Market Dip Delivers Cautious Slump After Gains
New York stock trading opened with a gradual decline as blue chips softened while overall activity remained brisk. The Dow Jones average stood at 914.76 at noon, down 4.39, amid signals that the summer rally is waning and post Labor Day uncertainties are weighing on investors.
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Cudahy Co
Curtis Pub
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Aveo Cp
Babcok
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Bendix
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Houst LP
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InsNoAm
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Jewel Co
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Macke Co
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NY Stock Index Snapshot
AP reports New York stock indices with brief prices and changes across several listed securities. Market activity shows modest declines in some stocks while others edge higher amid mixed trading signals.
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Ap)stock Exchange Index
Oss
Encvsenal
Dies Transportation
A P Stock Averages
A concise note on stock averages referencing the A P market index figures and daily fluctuations. This item distills a brief market snapshot with emphasis on notable shifts and broad trends. Related index movements are indicated for investor awareness and quick reading.
Dividend footnotes clarify stock and cash disbursements
The notice lists various footnotes A through VI describing types of dividends and distributions including stock dividends, liquidating dividends, and ex dividend events. It notes cases like cash value estimates, prior year payments, and special conditions such as issues in bankruptcy or foreign securities.
Dow Jones Averages Mixed Amid Broad Market Shifts
The stock market showed varied results with the Dow Jones index around 914.76 down 4.99 and other measures such as Visas and Industrials posting declines. Utilities and rail shares fluctuated as investors weighed demand, inflation, and policy signals.
Registration Gains Pace at Guilford Technical Institute
Jamestown Guilford Technical Institute reports faster fall term registration with about 320 applications already received for classes starting September 25. Official registration is September 22. The institute will use 40 faculty across one year vocational and two year technology courses and has added two small frame buildings to ease crowding ahead of a new library classroom building next year. Courses cover welding drafting sheet metal automobile mechanics upholstery machine shop and two year programs in accounting business administration civil technology commercial art electronics secretarial work and drafting.
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Jamestown
Guilford Technical Institute
Fire District Tax Proposal Defeated in Churchland Vote
Lexington voters rejected a Churchland area fire district tax. 279 opposed and 223 supported a maximum 15 cents per 100 valuation, turnout 502 of 587 registered. Officials noted no intention to seek more than 10 cents despite the ballot limit.
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Churchland
Churchland Department
Piedmont Chapter to Host Summer Outing at Forest Oaks
The Piedmont Chapter of the National Association of Accountants will hold its annual summer outing at Forest Oaks Country Club in Greensboro on Thursday. Highlights include an afternoon golf tournament and a chicken and barbecue buffet.
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Forest Oaks ‘Country Club
Greensboro
North Carolina Weather Returns to Augustlike Norms
The Associated Press reports fair skies with occasional clouds and scattered showers over the next two to three days in North Carolina. Temperatures are expected to rise to the mid 80s by Thursday night as a large high pressure system shifts from West Virginia toward Washington, bringing light northerly winds and cooler nights.
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Weather Bureau
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Washington, D.C
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Vietnam Debate Over Air Attacks To Win War
President Johnson faces a split on Vietnam as Adm. Sharp urges intensified air bombardment of North Vietnam to force peace. Critics warn of a policy shift away from negotiation while backers say stronger bombing may compel North Vietnam to sue for peace. Senate and House leaders react with concern over civilian and political implications.
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Washington
Johnson
Vietnam
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North Vietnam
Adm. US
Grant Sharp
South
Sharp
White House
John Stennis
D-Miss
Senate
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pentagon
Abilities Of New Filter Questioned By NC State Expert
A NC State University researcher questions Columbia University’s new cigarette filter claims. Dr. Walter George says the filter seems similar to current designs and casts doubt on tar and nicotine reductions reaching 90 percent. He notes taste and draw concerns and cites unknowns about cancer-causing compounds.
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North Carolina State University
Columbia University
Walter George
Celanese Corp
George
Robert Strickman
Strickman
Dr. George
Bunker Declares South Vietnam Election Fair
U S Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker said the presidential election in South Vietnam is proceeding fairly and freely. He noted rumors of unfairness are common in contests and stressed the U S mission has a hands off policy as civilian candidates campaigned openly in Bien Hoa near Saigon.
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Wayne Morse
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Pentagon
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Saigon
Shriver Comments on Governor Veto Power Draw Fire
Ed Rankin Jr. replies to Sargent Shriver challenging his claim that Governor Dan Moore can veto federal poverty programs in North Carolina. Rankin cites restrictions in the amended Economic Opportunity Act and says Shriver’s remarks are not a complete statement of facts.
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Sargent Shriver
Dan Moore
North Carolina
Ed Rankin Jr
Shriver
Greensboro
Moore
Office of Economic Opportunity
Rankin
Parking Lot Rents For 18000 In Raleigh
The North Carolina DMV continues paying 18000 yearly rent for a 400 space parking lot used by about 25 people daily. Assist. Commissioner Joe Garrett cites teenage gangs causing thefts and vandalism and says staff avoid the lot. Police lack manpower to monitor it full time.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Garrett
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