Wall Street Surges on Peace Rally as Trading Booms
The stock market staged a major rally with high volume led by large and small trades. The Dow rose 13.18 to 897.60 at noon and the Associated Press index gained 4.4 to 320.1, driven by Du Pont gains and broad blue chip strength amid a holiday-shortened week.
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New York Stock Exchange Afternoon Prices Summary
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Stock Averages and Market Data Fragment
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Cotton futures open lower and higher as market moves
In New York, No. 2 cotton futures opened ten cents per bale lower to forty five cents above the previous close indicating a mixed session start for the market with price shifts observed today.
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Midwest North Carolina and Virginia Weather Forecast Update
Forecast for North Carolina and Virginia notes mostly east portion with fair or clearing skies. Lows range from 52 to 58 in the north and 38 to 64 in the south with 50s elsewhere. Virginia sees mostly cloudy conditions tonight with scattered showers southeast and a few showers elsewhere, low 48 to 54 in the southeast.
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Averages and figures from AP 1968 data
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Five Day Forecasts for North and South Carolina
A period from Thursday through Monday will see near normal average temperatures along the coast and in the mountains. Night lows will run from 44 to 54 degrees in North Carolina and around 57 in South Carolina with areas near 50 degrees in some spots.
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High Point Executives Appointed to 1968 S and L Committees
Three High Point savings and loan executives have been appointed to 1968 committees of the United States Savings and Loan League. J. D. Dobbins of Atlantic Savings and Loan, A. Scott Parker Jr. of Perpetual Savings and Loan, and W. D. Lee Jr. of Piedmont Savings and Loan are listed with their respective committees.
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North Carolina Dealers Tour Motorola Chicago Headquarters
A group of over 35 North Carolina dealers visited Motorola's Franklin Park Illinois corporate headquarters and color television assembly facilities during a business trip led by Paul A. eee on Reathouten T.V.
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Harmon Named Merchandise Manager at Martinsville Ameri can
John Harmon is appointed merchandise manager at Harmon Gets Post American of Martinsville. He has five years with the company and previously held roles in advertising, regional sales, and market research.
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Record first quarter sales exceed 104 million
Record quarterly sales for the first three months surpassed 104.612 million, an increase of over 3.36 million, per R B Taylor senior vice president of agency operations. It marks the second straight year with first quarter sales above 100 million.
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Uniformed police guard tomb of Dr King in Atlanta
Uniformed officers stood watch at the tomb of Martin Luther King Jr in South View Cemetery as mourners filed in for the funeral ceremonies. The day featured a major public vigil with political leaders including Hubert Humphrey Edward Kennedy and Eugene McCarthy among attendees.
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Duke Students Continue Vigil Over Minimum Wage Demand
Duke students press for a minimum wage of 1.60 an hour and the campus protest on the main quadrangle continues rain or shine. Howard Fuller urged the white power structure to listen and warned of unrest if ignored. Mayor Grabaret praised Fuller for calming tensions and the group seeks a bargaining committee and Duke President Knight’s resignation from a segregated country club.
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Raleigh Lifts Its Curfew
Raleigh mayor announces no curfew tonight unless conditions require one. A later news conference with the governor will decide on revoking the local ban on alcohol sales. National Guard Colonel Manooch says no activity is planned and no moves will be announced until further notice.
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Fourth Man Arrested In Raleigh Bank Theft
Police say a fourth man, Charles Baldwin 21 of Brooklyn New York, was arrested hitchhiking near Wake Forest. The $18 000 bank robbery saw three bandits inside the Wachovia Bank and Trust Co South Raleigh branch flee as a deputy arrived. Officers recovered $6 000 from Baldwin while two other suspects, Mervis Jennette 23 and an unnamed third man, were arrested nearby.
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Lincoln students face unrest as King protests turn violent
Reports describe 1300 Lincoln students amid demonstrations sparked by Dr. Martin Luther King. Rioting escalated with a fatality, at least 35 injured, and over 175 arrests as 4000 police and guardsmen enforced a curfew last night.
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Humphrey Visit Set for Thursday in Winston-Salem
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey is scheduled to speak Thursday in Winston-Salem at an event honoring Dr. James. The appearance is part of a broader campaign stop and includes remarks expected on national issues.
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