Market Stocks Slip Then Rally Amid Strong Blue-Chip Lead
The AP reports heavy trading on the American Stock Exchange with around seven million shares by noon, led by General Motors and Union Carbide. The Dow Jones and AP averages rise above recent peaks as aerospace, steel, and metal issues show strength and investor optimism grows ahead of tax deadlines and dividend news.
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Cotton futures steady as markets hold near flat
New York AP reports domestic cotton futures trading with no actual trades. Prices show slight fluctuations around 30.00 to 31.20 from May to previous close as traders wait for direction.
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Tightened Insurance Bill Draws Public Protest
In Raleigh AP reports insurance firms urged the Senate Insurance Committee to oppose a bill sponsored by Sen. Sam Whitehurst Craven. The measure would force auto liability insurers to renew or extend coverage beyond 60 days only if the insured complies with contract terms including payments and avoiding traffic violations.
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North Carolina Eyes Self Support Inspection Program
Gov Moore pushes a self funding vehicle inspection plan with annual checks and staggered dates to limit monthly inspections to one sixth of the fleet. He argues inspections offer quicker, tangible reductions in the rising accident toll despite acknowledging limits of the measure. The piece notes license plate changes and legal quirks in NC motor vehicle laws.
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Train Beats Boy On Tracks In Charlotte Accident
In Charlotte a 12 year old center fielder John Wesley Beaty had his left foot severed by a slow freight engine after chasing a fly ball onto railroad tracks. Eyewitness Eddie Foy 12 described the play as bystanders rendered first aid and the ambulance taking Beaty to hospital in serious condition.
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IBM Plans New Facility In State
IBM reveals plans for a 500000 square foot facility in the Research Triangle area with over $10 million in cost. About 1000 manufacturing and engineering jobs are expected, two thirds filled locally. Arthur L. Becker named general manager and Donald Fusch to lead machine technology programs for IBM System 360.
Astronauts May Be Selected for MOL Program
The Air Force may soon pick astronauts for its orbiting lab program planned after 1967. Until then the spacemen will work with engineers to develop the Military Orbiting Laboratory MOL program, Brig. Gen. Joseph Bleymaier said at a meeting Tuesday.
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Johnson policy wins backing in Viet Nam drive
British Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart says Johnson administration Viet Nam policy gains support and the next move rests with the Reds. He hints Moscow may aid peace talks and urges a constructive communist response to President Johnson’s Baltimore peace stance. Patrick Gordon Walker departs for Asia urging changes in Peking and Hanoi.
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Two Men Are Hanged In Kansas
Rich ard Hickock and Perry Edin Smith were executed at the state prison in Lansing Kansas after confessing to the 1959 Clutter family murders. Hickock, 33, and Smith, 36, died within an hour of each other as witnesses noted their final remarks and reactions before the gallows.
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Power measure sent to Senate after House passage
The North Carolina House approved a bill ending a clash between private power firms and rural electric cooperatives and sent it to the Senate by a 95 to 14 vote on second reading. Gov. Dan Moore brokered peace talks. the measure would allow a co op or power company to continue service after municipal annexation, opposed by cities selling power. The day also saw the kill of a driving test bill and new measures for school bus seat belts and higher judicial pay.
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Pills Called Help For Older Women
Dr Francis P. Rhoades presented an FDA pending hormone replacement pill series for postmenopausal women at the American Academy of General Practice. He claimed it could preserve femininity for about 17 million U S women, reduce costs to about 10 cents daily, and require lifelong use to prevent menopause related disorders.
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Grace Boeptial
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Weather outlook for Carolinas brings cooler nights and showers
North Carolina faces increased high cloudiness and cool tonight with lows in the 40s. Thursday brings partly cloudy skies and showers in about a third of the state starting in the mountains. South Carolina also cool tonight with lows 45 to 50, Thursday showers in the northwest, and a bit warmer Friday.
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High Point School Board Reexamines Civil Rights Compliance
The High Point City Board of Reupeties Sipet will meet to review compliance with the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to continue federal funds for 1965 66. Dr Dean B Pruette prepared a plan requiring geographic student assignment and transfers under a U S Middle District Court order. The board also considers land condemnation for a near William Penn High School site and YMCA requests to release elementary boys for YMCA pool swimming lessons.
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U. S
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Adams- Millis Corp
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State ETV System Costs Are Argued
The UNC president and telecommunication leaders argue a multi agency system could save about 1 million dollars over a decade compared to a telephone company. Southern Bell's J J Ryan says North Carolina's government would save millions annually by adopting the system. After the hearing Ed Rankin says the telephone plan is impressive but under study.
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