Market rally loses steam amid mixed trading
New York AP reports that about half of the morning stock market gains faded as trading moderated. Analysts call today's and last Wednesday's moves technical rallies from oversold conditions with no fundamental economic change evident despite President Johnson and former President Oman warnings on interest rates.
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New York
Johnson
Oman
Eatonva
el Pasong
ErieLack RR
Ethylcorp
Ralston
ArkLa Gas
Asarmera
Perme
Aytheon
Atles Cp
Barnes Eng
Faircam
Braz St
Reviow
Rexall
Chile
Reyn
Feadstr
Ferro Cp
Cinerama
Ana Roan
Contrel
Rohr Corp
Fst Cort
Royccola
RyderSys
WilEquity Co
Alewu
Fargo Oils
Fermat Oil
SanFrean
Um — Ie
Freept Sui
Goldfield
Gt Bas Pet
Schentey
Gulf Am Ld
Schick Schering
Mycon Mig S
Kaiser Ind i
GenAmir
Sear AL
Mackey Air
Sear
York Stock Exchange
Gen Ciga
Sears Roe Lave
Mead Jean
Sinclair
Sperry
Statham
Syntex Cp
Atcarat & We
Technicol
Associated Press
Alteg
Goodrich
Sperry Rand
Bilindstr
Graceco
StdBrand
Stolling
Bosch
West Fen
Ba & Swift Co
Morris
Tampa el
Amet
M's
MedaMn Bse
Teledyne Inc
Am Motors
Mercinc
Tenneco
Texaco
Texasiast
T&t
ganoPw
Twent Cen Ib
Ashland Oi
Ideal Com
Alien
Assad
UMC Ind
Atchison
Ime Co Amalay
AticLine
ingerRanc
Lee
ntBusMaan
UnitairLin
Unitaire
UnitCorp
Borax la
Beckman
Bendix
JonnMan
Piywa
Bendix Wi
Jon Logan
Jones
Beth St
Joy Mfg
Lus Stee
Unit Whelan
Bigelow S
Boeing
Upjown
T — Borden
Kaiser al
BogrWar
KeyserRo
KimbClark
Westn Air
Lear Sieg
WaBenc
Cal Finani
Len Val
Westge
Calif Peck
Lenman
Liggett&am S
Loews Theat
Lones Cem
Zenith
Cerro
Mack Tr
Macyrh
Maratha
Chi Ri Pac
Martin Mer
Cleve Lili
McDonair
Pal
McKess
Mead Cp
Ces
Melv Sh
Merck
ComSolv
MGM
Midsoutl
Monsan
Montdu
MontPow
Contins
Montwan
Nevada
DiamArk
Va NA Avia
Va Nor Pac
Nsta Pw
Ben Tons
Nwst Air
Draper
NwBan
Norton
Ind
Pact&t
New York Exchange Selesgures Dividend Table Notes
Unofficial rate details note that dividends shown are annual disbursements from the last declaration. The table marks regular and extra dividends with letters a through y and x. It also covers stock dividends, ex-dividend statuses, foreign issues, and special conditions such as bankruptcy or reorganizations.
Woman Sentenced For Child Neglect In Raleigh Court
Vernice Roscoe twenty-year-old mother of four was found guilty in Domestic Relations Court of child neglect. Judge Lee Stackhouse gave a three month active term in the State Prison for Women in Raleigh. Police found four children ages seven months to four years alone in her Clara Cox apartments, triggering the arrest warrant. Custody hearing set in Juvenile Division. County Welfare Department seeks custody.
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Vernice Roscoe
Lee Stackhouse
Raleigh
Roscoe
Clara Cox
Juvenile Division of Domestic Relations
County Welfare Department
Over-The-Counter Stock Averages and Quotes
NASD quotations at about 10 30 a m show inter dealer bid and ask prices for regional and national lists. Prices reflect inter dealer levels with asks adjusted for markup while no retail commissions are included.
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Colonial Stores
Carolina Freight
First Union Bank
Sec
Life & Trust
Wachovia
NASD
Franklin Life
Gulf Life Ins
Jeffer
Stan. Life
Lance, Ince
Life & Cas. Ins
eMac
Pied. Aviation
Pied. Nat. Gas
Mrs Counts Faces Sanity Hearing In Florida
Mrs. Nancy Counts, a key state witness in Winston-Salem murder case against Robert E. Porth, is to undergo a sanity hearing in Fort Lauderdale Florida. She has been at a Fort Lauderdale hospital since arrest in Dania and signed a sworn statement alleging earlier testimony was false.
