Two Women in Florida Killing
Detectives investigated the strangling deaths of Mrs. Ottavio and Mrs. Hewitt whose bodies were found near a palmetto thicket after their car stalled southwest of the city. Authorities reported signs of a struggle, missing purses and jewelry, and that both women had attended dog racing events in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Burtee Oran
Florida
Georgia
Duval County
J. C. Patricks
Laos Talks at Geneva Stilled by Rebel Pressure
U S shuns Laos talks as rebel artillery resume near Padong in Xieng Khouang province. Washington orders restraint while urging the Communists to accept stronger cease fire monitoring and ICC powers at Geneva. Americans view Padong’s fall as moral not military, noting rebels’ gains but ceasing major advances.
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Padong
Vienna
Washington
State Department
Lincoln White
United States
Laos
Geneva
White
International Control Commission
Truce Commission
Xieng Khouang
Stock tips and investor guidance from a financial column
A reader question on tipping brokers and a detailed reply address commission norms and the risks of high risk stock moves. The advisor urges satiety with current holdings, highlights Kennecott as strong and suggests swapping Texas Gulf Sulphur for California Electric Power to improve growth and security.
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Roger F. Spears
H.L. A
General Motors
Sinclair
Texas Gulf
Kennecott
California
Shearson
Shearson, Hammill & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Cuban negotiations falter as four officials reject Castro offer
A four member committee including Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt and Milton Eisenhower rejected Fidel Castro's proposal to trade for 1,200 Cuban prisoners. Spokesmen said the talks proceed by telephone only and the delegation may avoid a Havana trip. Senate leader Dirksen warned the group could risk the Logan Act if they travel to Cuba. The Kennedy administration said it takes no part in the exchange and no discussion with the President has occurred.
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Roosevelt
Walter P. Reuther
Milton Eisenhower
Detroit
Joseph M. Dodge
Havana
Castro
Havana Radio
Weuther
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Washington
Cuba
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dr. Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
Dirksen
Kennedy
U.S
Reuther
Four Courtiers Indicted in Game Fix Scandal
A grand jury indicted four former college basketball players for conspiracy and bribery tied to point shaving. Named are David Budin and Jerry Vogel from Brooklyn College, Daniel Quindazzi of Alabama, Louis Brown of North Carolina, with two others added: Jack Rose of Connecticut who took 1000 dollars for shaving points and Ray Stanley of North Carolina who declined a 1000 dollar offer but did not report it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
UPI
David Budin
Brooklyn College
Jerry Vogel
Daniel Quindazzi
University of Alabama
Louis Brown
University of North Carolina
Frank Hogan
Jack Rose
University of Connecticut
Niagara
Ray Stanley
North Carolina
Deaths and services in Bradenton area notices
Multiple obituary items list deaths in Bradenton Florida with survivors and service details. Hazel M Ehrich from St Petersburg died at a Sara sota hospital. William James Carrick funeral in Palmetto with burial at Sarasota Memorial Park. Howard B Tomlinson 67 died in Sarasota with services in Trenton. Mollie I Kretschmar died at 85 with services in Bradenton and burial at Fogartyville Cemetery. Emile Sermet 69 died at home with funeral arrangements pending.
