Wall Street Stocks Mixed As Major Firms Lead Decline
A broad list of companies including Acme Steel Allis Chal Am Air and Armour along with major names like Boeing Coca Cola Ford General Electric and US Steel showed mixed movement on Wall Street. Investors watched energy and industrials amid shifting earnings and demand signals as trading closed.
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Acme
Steel Allis
Baker Am Can
Sugar Am
T&t
Anaconda Armour
Babcock & W
Balt & Ohio Beat
Fds
Bell & How
Beth Steel
Boeing Borden Burl Ind Calum & H
Cater Trac
Ches & Ohio
Chrysler
Coca Cola -Cola
Palm Collins Radio
Cbs - Comn
Delta Air L
Dow
du Pont
East Air L
East
Kod Fair
Whit Firestone
Ford
Foremost Dairy
Elec
Tel & el Genesco Ga Pac Cp Goodrich
Gta&p
Greyhound
Gulf Oil Hercules
Kaiser Kress
Suth Ligg & My Lockh
Air Lorillard
Lou & Nash
Macy _ Masonite Metz
Ches Mols
Hon Monson
Mont Ward
Nat Dairy
Nat Distill
Olin Math Owens Ill Gi Pepsi Cola
Phill
Pet Pure Oil
RCA Rals Pur
Repub
St Regis
Seab al Rrsears
Roeb Sinclair Socony Sou Co
Sperry Rd Ltd
Brand Ltd Oil Cal Ltd
Stud Pack Swift Texaco UN Bag-Camp
Cal
Aire Unit
Fruit Unit Gas Co
US Steel Warner BL West UN Tel Westg
Electinn Dixie Woodworth
Charlotte Protests Hear On 1962 Tax Roll
Punta Gorda Florida Charlotte County commission opens the board of equalization to hear protests against the 141 million dollar 1962 tax roll. The roll falls from 148.7 million in 1961 as tax assessor F Claude Roberts reduced assessments from 80 to 68.5 percent of value. Despite lower valuations the roll will drop only about five percent because of new construction during the year.
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Punta Gorda
Charlotte County Commission
Board of Equalization
F. Claude Roberts
Charlotte County
Roberts
Churchill Returns to London by Flying Ambulance in Crippled State
Sir Winston Churchill arrived in London by jet powered flying ambulance after a broken thigh threatened major surgery. He flashed the V for victory sign from a stretcher as he was lowered to a bed at Middlesex Hospital where officials said an operation may be required.
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London
Winston Churchill
Battler
Middlesex Hospital
West End
3000 Troops In Major Drop Against Viet Cong
Vietnamese and American planes dropped more than 3000 troops near Saigon to launch the largest airborne operation of the war against the Viet Cong. U S supplied transports and helicopters carried two battalions and seven battalions respectively into a forested zone reportedly under Communist control. Reports said U S advisers pressed Vietnamese forces to curb brutal treatment of prisoners with inquiries about summary executions and interrogations.
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Saigon
U. S
United States
U. S. Field
South Viet Nam
Kennedy
Rockefeller predicts Nixon will win California governorship
In Boston, Governor Nelson Rockefeller of New York says he expects Richard Nixon to win California’s governorship and that 1964 is not on his mind. He notes 1962 will be a strong Republican year in Massachusetts and New York while attending a Boston Garden fundraising event.
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ST. Louis
New York
UPI
Boston
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
California
Rockefeller
Massachusetts
Alateen
Alcoholism Information Centers
Agencies Of Chinese Get Alert In Formosa Straits Tension
Vice President Premier Chen Cheng ordered all Chinese Nationalist government offices to be ready to disperse to safe areas in case of war. The Pescadores Islands near Formosa were put on special alert with live ammunition drills and strengthened air patrols. The United States guards the islands under a mutual defense treaty as China faces a Communist buildup across Fukien.
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Taipel
Formosa
Chen Cheng
Chiang Kai-shek
Pescadores Islands
Formosa Strait
Pescadores
United States
Quemoys
Fukien
Quemoy
Matsu
Trainmen Save Child From Death By Incies
In HANSELL Iowa UPI a railroad fireman Robert Atwell saved one year old Leslie Kelly from a child on tracks as a 22 car freight train headed toward her. Engineer Robert Herndon warned, braked, and Atwell leaped from the cab to brush the baby clear before the locomotive stopped three car lengths away.
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Hansell, Iowa
UPI
Leslie Kelly
Robert Atwell
Leslie
Atwell
Robert Herndon
Herndon
Estes Case Probe Not Completed Says Kennedy
U.S. Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy said the Billie Sol Estes case probe is not finished. He flew to Dallas from Oklahoma City to confer with U S attorneys Sanders and Justice about the fraud indictments and ongoing investigations. He mentioned possible talks on state and federal actions but gave no details.
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Dallas
Tex
Billie Sol Estes
U.S
East
Texas
Estes
Sanders
Justice
Do's And Don'ts Urged For Helping Alcoholics
An article outlines medical and psychological steps to aid recovery from alcoholism. It cites disulfiram as a deterrent, therapies like psychotherapy and hypnotherapy, Alcoholics Anonymous support, and guidance for families with specific do and don't instructions to encourage treatment and reduce stigma.
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Do’s
Don’ts
Women’s clubs elect president for two years
Washington United Press International reports the General Federation of Women’s Clubs chose Mrs Dexter Otis Arnold of Concord New Hampshire as president for a two year term succeeding Mrs E Lee Ozbirn of Oklahoma City.
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Washington
UPI
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Dexter Otis Arnold
Concord
N.H
E. Lee Ozbirn
Oklahoma City
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