Rail strikes loom as market slides amid mixed trading
New York stocks eased as rails faced renewed strike threats and unions oppose Friday work rule changes. Industrials and rails dipped while coppers held firm and airlines rallied on a rebound. The A P 60 stock average rose to 304.3 as IBM and Polaroid moved but Dow fell to 822.68 at noon.
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Wallace Reynolds race shows crossovers in Wisconsin primary
Thousands of Republicans voted for Wallace on an open primary ballot in Wisconsin, with Byrnes noting the crossovers as an old custom. Wallace claimed broad support and planned to campaign in Maryland and Indiana after the state results. Reynolds defended his record and denounced Wallace as a racist, while noting Wallace’s gains in areas solid for Democrats.
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Dow Jones Averages and Trading Totals
The Dow Jones averages show levels for the 30 Industrials 20 Stocks and 65 Utilities with figures at 1 a.m. noon and 12 noon. Trading volume is listed as 1,380,000 2,430,000 and 5,900,000 shares across the intervals.
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MacArthur Honored by 7th Regiment Armory Vigil
Philippine ambassador and 2,400 West Point cadets joined dignitaries at the 7th Regiment Armory as crowds filed past General MacArthur's coffin. The line stretched for hours despite rain with 35,000 paying respects and the doors staying open past closing time.
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Black Jack
Favorite Son Run After White House Consultation
A state political maneuver follows a meeting at the White House with President Johnson who granted permission for a favorite son bid. The plan includes the state's top Democrats and aims to consolidate backing for the nomination.
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Eight steel firms indicted for price fixing in carbon sheet market
NEW YORK AP Eight steel companies including U S Steel, the industrys largest, were indicted by a federal grand jury on antitrust charges. They allegedly conspired to fix prices in the 3 6 billion carbon sheet steel business. Two executives were named. The indictment traces back to the 1962 clash over a 6 per ton price hike pushed by major firms that drew President Kennedy's ire. Conviction could bring up to 50 000 fine per firm and up to a year in jail for the executives.
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John F. Kennedy
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Preyer Challenges Moore On State Worker Pay Raise
Raleigh AP notes Richard son Preyer accuses gubernatorial candidate Dan K. Moore of fiscal irresponsibility for promising a 10 percent pay raise for state workers. Preyer argues surplus forecasts are uncertain and questions whether raises should take priority over other needs. He cites differing surplus estimates and a $67 million cost claim for 1965-67.
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Richardson Preyer
Dan K. Moore
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MacArthur Leaves Spiritual Legacy For Son In Prayer
Washington AP General Douglas MacArthur is said to have left a spiritual legacy for his son Arthur. Biographer Maj. Gen. Courtney Whitney reports the father’s morning prayers urged strength, humility, and ethical leadership, stressing self knowledge and service over comfort.
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Arthur
Philippines
Courtney Whitney
MacArthur
Education Priority Pledges From Candidate Speech
A candidate pledges to prioritize the education of children from all state families if elected. The statement emphasizes universal support for schooling and the focus on education as a campaign promise.
Last wild wisents of Europe reported killed in Lithuania forests
Historical note claims the final wild European wisents perished in Lithuanian forests during World War II, marking the species' near extinction in Europe amid wartime upheaval.
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Lithuania
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