Market Losses Drag Dow As Auto Talks Weigh
A broad decline in shares followed losses by blue chips DuPont and Union Carbide. The Associated Press average slipped 0.1 to 316.2 as autos, steels, rails and utilities trended lower amid housing starts, refinery cuts, and auto-negotiation uncertainty. Dow Jones industrial average fell 1.41 to 840.35 with mixed moves in IBM, Polaroid, Xerox, U the stock list showing gains for United and Eastern airlines and tobacco names, while several others eased. bonds were little changed.
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du Pont
Union Carbide
Associated Press
Dow Jones
General Mo
Chrysler
American Motors
Her
U.S. Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Bethlehem
Steels
IBM
Polaroid
Xerox
U.S
Reynolds Tobacco
Liggett & Myers
Lorillard
American Tobacco
United
Eastern Airlines
American Airlines
Pan American
Pfizer
Moore
Harris and Fields Plastics
Mead Johnson
Massey-Ferguson
Savoy Industries
Syntex
Ayrshire
Dividend terminology and notations in the table
Ivor Thord-Gray explains that dividend rates shown are annual disbursements based on the last quarterly declaration with various abbreviations for special, liquidating, stock, or contingent payments and conditions including ex dividend, ex rights, warrants, and bankruptcy status.
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Unness
Over-Counter Stock Prices From National Association Source
The following end asked prices are obtained from the National Association of Securities Dealers and show bid and asked quotations. Bid Allvac Metals Co. 4% Amer Furniture Co. Carolinas Capital Colonial Stores First Union Nat Bank 25% Gulf Life Insurance 53% Harris-Teeter Mkts 15% Jefferson Ltd Life 80% Lance Inc Life & Casualty Ins 38% Li'l General Stores 2%
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National Association of Securities Deeiers, Inc
Allvac Metals Co
Amer Furniture Co
Carolinas Capital
Colonial Stores
Swedish born fighter Ivor Thord-Gray dies in Miami
Ivor Thord-Gray a Swedish born American who served in colonial campaigns and later joined the Pancho Villa rebellion died Tuesday night in Miami Florida. The veteran was noted for a life spent in war rather than peaceful service and his career included time with British forces in Africa and the Mexican revolutionary era.
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Miami
Fla
Ivor Thord-Gray
Thord-Gray
Mexico City
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Little Girl Granted Her last Wish
Diane Richards a five year old from Dalton Georgia who has an incurable kidney disease will travel to Atlanta then Washington to visit President Kennedy's grave as her dying wish. Her mother Mrs Billy Richards says the child loved Kennedy and repeatedly asked to see his grave after watching the funeral on TV.
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Dalton
John Kennedy
Diane Richards
Atlanta
Washington
Diane
Billy Richards
Kennedy
Poverty Bill Signed Into Law by Johnson
President Johnson signed the 947.5 million anti poverty measure into law to aid low income families and jobless youths. The act, tied to the 1965 fiscal year, aims to fund Youth Conservation Corps literacy and job training with community action projects reaching up to seven million families. Shriver named director of the new Office of Economic Opportunity.
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Washington
Johnson
Youth Conservation Corps
Congress
Capitol
Argent Shriver
Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
Buddhist Rally Marks Aniversary of Pagoda Raids
Gen Nguyen Khanh faced a Buddhist rally at the Buddhist Association grounds commemorating last year’s pagoda raids ordered by the late President Ngo Dinh Diem. Police avoided interference to prevent unrest, though several Buddhist high school teachers reported summons to police headquarters.
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Nguyen Khanh
Buddhist Association
Ngo Dinh Diema
Khanh
Politihas
Minh
Diem
Funds Sought for Community Colleges and IE Centers Growth
Raleigh AP The Advisory Budget Commission was asked to provide 7.495 million dollars in construction funds to expand the state community college and industrial education network. Board of Education leaders cited explosive growth from 35,000 students two years ago to 72,000 in 1964 and predicted further rises before leveling off.
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Raleigh
Community College and Technical Institute
State Board of Education
Dallas Herring
Herring
UAW Bargaining Standoff With GM Ford Three Firms
UAW enters wage talks with the Big Three, accusing GM Ford and Chrysler of record profits and demanding higher wages and earlier retirement. Proposals call for wage raises from 18 to 36 cents per hour annually over three years and retirement age to 60. Bureau of Labor Statistics cites average auto wages at 3.01 dollars, which the firms dispute as too high.
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Ford
UAW
Acre Three
Eig
Union
Commonday
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Koonce Addresses Eastern Star on Rob Morris Day
J Koonce of High Point spoke at the Rob Morris Day program at the Masonic and Eastern Star Home in Greensboro. He said Rob Morris founded the order to direct members toward Jesus Christ and that Bible principles undergird all Eastern Star and Masonry activities. The event drew hundreds statewide, with Marion Bird of St Paul as program chairman and Rev Troy Robbins welcoming attendees.
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Greensboro
Order of Eastern Star
Rob Morris
J. Koonce
High Point
Masonic and
Eastern Star
Masonry
Marion Bird
St. Paul
Troy Robbins
Sanford Will Tour Piedmont Crescent
Gov. Terry Sanford announced plans to tour the Piedmont Crescent in Oct. 2021 with commercial leaders to highlight the area's industrial and technical growth and city interdependence. The tour is sponsored by the governor and chambers of commerce in Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill, using a special train to move Sanford, Cent2000 Commission members, and civic leaders from Raleigh to Charlotte.
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Raleigh
Terry Sanford
Piedmont Crescent
Chambers of Commerce
Durham
Chapel Hill
Sanford
Charlotte
Hoffa to be Heard on Gas Expense Report
Hoffa charged with covering his own legal costs after agreeing to stop using union funds. The Teamsters executive council will hear a report on who pays Hoffa's gas expenses, submitted to the 15 member board at the quarterly Miami Beach meeting. Hoffa faces four concurrent five year sentences for pension fund loan scheme fraud.
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Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Chicago
ARA Extends Loan to Andrews Furniture Industries
The Area Redevelopment Administration announced a 1.3 million dollar loan to Andrews Furniture Industries, a Waynewood subsidiary, to fund a 2 million dollar plant in Andrews North Carolina. It will produce low priced bedroom furniture and create 296 jobs with a 4 percent 20 year loan. Financing includes 400 thousand from Wachovia Bank, 200 thousand from Andrews Development Corp, and 100 thousand from the company.
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Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
Asheville
Andrews Development Corp
Company
Canadian Dragoon Band Welcomes U S First Lady at Campobello
The Royal Canadian Dragoons in scarlet greeted Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson on Campobello Island New Brunswick as she joined Mrs. Lester Pearson for Roosevelt Campobello International Park dedication ceremonies. About 500 attended the event and the First Lady praised cross border friendship and memory of Franklin D Roosevelt.
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Brunswick
Royal Canadian Dragoons
Lyndon B. Johnson
Roosevelt - Campobello International Park
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Lester Pearson
Cials
Roosevelt
Campobello
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