Wall Street Trades Higher With Cautious Optimism
Stocks rose in midday trading led by a Dow gain of 3.12 to 881.74 as investors hoped for a seventh straight advance. The Associated Press index gained 0.6 to 323.1 with industrials, rails, and utilities mixed amid profit taking on recent highs.
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Weather forecast for North and South Carolina this weekend
North Carolina partly cloudy with warmer spells this afternoon tonight and Saturday. Scattered storms mainly in mountains today and west Saturday. Lows tonight near 50s to 60s. highs Saturday 76 to 86. South Carolina partly cloudy with scattered thunder showers mainly west Saturday. Lows tonight 56 to 64. highs Saturday mostly in the 80s. Temperatures Saturday through Wednesday near normal with mountains highs upper 60s and southeast near 80. nights cooler.
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Be In at UNC Chapel Hill Sparks Quiet Demonstration
About 500 UNC faculty and Chapel Hill residents gathered on a sunny quad for a be in. The event was informal and peaceful with students and nonparticipants watching or lying in the grass. Signs ranged from antiwar to simple messages like Love and Do it this spring.
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Allied Death Strip Questionable Military Value
In Da Nang the 12 mile death strip south of the zone is seen by U.S. and Vietnamese officials as of questionable value and likely to cause high American casualties. Spokesmen avoid comment while Marines note the line improves fire for defenders though infiltrators can avoid it by route through Laos or far to the south. Mortars and mines threaten engineers as the plan faces heavy doubt and logistical challenges.
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Senate action reshapes liquor law with club provisions
Conference committee revised amendments to allow industrial firms to host cocktail parties on premises open to bona fide guests. Brown bagging in certain establishments remains, while dry counties ban liquor sales. Private social clubs may store up to one gallon per locker. names of senators Henkel Iredell Drew Hanover Ruffin and McLen identified.
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Girl reports secret during naval breach in Long Beach
A girl recounts hearing a shout about a girl under the admiral's bed and describes Marine guards and police questioning her. She identifies a Marine she helped, fearing later trouble for others, as security concerns rise aboard the Long Beach unit.
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Romney weighs 1968 bid at New York gathering
George Romney talks at an American Jewish Committee dinner in New York to consider a possible run for the Republican nomination. He reiterates support for Negro causes and backs open housing legislation before Congress.
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Editors see Nixon taking nomination for 1968
A survey of 103 editors at the 1967 ASNE convention shows 51 expect Nixon to win the Republican nomination, with Romney a distant second among strong challengers. Rockefeller Percy Reagan also receive some support while every editor named Johnson for the Democrat ticket. Humphrey remains a strong vice presidential possibility.
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Fremont School to Desegregate 1967 68 Term
Forty Negro pupils will transfer to Fremont High in Fre mont North Carolina under a freedom of choice desegregation plan. Two Negro teachers will be assigned. federal aid totaling about 44 million dollars will be released. The district will receive help for vocational programs and equipment.
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Young Women Said Bootlegging Cigarettes
In New York City six men were arrested in a private garage after 15 detectives raided it and found four men unwrapping cases of untaxed cigarettes for distribution. Authorities noted 7,200 cartons lacking state city tax stamps and estimated 56,287 cartons brought in since February with potential tax due of about 90,059 dollars.
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Detroit Suggester Wins Big With 85 Ideas At Kelsey Hayes
Thomas Gawlik of Livonia has earned over $10,000 from Kelsey Hayes Co in 10 years for 85 ideas. The tool inspector with the firm since 195? submitted 215 ideas, 20 under consideration. He earned a $4,100 prize for an out of balance machine fix and a $3,700 reward for adjusting drum weights.
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