Stocks Near Stalemate With Muted Gains as News Bites
Trading was uneven and the AP 60 average held at 333.3 at noon as industrials gained slightly and rails fell. Investors faced Berlin tensions and a looming Viet Nam speech by Johnson while April taxi deadlines weighed. Dow fell 0.73 to 891.17 amid mixed results from major issues and Comsat rose briefly after Early Bird launch before closing mixed.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Viet Nam
Johnson
Dow Jones
du Pont
Jersey Standard
General Motors
Chrysler
U.S. Steel
Allied Chemical
Comsat
U.S
Missionary Church Spring Revival Begins Tonight
The Missionary Church in High Point opens a spring revival with services at 7 30 p m each day and 10 45 a m Sunday through April 18 led by Rev Tony W Ross pastor of Bible Missionary Baptist Church in Charleston W Va Claude Bailey from Charleston W Va assists in the revival and the article notes related dividend terminology otherwise.
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Bible Missionary Baptis
High Point
UCS Budget Committee Sets Meetings for Budget Review
United Community Services budget committee will meet to review income and expenditures of the UCS member agencies for the past quarter and planned operations for the next quarter. The committee will report to the UCS board of directors at their April 14 meeting.
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United Appeal
Mittee
George Lyles
W. C. Sheloff
John Hutchens
Walter Comfort
W. J. Rives
Wray Amos
Fred Swartzberg
UCS
Contract Eases News Strike Threat in New York Papers
AFL CIO Typo graphic Union and seven New York daily publishers reach a contract easing strike risk. Printers gain a $12 weekly package increase over two years, subject to ratification, with base pay $149 weekly for day shifts and night-premium pay.
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Afl-Cio Typographical
Newspaper Publishers Association of
New York City
Daily News
Times
Herald Tribune
Journal-American
World-Telegram & Sun
Long Island Daily Press
Long Island Star-Journal
Demo Primary Race Assured in High Point City Council bid
Dan Kelly a Hill Street resident and real estate broker filed for the Democratic primary for High Point City Council from the fourth ward. He pledged to listen to residents and share his views on city government during the period before the April 20 primary.
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Dan Kelly
Hill Street
Fourth Ward
Elva Small
Elections Board
High Point
Health Care Bill Opens in House Debating Social Security Plan
The House begins debate on a $6 billion package to provide hospital care low cost medical insurance and boosted Social Security checks for about 20 million elderly Americans. The measure includes hospital coverage 20 days nursing care and a $40 out-of-pocket limit with a government match for a $3 monthly premium.
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Edmond LE Breton
Washington
House
Johnson
Treasury
Social Security Actuaries
Mayor Yorty defeats Roosevelt in Los Angeles election
Mayor Samuel Yorty, an independent Democrat, easily defeated Democratic Rep. James Roosevelt to win a second term in Los Angeles. Yorty led Roosevelt by nearly two to one as six new candidates trailed in the municipal race. Elsewhere Democrat A J Cervantes won the St. Louis mayoralty defeating Maurice R Zumwalt by more than two to one with 99 869 votes to 47 070.
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Samuel Yorty
Los Angeles
James Roosevelt
Yorty
Richard M. Nixon
Roosevelt
A.J. Cervantes
St. Louis
Omaha
Cervantes
Maurice R. Zumwalt
Zumwalt
Pressure Increases Air War Scores Successes
The U S Air Force reports major successes after two months of bombing North and South Viet Nam with 1 400 tons of bombs and rockets on 26 targets since February 7. Losses include 12 Air Force jets 10 Navy planes and four Vietnamese air force planes with several pilots missing or captured. Communist planes were repelled near the raiders twice. one encounter saw two F 105s shot down by aging MiG fighters. The strikes target military sites not population centers aiming to slow Viet Cong supplies and pressure Hanoi to reconsider backing the Viet Cong.
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South Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
North
Orth
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Navy
U.S
United States
South
Viet Nam
Ervin Attacks Revised Voting Rights Bill
Senator Sam Ervin blasted the administration's revised voting rights bill as worse than the original while Senator Javits called it an improvement. The draft would apply to five Deep South states and parts of two others and allow the attorney general to sue nationwide. The Senate Judiciary Committee held a closed session with no votes and planned further discussion.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Deep South
Senate Judiciary Committee
Acc Eaey
House
Judiciary
Ervin
Johnson
Allies Seek End to Soviet Harassment of Berlin Access
France demanded that the East German commander end harassment of communications with Berlin and warned the Soviet Union would be held responsible for any interference. Western Allies and West Germany met in Washington to discuss possible reprisals as Soviet jets buzzed U S and French airports in West Berlin and broke the sound barrier over the city.
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Berlin
Peter K. Koshevoy
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Washington
U.S
West Berlin
Central High Debaters Win Honors at District Congress
Central High School National Forensic League members dominated a two day district congress with about 125 students from 12 schools in North and South Carereer ree. Debaters presented national issue bills and resolutions and honors included Laura Wall as best in House T1 and Barbara Stone as best presiding officer.
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Communist Party
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Omaha
Neb
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David Mitchell
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John Young
Ben Armfield
Dan Monroe
Warren Rives
Signing of Statements Protested by States Rights Group
Woodrow W. Lynch of Shelby denounced members signing statements consenting to racial requirements to obtain federal funds. Lynch spoke two days after four meetings outlined procedures to align with the Civil Rights Act and gain eligibility for future federal funds.
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N. C
North Carolina Defenders of States Rights
Woodrow W. Lynch
Theoy
Raleigh
Kinston
Bond Averages From The Associated Press Averages
The report compiles AP average figures for bonds and related securities. It notes Rails industrial utilities and funds, with figures compiled by iPro and Fon Yd.
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