Market dips after Monday surge as profits take hold
U S stocks were little changed at noon with declines led by the Dow as profit taking cooled Monday’s 20 point rise. The Dow slipped to 860.26 while the AP average fell to 307.8 as gains in utilities lagged. Polaroid, Bell & Howell and Fairchild Camera retreated from notable highs.
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Dow
Johnson
Associated Press
Polaroid
Bell & Howell
Fairchild Camera
New York Stock Exchange Closes Mixed on Tiny Volume
An AP report outlines a late afternoon trading session on the New York Stock Exchange with many prices showing small moves. The list highlights notable averages and several active names across industries, signaling a subdued yet broad market drift.
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New York Stock Exchange
Over The Counter Quotations Clarify NASD Pricing Basis
NASD inter-dealer prices available as of 10:30 a.m. represent representative quotations. Intermarkets fluctuate through the day and prices exclude retail markups and commissions.
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Cotton futures rise as New York market opens higher
No. 2 cotton futures gain 10 to 45 cents a bale at the open in New York with prices shown around 30.07 to 30.70 per hundredweight. Stock and bond averages are listed, reflecting mixed early trading as the Associated Press compiles noon figures.
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Associated
New York Stock Market Opens With Mixed Early Moves
Early trading in New York shows stock indexes fluctuating as investors assess midday guidance. Trading desks note cautious sentiment from financial firms and see mixed movements across major sectors.
North and South Carolina forecast with showers possible
The report notes North Carolina will be partly cloudy with a slight warming trend and lows in the 40s, while South Carolina stays partly cloudy and cool with lows in the 47 to 55 range. Virginia sees high 60s to low 70s with increasing clouds and a chance of showers in the southwest by afternoon.
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Coradi Named VP At Athana Corp In High Point
Richard M. Coradi formerly with IBM is appointed vice president of Athana Corp a new High Point based company developing and marketing disc packs and other peripheral equipment. He will oversee Eastern sales and is to be headquartered in High Point. Coradi hails from Jersey City and holds a Lehigh finance degree.
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Richard M. Coradi
IBM
Athana Corp
High Point
Indian Head Inc reports 1967 sales and profit records
Indian Head Inc. posts a 28 percent rise in total sales to a record 288 million and net profit up 45 percent to 7.7 million for 1967. James E. Robison and Robert W. Lear announced in the annual report that metal products and auto parts divisions also improved, with earnings per common share at 2.38 after prestock dividends.
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James E. Robison
Robert W. Lear
Massive Air Force supply run risks in South Vietnam
Washington AP reported Air Force officials warned North Vietnamese may exploit a month long bombing halt to rush 100000 tons of supplies southward. Pentagon prepared up to 60000 reserve mobilization with initial order for 15000. de escalation could influence peace talks and timing of renewed air operations.
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U.S
South Vietnam
Pentagon
Johnson
Vietnam
Fense
Demilitarized Zone
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Nixon Supports Short Moratorium on Vietnam Criticism
New York AP report states President Nixon backs a two to three week pause on criticizing President Johnson over Vietnam while exploring a peace avenue. The piece notes Nixon as a leading Republican presidential hopeful planning this week.
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Richard M. Nixon
Johnson
Vietnam
Adams-Millis Pays Views on Bombing Pause and Peace Efforts
Adams-Millis Pays argues a bombing halt alone cannot guarantee peace and cites private diplomatic information guiding the president. He says intimate moves, possibly with the Soviet Union, are under way and warns that a unilateral pause could be risky if no real progress follows. Nixon cautions two to three weeks will show if the pause signals negotiations or a desperate action. He warns public pressure may push broader military action if no progress occurs.
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Vietnam
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Harlem
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Clayton Powell
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Duke University
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Threadgill’s Rise in North Carolina Sales Division
Threadgill was named a sales representative in central and western North Carolina in 1954 and became manager of the make-up division in September 1963. He later served as assistant vice president for sales from December 1965, overseeing eastern U.S. accounts and servicing large volume customers with private label shoes.
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Thieu and Ky Clash Over Policy Emphasis
The discussion notes differences between Thieu and Vice President Ky, who face tension over policy and a project to organize civilians into armed units. The president grimly faces Ky as the exchange unfolds.
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Vietnam
Thieu
Sal
Ge Sone
Live Grenades Found In Mail Test Ports
The Customs Bureau found live grenades submachine guns marijuana and switchblade knives in a test opening of all foreign mail packages at two ports on one day.
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Customs Bureau
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