Markets Mixed as Copper Rises and Unilever Falls
Stocks showed fractional moves with copper benefiting from higher buying. Unilever units declined amid profit taking while Reynolds Tobacco rose slightly and American Tobacco fell. Other big names like General Motors Ford and Boeing moved little or mixed amid cautious trading. Agricultural figures from Baltimore and Chicago noted higher hogs and steady to lower cattle and calves prices with varied wholesale ranges.
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Laughlin
Bethlehem
Republic Steel
Unilever
Unilever N. V
Unilever Ltd
Reynolds Tobacco
American Tobacco
Lorillard
Alcoa
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
DuPont
Boeing
General Motors
Ford
Illinois Central American Telephone
Westinghouse Electric
Royal Dutch
General Electric
Chicago
USDA
All Arguments Have Two Sides with No Ends
A philosophical witticism notes that some debates persist without a conclusion, highlighting the enduring tension between opposing viewpoints. The remark emphasizes the complexity of issues where final consensus remains elusive.
Albany Seeks Community Route to Racial Tensions
A grassroots effort in Albany Georgia aims to ease 60 days the citys integration struggle after more than 700 inmates across a week. Marion S Page leads talks with two Negro lawyers and city officials proposing delaying trials for 60 days and releasing all but 11 detainees including Freedom Riders.
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Albany, Ga
South Georgia
Marion S. Page
C. B. King
Albany
Donald L. Hollowell
Atlanta
Asa D. Kelley
Laurie Pritchett
Freedom Riders
The First Thing Most People Grow in Gardens
A witty reflection notes that the initial crop many gardeners cultivate is weariness rather than produce. It suggests common fatigue from tending plots and the gratification sought may take time to bloom.
Fines and costs total 2726 in Frederick County Court
Fines and costs in Frederick County Court reached 2726 with four men convicted on hunting violations. Raymond L. Fletcher and Theodore J. Kerns each faced 257.75 fines plus 30 day suspended sentences for spotlight and podlight offenses. Numerous others paid fines for reckless driving, illegal equipment, hunting violations, and related charges across multiple addresses and routes.
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Frederick
Raymnd L. Fletcher
Whitacre
Theodore J. Kerns
Stephenson
Isaac P. Wilkins
Route 4
Robert Allen Carter
Sunnyside Station
Winifred Maxwell Brown
East St
Ralph Norman Fletcher
Fairmont Ave
John William Price
Penn
Ylvania Ave
Lawrence Ralph Boyce
James Raymond Cooley
Ward Stover
James Albert Russell, Jr
Harry Junior Kackley
Walter Edward Miller
James Gri Benner
Brucetown
Charles Herbert Davis
Bloomery
Claude Frye
Sharp St
Robert
Herman Randolph Washington
Middletown
Ray Jarrell
Emma Louise Porter
White Post
Leo McFarland
Stephens City
Elmer Johnson Ruckman
Harlan Charles Snow
Robert Beverly Williams
Bellview Ave
James W. Bunner
Raymond Pitcock
Roger Allen Holliday
Whattcre
James Samuel Lake
Reliance
Walter Brown Mason
Deal Ave
Roland Collins Nicholas
James William Stokes
Berryville
Henry Dearmont Bolden
Carl Andrew Milburn
Carl Thomas Puffinberger
S. Loudoun St
Robert Ashby Pitcock
James William Brown
Kennedy Ends South American Tour With Broad Welcome
President Kennedy received enthusiastic greetings in Caracas and Bogota as he wrapped up a swing through Latin America. He flew to Bermuda for talks with Prime Minister Macmillan to discuss the Berlin crisis and Alliance for Progress plans.
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Macmillan
Washington
Bermuda
Bogota
Kennedys
Alberto Lleras Camargo
Colombia
South America
Caracas
Venezuela
United States
Kennedy
Puerto Rico
San Juan
Berlin Crisi
Harold Macmillan
Berlin
Alliance For Progress
Romulo Betancourt
Proveam
Betancourt
Berlin Wall Christmas Tree Lights Spark Cold War Cheer
West Berlin staged a dusk ceremony as Mayor Willy Brandt switched on thousands of Christmas tree lights along the Berlin Wall. The Communist East answered with loudspeakers and propaganda while West Berliners celebrated and sent greetings to their countrymen.
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Berlin Wall
Berlin
Willy Brandt
Brandt
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