Stock index drifts as nickel rise boosts Int Nickel
Price changes stay narrow with small gains for Bell Howell Kellogg Univerasi Oil Plastics and U S Freight while International Nickel climbs nearly two points on nickel price news. Boeing Lockheed gain slightly as Dow Jones noon averages show mixed moves.
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Univerasi Oil Products
U.S
Vendo
IBM
Poce
International Nickel
MGM
Perkin Elmer
Boeing
Lockheed
Stage Hit Actor Turns Out New York
New York AP reports stage star Philip Rose, producer of a play by one of its actors, confirmed a surprising outcome as the production unfolds in the city.
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New York
Philip Rose
Raian
Reds Push Laotian Neutrality Charter Plan
The article reports on SEATO policy debates as Laos princes back a neutrality charter. Western backed Prince Boun Oun faces withdrawal of protection amid Zurich summit negotiations. Poland aligns with the Communist line, while Naszkowski is the sole speaker as talks stall over a colonial government and a planned Geneva conference settlement by mid July.
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Boun Oun
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Poland
Naszkowski
Successful Investing: heed broker guidance and check data before buying
Advice urges ignoring a 6 percent yield and following broker literature. Invest with informed scrutiny, favor well documented companies, and avoid risky, data-poor issues. Melville Shoe (NYSE) at 4.7 percent with growth potential offered as a safer option. Hold American Viscose shares bought at 447 for now.
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Private funerals for Besser and Pace in Sarasota
Death notices report Jake Besser 64 of 1956 Rose Street dying Thursday in a Sarasota memorial with Rev Paul Mills officiating. Burial at Sarasota Memorial Park. Besser, a WWI veteran and former Chicago resident, survived by widow Opalle, son Jack, daughter Mrs John Lake and five grandchildren. Also noted is real estate broker Pace, a Columbus Georgia native and Concordia Lutheran member, survived by widow Lillian Pace, two daughters Mrs Basil Forsney and Mrs Jack Hobbs, five grandchildren. Funeral 2 pm Saturday at Robarts Funeral Home with interment at Sarasota Memorial Park. Friends may visit 7 to 9 pm today. Also noted is death of Mrs Emma Ruth Walden Cooley in California, daughter of Judge Irvin Walden, survived by husband, two daughters, and son, with California residence indicated.
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Saragoza
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First Christian Church
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Phoenix
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Cattleman’s Road
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Sarasote
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Columbus
Concordia Lutheran Church
Lillian Pace
Sarasota
Basil Forsney
Miami
Jack Hobbs
Saracete
Robarts Funeral
South Links Avenue
Luther F. Willer
Robarts
James C
James
Mma Ruth) Walden Cooley
Irvin Walden
Banks Avenue
Playa del Rey
Cattis
California
Marion J. Brady
Alabama
Nancy Cooley
Joseph A. Patterson
Sarancta
Probers Note Progress In Strike Issue
Probers note progress in a strike issue with ongoing investigations and continued reporting across pages. The report references continued coverage and a focus on developing details.
Shipowners and unions inch toward settlement in hard ship strike
President Kennedy extends the briefing deadline as Cole reports progress with several unions but notes remaining demands. The NMU and other striking groups press for terms before ships resume sailing. dissension remains among shipowners and five unions complicating a quick accord.
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Cole
Stukke
Seafarers International Union
Marine Engineers
American Radio Association
Kemnedy
Kennedy
FHA housing bill extends loan terms to forty years
The bill boosts moderate income eligibility by expanding FHA insured loans from 30 to 40 years, lowering monthly payments on a $15,000 house from 82.85 to 74.85 dollars, and allowing up to 450 dollars down payment plus closing costs rolled into the loan. It also raises the mortgage to 35 years for higher income buyers and increases the insured home price from 22,500 to 25,000 dollars.
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FHA
Oklahoma Girls Quit Girl Scouts Ardmore revolt sparks split
Five Ardmore Girl Scouts and Brownies seceded from the national organization and the Sooner Council citing inadequate returns on funds. Ardmore leaders said the Loomer Council received $8,850 from the Ardmore United Fund this year while local troops got only $80.
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Girl Scouts
Ardmore
Okio
Brownies
Ardmore Girl Scouts Association
Girl Scouts of the USA
Sooner Girl Scout Council, Inc
Frank Crosby Jr
Loomer Council
Ardmore United Fund
Eisenhower Budget Deficit Forecast Sparks Debate
The text traces Eisenhower's fiscally conservative stance, noting his eight White House years ended with a debt rise and deficits, while Kennedy’s administration signaled a likely deficit of about 2 billion in fiscal 1961 amid calls for fiscal responsibility. Kennedy faces a shift from surpluses to deficits as he pursues new budget policy.
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Eigenhower
Wiserthower
White House
Eisenhower
Kennedy
British Navy backs Kuwait independence amid regional support
Britain pledged to protect Kuwait’s independence with a 40 percent share of its aid, while neighbors Saudi Arabia Jordan and Sudan offered backing. Chou En Lai congratulated Kuwait and urged opposition to imperialism. Abdullah’s regime denied Iraqi claims and mobilized a brigade-size defense.
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Kuwait
Sheik Ab-dullah
United Arab Republic
Sudan
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
Chou En-lai
Abdullah
Honmier
Congo Independence Aftermath Weakened By Violence and Unrest
Natives in the Congo celebrated independence with cries of uhuru but soon faced violence as rival tribes clashed and secessions emerged. Patrice Lumumba condemned Belgian rule, while Lumumba's government struggled as UN forces arrived to curb chaos amid famine and instability.
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Congo
Tshombe
Gisenga
New Republic
Baudouin
Belgium
Lumumbe
Patrice Lumumba
Poros Publique
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
Connie Stevens Portrays Tobacco Worker For Parrish Role
Connie Stevens, known for playing a bad teen in Parrish, trained as a tobacco worker in Connecticut for several days to prepare for her film drama about tobacco growers.
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UPI
Connie Stevens
Parrish
Joe
Connecticut
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