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Winston-Salem (Ap
Nancy Counts
Robert E. Porth
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Perth
Counts
Porth
North Carolina And South Carolina Weather Forecast Update
Forecast shows variable cloudiness and little temperature change through Wednesday. Scattered showers or thundershowers mainly near the mountains with lows 55 to 62 in the mountains and 65 to 72 elsewhere. Highs Wednesday 76 to 82 in the mountains and predominantly in the 80s elsewhere. South Carolina lowers tonight 65 to 73 and highs Wednesday mainly in the 80s.
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North Carolina
Lowes
South Carolina
Market Report Fragments Highlight Bonds and Rails
Fragments show data on bonds and rail sectors including public utilities and industrials. The text hints at grade distinctions and varying values amid a broader financial roundup.
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Aiseesyessvens
Truman Johnson clash over rising interest rates and recession fears
President Johnson and former President Truman publicly split over high interest rates. Johnson called current tight money a sign of a strong economy and urged inflation restraint. Truman warned that continued high rates could trigger a serious depression and urged caution.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Johnson
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Texas
Congress
Independence
Education chief urges voluntary removal of distorted school books
U S Commissioner of Education Harold Howe urged schools to voluntarily discard racially distorted textbooks last week. His call emphasized correcting biased content to improve curriculum across districts.
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U. S
Harold Howe
Parachutist Piantanida Dies After Record Attempt
Nicholas Piantanida died at 33 in Philadelphia after four months on life support following a failed jump from near 120000 feet. His third attempt to break the free fall record ended when oxygen failed and rescuers struggled to restore air. He left a widow, Janice, three children, and his parents. friends had raised $3500.
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Brick Town
N.J
Nicholas Piantanida
Piantanida
Veteran’s Administration
Philadelphia
Minnesota
St. Paul
Butlst
Janice
Newspaper advertising to top 4.8 billion in 1966
Charles Lipscomb of the American Newspaper Publishers Association predicts 1966 newspaper ad revenues will reach 4.8 billion, an 8 percent rise from 1965's 4.456 million. The growth would mark the second largest annual gain since World War I, trailing only 1955's 392.5 million increase.
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Dallas
Charles T. Lipscomb
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ureau
Dallas Advertising League
Lipscomb
U S Plywood and Champion Papers Plan Merger
U S Plywood Corp and Champion Papers Inc two large wood products firms with combined sales near 1 billion announce tentative merger agreement subject to board and stockholder approval. Exchange ratio 0.95 share of U S Plywood for each Champion share.
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New York
U. S. Plywood Corp
Champion Papers, Inc
Thursy
U.S. Plywood
Champion Papers
Hamilton
Ohio
Rusk Denies CIA Runs U S Policy
Washington secretary of state Dean Rusk told the Senate preparedness subcommittee that the CIA has not directed U S foreign policy. He cited no known instances of CIA usurping policy, responding to questions about agency involvement in policy formation.
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Washington (Ap
Dean Rusk
Central Intelligence
Rusk
U. S
CIA
Margaret Smith
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Slaying of Louisburg Grocer Shocks Town
Police hunt for a killer after 62 year old grocery operator W G Shearon was found murdered at his Louisburg store. He suffered brutal head and neck injuries, three cash registers were rifled, and a blood stained butcher knife was found nearby. A teenage suspect was questioned but not linked to the crime.
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Louisburg
N.C
W. G. Shearon
Tom Powell
Charlotte Shearon
Shearon
William T. Dement
Eugene Peace
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New York Stock Index
York
Enrore Reet
Wo Util. Rails Ind. Fn. L.yd
ASK Eckerd Drug
Life Assur. of Care
Cath Ceases
Hatteras Yacht
Henredon Furn
N. C. Nat. Gas
National
Mrs. Counts
North Carolina Supreme Court
Fred J G. Crumpler Jr
Imperial
Chrysler Corp
Lynn A. Townsend
Los Angeles
Townsend
Chrysler
Nick Piantanida
Big Wood Products
Champion
Canton
N. C
Gene C. Brewer
U. S. Plywood
Karl R. Bendetsen
Presi
American Radiator
Standard Sanitary Corp
U.S
Lyon
Lewis
North Main Street
Jack Ridge
Insurance Agency
Eddie Ridge
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