Wall Street stock market declines and merger talks loom
A broad market slide occurred as the NYSE fell amid profit taking and forecasts of consolidation. Hanes Hosiery and other industrials led losses while analysts noted possible merger activity between Curtiss-Wright partners and Hanes International. International News listed Dutch and Belgian firms expanding joint ventures.
Hanes Hosiery exec to join new European venture board
Zanan Chilibeck executive vice president of Hanes Hosiery Inc will be a director of the new company Gib gon Kousenfabrieken Hin provide two directors Rob ert Hin and Marinus Van Emmerik join alongside an independent trustee as fifth board member Managing director John Jaenore a Holland native oversees European venture offices at Kousenfabrieken Hill N V Haarlem Holland.
Forecast North Carolina South Carolina and Georgia
Forecasts show partly cloudy skies and a slow warming trend across the region. North Carolina highs reach 73 to 80 with mountains and coast cooler inland. lows 47 to 66. South Carolina highs mostly in the lower 80s, lows 58 to 63. Georgia expects fair to partly cloudy conditions with highs in the 80s and lows around the 57 to 65 range.
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Whiteville hearing cited riots over race tensions at NLRB session
In Whiteville a public hearing by the National Labor Relations Board was set to examine alleged unfair labor practices by National Spinning amid a strike by workers. White and Negro workers blamed outside agitators or broken promises, while some whites cited ghetto conditions and education. The event reflects race tensions tied to labor disputes in North Carolina.
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Racial clash at Bogalusa raises tense racial violence scene
Witnesses describe a drive in crowd gathering around the River side Inn after a bar brawl between Black and white patrons. Gunfire erupted when Black marchers blocked exits. troopers later recovered firearms and arrested a Black group and a nearby Negro girl provided details.
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Long Copper Strike Drags On Across Nation
Widespread hardship hits families as a one month copper strike continues with picket lines and stalled negotiations. United Steelworkers, AFL-CIO and major copper firms like Kennecott Phelps Dodge Anaconda and ASARCO face industry wide shutdowns, with unions claiming this could be the longest stoppage yet. Local copper towns report ongoing protests and economic strain as workers remain on strike and company officials insist on tough bargaining.
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Telescope Sights Order Defended
Houston official George T. Miller who ordered seven telescopic rifle sights for the Harris County Community Action Association sought to turn them into classroom micro scopes. Police chief Herman Short dismissed the plan as dangerous and misleading while Miller defended the intent and noted the sights were ordered from a surplus program for anti poverty work.
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Riots Causes Split Across Races On City Conditions
A 1967 survey shows both Negroes and whites largely agree that riot outbreaks stem from lack of progress in housing, jobs, and education. Negroes cite housing decay, with many reporting rat infestations and poor plumbing, while whites emphasize organized violence and looting versus spontaneous upheaval. Both sides want to avoid a repeat summer crisis.
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Fresh Start to Computer Programming Training
An advertisement offers ECPI Electronic Computer Programming Institute training for a computer programmer career on IBM equipment. It promises 25,000 job vacancies, free aptitude testing, placement services, and 80 centers in the U S and Canada for adults aged 18 to 40 with a high school diploma.
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