Market slips as Labor Day caution weighs on stocks
The New York stock market moved irregularly with gains and losses around seven points. The Dow Jones average noon quote was 893.78, down .29 on ex dividend stocks, while the Associated Press 60 gain was up .3 at 331.8. Gold miners fell after news of a monetary reform plan. CBS traded higher on a new video cartridge device. Eastman Kodak declined. Major movers included Twentieth Century Fox rising, Leesona up, and General Motors and Reynolds Metals down about one point.
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New York
Associated Press
U.S
Homestake
Campbell Redlake
CBS
Eastman Kodak
Twentieth Century-Fox
Leesona
General Motors
Reynolds Metals
Exchange and dividend codes list from New York market notice
A compact glossary enumerating stock market terms and dividend actions such as ex dividend ex distribution rights stock split warrants and related notations used in New York exchange notices, with codes for paid and declared amounts in various periods and conditions.
Shelby Man Drowns In Lake Norman
Nick James Cruse, 22, of Shelby, drowned while swimming ashore from a boat on Lake Norman. He was fishing with his father in law and uncle when the tragedy occurred. Riverside Rescue Squad recovered the body.
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Mooresville
N.C
Nick James Cruse
Shelby
Lake Norman
Riverside Rescue Squad
Weather Outlook for Carolinas and Virginia Today
Forecast for North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia calls for variable cloudiness and warm to hot conditions, with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers mainly in eastern areas. Western sections cooler and less humid, highs from the upper 70s to around 90, with cooler tonight and milder Tuesday.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Pi Vary Ney Ivara Stock Index Reported
New York noon stock index bulletin shows mixed readings across major sectors including industrials transportation and utilities with ongoing market activity and varied movements among leading finance indicators.
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Pi Vary Ney Ivara —Stock Index
NEW York
Finance
New York Et Cent
Georgia Pair Shot During Break-In
AIKEN, S.C. AP Police say a Georgia man and his wife were shot and critically wounded during an exchange of shots at a liquor store break-in. Kenneth Cartledge 30 of Martinex Ga and his wife were listed in critical condition at University Hospital Augusta Ga Cartledge was shot in the abdomen and his wife in the head. Police say patrolman Frank Whitecotton shot Cartledge after he fired a .22 pistol and threatened with a .30 carbine the woman was found 150 feet away and it was unclear if she was hit by a bullet from Whitecotton or by shots from Cartledge. Three other men aided the couple in breaking in at Mitchell Shopping Center nine cases of liquor were found outside the store and 11 more nearby after the wall was breached.
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Aiken
S.C
Georgia
University Hospital
Augusta
Kenneth Cartledge
Martinex
Bobbie
Cartledge
Jim Brown
Frank Whitecotton
Ine
Whitecotton
Lother
Mitchell
Break in Weather Slows Pacific Northwest Forest Fires
Firefighters in the Pacific Northwest gained a weather break as cooler, rain-affected conditions slowed eight of the ten largest fires. More than 9,000 personnel worked across Idaho, Montana, British Columbia, Washington, and Oregon to strengthen lines, with about 120000 acres scorched in tinder dry forests and rangeland.
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Associated Press
Pacific Northwest
Idaho
Montana
British Columbia
Washington
Oregon
Asheville Couple Die In Flames
An Asheville couple identified as Eugene Hunsinger and his wife, both about 50, died in a fire that heavily damaged their Skyland home. Firefighters found them inside after a 4:30 a.m. alarm. the rear of the residence had collapsed upon arrival. The cause was not determined. The couple left a son and a married daughter.
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Asheville
Skyland
Eugene Hunsinger
Hunsingers
Patrolmen Get Holiday Orders for Labor Day Weekend
North Carolina highway patrolmen will run standard holiday orders during the Labor Day weekend with maximum trooper deployment to catch violations and protect motorists. Motor Vehicles Commissioner A Pilston Godwin notes last year’s 19 fatalities and emphasizes efforts to stem the bloodshed. Patrol Commander Charles A Speed attributes half of Labor Day fatalities to drinking drivers and calls them the greatest highway safety menace.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
A. Pilston Godwin
Godwin
Department of Motor Vehicles
State Highway Patrol
Charles A. Speed
Beatles Manager Epstein Found Dead At Buckingham Palace Home
Raymond Palmer reports in London that Brian Epstein, 32, manager of the Beatles and other acts, was found dead in bed at his estate near Buckingham Palace. No notes found. police say no suspicious circumstances. Epstein helped launch the Beatles in 1962 and built a multimillion dollar fortune. he had faced personal struggles, including a recent suicide attempt and the death of his father.
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Epstein
Buckingham Palace
Scotland Yard
Royal Academy of Dramatic Art
Liverpool
Beatles
Paul McCartney
John Lemmon
George Harrison
Negroes Boycott Wadesboro School
About 300 ninth and 10th grade pupils boycotted Faison School in Wadesboro North Carolina protesting Anson County desegregation plans. NAACP leaders announced continued protests as registration proceeded and legal action loomed against federal approval of the plan.
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Wadesboro
N.C
Asa Ford
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Anson County
Faison School
Faison
Polkton
Deep Creek
Morven
Lilesville
Ansonville
Ford
Wadeshors
U.S. Office of Education
Bowman High School
Anson School
Anson High School
NAACP
The
Youth Council
No Signs of Tropical Storm Seen
A tropical low far east of the Atlantic remained poorly organized with no development threat. The National Hurricane Center placed the cloudiness about 800 miles west-southwest of Cape Verde, roughly 2,000 miles from Miami, and noted no hurricanes have formed in 1967 as the season begins June 1 with Arlene as the potential first storm.
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Miami
Fla
Far
Atlantic Ocean
National Hurricane Center
Cape Verde Islands
Arlene
Nine Injured As Tent Collapses At Ft Bragg Circus
A wind and rainstorm toppled a circus tent at Ft. Bragg injuring nine people. One person was admitted with facial cuts to Womack Army Hospital. Medics treated others on site. winds reached 40 mph as crowds were cleared briefly before the show resumed.
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FT. Bragg
N.C
Womack Army Hospital
Sells and Gray
Commercial Fish Families and Importance
Commercial fish Herring and related species lead in economic value among fishes. Over 150 species inhabit all seas, highlighting their global significance to markets and ecosystems.
Romney Plans Midwest Tour Look At U.S. Cities
Gov. George Romney of Michigan announces a tour to inspect domestic issues in housing jobs education and law enforcement. He plans to visit American cities before possibly touring Europe and says officials must see the conditions fueling unrest and a potential revolt.
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Usage Beach
George Romney
Michigan
Europe
Missouri
Lake of Ozarks
Romney
Johnson
Warren &. Hearnes
Hungry Ants Strip Leaves to Feed Underground Fungus
Leaf cutting ants number 14 species. They strip leaves from plants and carry them to underground nests. There they cultivate fungus farms using the leaves as nourishment, which in turn feeds the ants.
Investigators Set Course In Dynamite Bomb Slaying
Jefferson Georgia AP investigators plan action in the dynamite slaying of Solicitor Gen Floyd G Hoard. GBI officers interrogate liquor raid arrestees and probe seven jailed in a South Carolina bombing case linked to the Hoard investigation. Conspiracy charges filed in SC case against Reed and Hix.
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Jefferson, Ga
Floyd G. Hoard
J. E. Carnes
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
South Carolina
GBI
Barney Ragsdale
Georgia
Bobby Harold Reed
Reidsville State Prison
Robert Ray Hix
Atlanta
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