Airlines rally fades as stocks retreat at noon
The market slipped after an early rally with airlines posting fractional gains while steel shares advanced. The Dow Jones average fell 0.4 to 839.69 and the AP average dropped 0.7 to 301.6 as broader equities retreated. Northwest Airlines rose over 3 points, with Pan American World Airways and Eastern and American up modestly.
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Associated Press
Northwest Airlines
Pan American World Airways
Eastern Air Lines
American Airlines
United
Police raids target civil rights meeting sites in multiple states
Police arrested four at four locations described as civil rights meeting sites amid raids. Dynamite sticks were found at one site. Warrants issued for SNCC workers Fred Meely, Morris Ruffin, and George Anderson. In Charlotte a man was killed and three wounded in a residential area. A white suspect was charged with murder and assault. In Grenada police detained 19 Negroes after church ushers blocked entry. A Los Angeles crowd clashed with police, throwing objects. In New York a guard allegedly struck a white man and his pregnant wife during a disturbance outside a Far Rockaway diner.
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George Anderson
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N.C
Charles W. Willis
Sylvester Patterson
Grenada
Miss
First Baptist Church
Los Angeles
New York
Rocka‘way
Queens
City Residents Pass CPA Examination in High Point Trio
CHAPEL HILL The State Board of Certified Public Accountant Examiners announced that three High Point residents passed the CPA exam given May 18 to 20. Floyd Thomas Craven Adrian Briggs Delk and George Joel Levine are the successful examinees.
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George Joel Levine
Princess hand bag moment shows royal style clash
A stray quote highlights the princess handbag choice as more suited to a businesswoman. The speaker wishes advisers would grant more headroom and drop matronly royal conventions for her birthday.
Red Chinese Laborers In Vietnam Strain Hanoi Ties
AP dispatch from Saigon notes an estimated 50 000 Red Chinese laborers cross into North Vietnam to keep road and rail supply lines open The arrangement raises political risks for Hanoi and may extend to the Ho Chi Minh Trail through Laos with unknown Vietnamese workers also involved The cross border labor pool is described as a fluctuating force along major rail lines and the Haiphong port supply route, with U S bombing shaping a costly bargaining game for both sides.
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Airline Strike Ends Peace Accord With Back-to-Work Terms
The agreement outlines orderly return to work procedures and no reprisals while addressing 35 400 strikers and 30 000 laid off workers. It conflicts with 3.2 percent wage guidelines, sparks debate in Congress, and awaits union ratification before any legal halt measure. Siemiller notes a rest before final talks.
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Police Foil Larceny Try In Thomasville Laundrette
Police foiled an attempted larceny at a Winston Street Laundrette yesterday afternoon. A juvenile was seen prying a coin box. by the time officers entered, he had fled out the back door. No money was reported missing though several coin boxes were damaged.
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Record gains in Tar Heel state industry this year
North Carolina development officials report record industrial progress in the first half of 1965. W J Griffin notes a 35.9 percent rise over 1964 and a payroll increase of 23.66 million while 102 new plants are planned or underway and 8,487 jobs added since January. Gov Dan Moore cites export growth to 750 million and 112000 jobs in state forecasts.
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North Carolina
Tar Heel
W. J
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Department
T’s O Meeting
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Department of Commerce
Y. Moore
Moore
Hire-Handicapped Film Scheduled
The fall meeting of the Mayor's Committee for Hiring the Handicapped will be at Marguerite's Restaurant at 12 15 p m. A film titled Selling One Guy Named Larry promoting the empowerment of disabled people will be shown. The committee invites educators counselors PTA presidents and civic club leaders to view it. Reservations via Mrs Jule Osborne at 24141 before Tuesday afternoon.
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Ralph Miller
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Thomasville Clerk Elected Treasurer in NC Clerks Assn
Roy M. Westmoreland, clerk of Thomasville Recorder's Court, was elected treasurer of the North Carolina City County Court Clerks Association at its annual meeting in Atlantic Beach. The conference began Friday and ended yesterday with officer elections.
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Roy M. Westmoreland
Negroes jeered at Klan rally in Raleigh crowd
In Raleigh Memorial Auditorium more than 3 000 people jeered a small group of Negroes who sat in on a Ku Klux rally. Six were arrested including Bobby Wayne Murrell 17 of Gibsonville charged with carrying a concealed tear gas gun.
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United States
Memorial Auditorium
J. Robert Jones
North Carolina
Klan
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