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Fred Ehrich
Bradenton
Hazel M. Ehrich
Sarasota Hospital
Trailer Estates
St. Petersburg
Bob J. Genners
Connecticut
Shannon Whitfield Chapel
William J. Carrick
William James Carrick
Edwards Funeral Home
Palmetto
James L. Dial
First Christian Church of
Sarasota Memorial Park
Howard B. Tomlinson
Sarasota
Manatee Street
Whitfield Estates
Yarley
Methodist Church
Borden Milk Company
Clinton
N.J
Grace M. Tomlinson
Howard B. Tomlinson Jr
Fairless Hills
Clifford D. Tomlinson
Trenton
Betty Robins
Norfolk, Va
Gene Derry
Tampa
Cora Miller
Funeral
Shannon
Bradenton Chapel
Donald Logie
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
G. H. Watson
Fogartyville Cemetery
Emile
Frenchy) Sermet
10Th Way
Robarts Funeral
France
Sermet
St. Martha’s Catholic Church
Marie J. Sermet
Louis
Huntington
N. Y
Charles
Socheaux
Fernand Isliker
Oxford
Alfred Thwaites
Orlando
The
Cancer Society
Riverview Grads to Hear Talk by Churchman
Dr. Wesley A. Hotchkiss of Hale site New York will speak at Riverview High School commencement at 8 p.m. Saturday. He heads the Board of Home Missions division of higher education and runs the nation’s largest scholarship program for American Indians and Spanish-speaking students. He serves as vice chairman and trustee of New College Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley A. Hotchkiss
Halesite
N.Y
Board of Home Missions
The
Congregational Christian Churches
Riverview High School
Hotchkiss
Division of Higher Education
American Missionary Association
Board of
New College, Inc
NAACP Sues Over Joint North School Segregation Plan
The NAACP filed suit alleging the Emlen school plan adds six portable classrooms to an overcrowded facility with 96 percent Negro enrollment and that white students are bused to less crowded schools. It seeks to halt policies causing racial teacher assignments and notes that Negro principals are scarce while teachers are majority. The board previously denied discrimination, citing de facto segregation due to living patterns, not policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
NAACP
Emlen
Republicans Deny Election Violation in Sarasota County
The Sarasota County Republican Executive Committee chair G. M. Nelson denies that William J. Riley and Judge John T. Graham violated the two year party affiliation rule by running as Republicans before the limit. The case cites former Democrat chair Leon ard L. Burch as the source of the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarasota County
Republican Executive Committee
Leonard L. Burch
GOP
G. M. Nelson
William J. Riley
John T. Graham
Burch
C. Stewart Fisher
Democrat Executive Committee
Florida
Democrat Party Committee
Ing
Governor Bryant to seek funds for WCMD canal project
Gov. Bryant will request about 800 000 for start of construction on the 159 mile cross Florida barge canal to connect the Gulf Coast and Mississippi Valley with the Upper East Coast. The plan follows Kennedy’s budget item for pre construction planning and aims to boost Florida’s waterway system with additional canals and locks.
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Gov
Bryant
Kennedy
Florida
Adams
Florida Peninsula
Gulf Coast
Mississippi Valley
Upper East Coast
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Magnavox
Alcoa
Mm&m
Mohasco
Monsanto
Mont Ward
Am Can
Nat Dair
Am Cyan
Nat Distl
Am Hom
Nor Am Av
Mtrs
Olin Math
At&t
Penn RR
JC Penney
Socony
Southrn Co
DuPont 216 Ltd Brands
East Air L
Ltd of NJ
East Rod
Stud Pack
Firestone
Swift
Fla Power
Texaco
Fla P&l
Thiokol
Ford
Elec
Univ Match
Gen Foods
Vendo Co
Gen Mills
West Elec
Winn Dixie
Goodrich
American Goodyear
Barns Eng
Greyhound
Gulf Oil
Kaiser Ind
Jones & L
Kaiser Alm
Techcolor
Lorillard
Victoreen
Alterman Foods
Arvida
Barden
Bevis Shel Homes
M., Blatt
Britton Electronics
Citizens Bank
Eldon Indus, Edlund
Florida Capital Corp
Futterman
General Drive
Gibralter
Gulf Am Land
I. D. Precision
Chemil
Inter State
Lenahan Alum Window
Lena Horne
Mary Carter Paints
Mary Carter
Missouri Research
Mobiliser
Narda Microwave
Nord Photocopy
Onyx Chemical Permachem
Sanders Assn
Schlumberger
Sessions
Soroban
State Loan & Finance
Standard
Vientiane
Tractor Group
Mollie Kretschmar
Mollie Inez Kretschmar
9Th St. W
Wilson R. Kretschmar
Everett Kretschmar
Foy Toussaint
Grace Bennett
Amite, la
J. Earl Crowley
Roy Crowley
Jasper Crowley
Allen Crowley
Lawrence Kretschmar
Allen Kretschmar
Emile Sermet
Riverview Grads
Dr. Hotchkiss
Titusville Canal
St. Johns River
Indian River
Port of Canaveral
St. Marks
Armed Forces
Sarasota-Bradenton Airport
Siesta Drive
Dunedin
Sas
Home Loan CO. Incorporated of
Boston
Bell Plaza
Roofing Corp
Tuttle Ave
Tropiglas Insulation, Inc
Sara ‘Avenice
Englewood
Arcadia
First Federal Savings and Loan Assn. OF
S. Pineapple
S. Tamiami Trail
St. Armands Key
Harding Circle
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