Stock Market Edges Lower Amid Tightening Rates
The New York stock market extended its sixth straight decline amid tight rates, with some steels and motors showing modest gains around midday. Dow Jones at noon fell 1.06 to 874.37, with the Associated Press average down to 325.0. Major movers included Comsat up over one point, Chrysler near two, Ford up half, and Du Pont up a point, while several rails and others posted losses.
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Republic
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Ford
du Pont
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Associated Press
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Adams-Millis Declares Extra Dividend
Adams-Millis Corporation announces an extra dividend of 10 cents per share payable December 30 to stockholders of record December 11. President James H. Millis said the dividend was declared at a special meeting and is in addition to the year total of 50 cents per share.
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Adams-Millis Corporation
James H. Millis
Birds Rest At Audubon House Before Winter Flight
In midtown Manhattan birds migrating south for winter pause at the Audubon House to rest and refresh. Cotton
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Audubon House
Midtown Manhattan
Over-Counter Stocks Listings From National Sources
The bulletin shows unofficial bid and asked prices for North Carolina banks insurers and retailers. Firms include Amer Fid Life Carolinas Capital Colonial Stores First Union Bank Gulf Life Harris Teeter Markets Jefferson Standard Life Lance Life Cas Li'l Gen. Stores North Carolina National Bank Textile Corp of America Piedmont Natural Gas Pyramid Life Sec Life & Trust and Wachovia Bank & Trust.
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Amer. Furn. Co
Carolinas Capital
Colonial Stores
First Union Bank
Gulf Life Insurance
Harris-Teeter Mkts
Jefferson Stand
Life
Lance, Inc
Life & Cas. Ins
N. C. National Bank
Textile Corp
Pied. Nat. Gas
Pyramid Life Ins
Sec. Life & Trust
Wach. Bank & Trust
Soviet Spacecraft Zond 2 Faulty Yet On Mission to Mars
Henry S. Bradsher reports from Moscow that Zond 2, launched to Mars, is operating at about half its expected power. observers fear it may fail to relay Mars data, while Mariner 4 proceeds toward Mars on a concurrent American mission.
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Henry S. Bradsher
Moscow
Mariner 4
Mars
Zond 2
Tass
Venus
Earth
U.S
Mariner
Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Congo crisis fuels international tensions and protests
Reports describe rival views on the Stanleyville rescue as U S forces and Belgian troops shuttle in and out while British Conservatives push for action to save Britons. Demonstrations against the United States in Red China continue and African delegations seek UN Security Council meeting on Congo operation.
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Walter Padley
U.N. Security Council
Congo
Duke Power Plans Rate Cuts Saving 2.45 Million Cy Year
Duke Power Co filed applications with the North Carolina Utilities Commission and the South Carolina Public Service Commission to reduce rates for 792000 customers. The move, the companys 16th and fourth in two years, passes a two percent federal income tax cut to customers. Residential bills get limited relief while institutional, commercial, and industrial segments gain larger savings.
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Charlotte
N. C
Duke Power Co
North Carolina Utilities Commission
South Carolina Public Service Commission
Duke
Piedmont Carolinas
Duke Power
W. B. McGuire
Southeast Asian Crisis Deepens Amid Self Immolations
A report notes a plane missing and a source alleging a South Vietnamese activist may die by self harm in an anti Huong campaign. It recalls six monks and a nun who burned themselves in 1963 against Diem and mentions Huong's crackdown on Buddhist protests and rising discontent.
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South Viet
Tran van Huong
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Houng
Gavin Blames Defeat On Negro Bloc Vote
Sanford AP report says defeated Republican governor candidate Robert L Gavin blamed the Negro vote for his Nov. 3 loss to Dan Moore. Gavin urged GOP leaders to appeal to Black voters and noted Moore's large turnout. He defended Saxon and called for unity within the party.
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Sanford
Robert L Gavin
Gavin
Dan Moore
Moore
Reynolds testimony heats up as Senate panel weighs public session
A Senate committee pressed Reynolds to testify on alleged payoffs connected to a $17 million Washington DC Stadium contract. McCloskey, Baker, and Reynolds dispute details while discussions shift between closed doors and potential public session. The panel also probes party funding links and an FBI file inquiry, with Williams and McLendon guiding the questioning.
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Reynolds
McCloskey
Washington D.C
Ireland
Kennedy
Baker
John Deg Aetell
McCloskey Corporation
Washington, D.C
Williams Sid McCloskey
Silver Spring
Kennedy-Johnson Fund
Republican Committee
Lennox P. McLendon
Williams
Capitol Pill
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
McLendon
Justice Department
FBI
Ellen Rometsch
Washington
Justice Departments
William H. McLeod
House
District of Columbia
Laneane
Sessalane L. J
Washington Tor
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