Glamour Stocks Lead Broad Rally On NYSE
On the New York Stock Exchange a broad rally followed upbeat market indicators with 668 advances and 354 declines. Dow Jones rose 2.06 to 894.82 while S P 500 gained 0.23 as Braniff, Northwest, Delta, Eastern and TWA led airline stocks higher.
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Letter from Army recruiter praises draft article
Maurice A. Wilgan M SGT U S Army Recruiter writes to The Childress Index praising Louis Cassels draft probability article while noting state variation in draft outcomes and affirming educational opportunities in the service. He also mentions overseas guarantees and training prospects. A brief Canadian wheat sale note follows.
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Wall Street Focus Shifts To Glamour Stocks
Traders spotlight technicals over economic factors as glamor issues attract high short positions while blue chips and utilities lag. Bache & Company sees rising short interest as a potential short term driver and Alexander Hamilton Institute notes overpricing among glamour stocks amid fading selling pressure in blue chips.
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House Approves 41 Billion In Foreign Aid
The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved a 41 billion dollar foreign aid authorization for the fiscal year starting July 1 in a 28 to 7 vote. The measure includes 550 million to bolster South Viet Nam and allows for additional appropriations during emergencies.
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California
Federal Tax Stamp Notice Urges Compliance by July 1 1966
MORRIS HIGLEY reports an Internal Revenue Service notice from the U S Treasury Department requires anyone dealing in fuming devices wagering narcotics marijuana distilled spirits wines beers and stills to register and pay occupational tax stamps by Friday July 1 1966. The writer questions why the federal government taxes activities illegal to themselves and comments on perceived policy paradox.
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Three Texans Die in Vietnam Action and Non Hostile Deaths
The Defense Department reports three Texans killed or died in Vietnam. Sam Canada Jr. of Coupland was killed in action. Pfc Edwin R. Travnicek of Dallas and Marine Cpl Nathaniel Hubbard of Fort Worth died of non hostile causes.
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Edwin R. Travnicek
Marilyn K. Travnicek
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Nathaniel Hubbard
Harold L. Hubbard
Belmick St. Fort Worth
Weather highs and lows across mainland U.S. states
The U.S. Weather Bureau records show Thermal California reached the day’s high of 105 degrees while Kalispell Montana and Mullan Idaho reported the morning low of 34 degrees.
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Two Marines Die in A6 Intruder Collision Over Chesapeake Bay
Two two man A6 intruder crews from Marine air units based at Cherry Point North Carolina collided while returning from a practice bombing run over Chesapeake Bay. Pilots 1st Lt James Engstrom and 1st Lt Charles Clark parachuted to safety. bombardier navigators Capt James Anders and 2nd Lt William D Lewellyn were identified among the victims as search crews scoured the bay through the night.
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James Engstrom
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Asheville NC
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Minor Car Pickup Collision Near Childress
Slight damage reported with no injuries after a rear end collision at 7 15 p m Sunday one mile north of Childress on U S 62. Lorene Beavers Wolf of Childress drove the auto hit by a pickup driven by Pat Mullins of Plainview hauling a horse trailer. Patrolman King investigated.
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Inger Stevens to co star with Glenn Ford in The Long Ride Home
Inger Stevens finishes TV work and signs to co star with Glenn Ford in The Long Ride Home. Project details remain limited as production plans move forward under UPI sources.
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