Market slides and midday rebound on Thursday trading
The stock market opened with active trading as high flyers fell early. By midday a recovery leveled the declines and investors anticipated pre weekend selling patterns, with Thursday showing continued selling pressure.
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Ambiguous Dividend Footnotes From Exchange Table
The text outlines various footnotes related to disbursements and dividends in a quarterly or semiannual table. It lists codes a through w describing extra dividends, stock dividends, liquidity, ex dividend dates, and stock splits. The passage also mentions 196 i stock dividend and 1984 year references with terms like cash value and warrants. The wording is garbled and incomplete.
Negotiators Nudged By President Reports Rebound In Talks
Washington AP summary notes the president urged a settlement and pressed negotiators to read and report back on his statements. Officials said Johnson told Cooper he did not want to push for a settlement at that moment.
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Astronauts discuss long flight and reentry practice
The dialogue shows Conrad and Cooper noting they may need a reentry sim after extended wake time. Gemini Control jokes about fitting one in. They mention water production as a byproduct and tanks filling, with a tense, tight situation implied.
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Johnson forms task unit to aid Los Angeles riot recovery
President Johnson and officials travel to California to plan a coordinated program for Los Angeles war zones. The task force targets jobs for the devastated areas, youth training, child care, small business support, health services, back to school, surplus food, housing, and new neighborhood centers, with Clark highlighted as deputy AG.
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Mediator Urges Quick Steel Industry Talks
William E. Simkin of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service convened a first joint meeting with steel negotiators after the United Steelworkers rejected an industry offer raising wages and benefits by 40.6 cents hourly over three years. He warned time remains before the September 1 deadline to avert a nationwide dispute.
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NASA considers using astronauts in MOL space flights
The Johnson administration weighs including NASA astronauts in the MOL program as five two man flights are planned for 1968. The effort aims to test what military tasks astronauts can perform in space, with launches from Cape Kennedy and Vandenberg.
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Planes Fly Propaganda Mission Over Vietnam Front
U.S. planes conducted multiple bombing runs in North Vietnam near Thanh Hoa and Hanoi. A spokesman said 16 American aircraft dropped propaganda and support materials while targeting trucks and military sites in the Thanh Hoa region.
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Mutilation Of Negro Is Probed
Greensboro Alabama awaits a state penitentary team to join the probe into the beating and mutilation of Perry Smaw a 76 year old Hale County farmer. Two Negro suspects are being questioned and a butcher knife and a bludgeon were found near the bed while a rifle kept by the victim is missing.
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Soviet Space Cooperation Seems Unlikely
AP report from Space Center Houston notes Moscow shows little willingness to cooperate with the United States in space. U.S. diplomats doubt a Soviet observer will attend Gemini 6 in October or that Americans will witness Soviet launches. Comsat, a multinational group led by the U.S., seeks a global network while Soviet concern grows over U.S. control.
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Guilford GOP Backs Gardner for State Chairmanship
In Guilford County both GOP factions back James Gardner of Rocky Mount for the Republican state chairmanship at Winston-Salem. The move signals strong party support ahead of the Saturday Winston-Salem event.
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