Stock Market Recovers Slightly After Six-Day Slide
New York stock traders saw a moderate rally after six straight declines as the NYSE clocked fast trading. Major gains came from U S Steel Bethlehem and Jones & Laughlin while Comsat and Sears dipped on profit-taking amid tighter money fears. The Dow Jones 30 rose to 867.25 at noon, with rails and industrials showing mixed moves and airlines edging higher.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem, Republic
Jones & Laughlin
Motors
Chrysler
Ford
Chicago & Great Western
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Comsat
Searsuck
New York Central
Pennsylvania and Southern Railway
Xerox
Polaroid
Goodrich
Eastman Kodak
Union Carbide
American Telephone
du Pont
Nonferrous Metals
Kennecott
Phelps Dodge
American Airlines
United Air Lines
Eastern Air Lines
Standard Oil
Indiana
American Stock Exchange
Data Control
Draper
Savoy Industries
Syntex
Consolidated Mining
Hecla Mining
Treasury
Bisc
ArkLaGas
Cerro C
NatDairy
Atlas Cent
CessnaAire
ChrisCrft
Data Cent
Chrysler 1B
Norfolkw
Equity Cp
ClevElill
Coca Cola
NA Avia
NorNatGas
Norlac
Fly Tiger
ColgPal
CollinRad
Nstatw
Genaa
Colt Indust
Northroi
CBS
Col Gas
NwstAirl
Norton
Norweh
ComSat Corp
Ohio Edis
Mead John
Lee Ee
Owensil
Lve
RIC Group
Pact&t
Parker
Lion
PhilMer
DeltaAir
Uliman
East Lin
Revion
Eaton
RexallOr
ReynMet
We el & Music
Elpasong
Me — Ve RichtOll
Rone Cori
EmerRad
ReyDut
Reya! McBee
ErieLack
Ferro Corp
Scherng
Schick
Scottial
FMC Corp
Soulac
GenElec
Gen Foods
Wsierry Rand
Stiegel
Rais Ind. Util. Fon. L. Ye G Publir
Prey
GettyOil
Lackaging
WiWear
Gillette
StanWar
GlenAld
Stauffen
SteriDrug
Goodyr
Stevens
Graceco
Sun
Sunray
Swift Co
Elf
Texaco
M&o
Texinsim
Thiokolst
ThFurn.ind
Hanna Con
Tidewat Or
Indus
Admiral
Herc Parie
Timkenrb
Ralls
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Alco
Mewlett
AllisChal Allied Strike
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Ucerbid
Alcoa
Howe
UN Siec
AmAirlin
Bosch
ingerRand
Teckibr
US Steel
Vijonn
T&t
Kaiser al VanAlst
Eeteeeee
AMP Inc
KayserRo Vanadease Né
Ampex Co
Amon Borg
Kerr Mc
Kimb Clark
Bas Rop
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Lola Low
Ea Walworth Co
A Petree Ene Ewes Armour
Warnict
Regers
WarnLam
Atchison
Westa Ma
wUnTel
Za Tae
Auto Can
Atlas Co
Westge
Aveo Corp
Lofgis
Witsn
WinnDix
Ia Mae Woolworth
BabcockWii
Aerox
Beaunit
Beckman
BeechAir Co
CongisiLt
Lora! Corp
Bendix
Io Se
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Benget m “ i
Lorillard
Lukens
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Marathon
Martin Mar
Bullard
McDonAir
Merritt Chap Mgm
Callan M
Celum
Mohasco
Monsan
MontWard
Morrell
Motorola
British scientists removed from posts amid security concerns
London AP reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson announced the removal of 12 British nuclear scientists and government officials. The reasons cited include foreign birth and relatives behind the Iron Curtain or both.
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London
Harold Wilson
His Knitting Essentials Stolen From Car
Clive Manley reported theft from his unlocked car in San Pedro California three knitting needles three sweaters and a pattern book. He planned the sweaters as a Christmas gift for his gray haired mother and mourned the lost pattern book. Manley recalled wartime service and said he will start over with his hobby after the break in.
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San Pedro
Calif
Clive Manley
Manley
Navy
Kennedy Arts Center Launched On Potomac Banks
Washington announces the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts to rise near the Lincoln Memorial with a 1200 seat theater a 2,750 seat symphony hall and a below ground parking garage for 1500 cars The $46 million cultural center aims to elevate American art and showcase national performances in the capital.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Potomac
Lincoln Memorial
Johnson
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Act of Congress
America
Robert F. Kennedy
John Gielgud
Jason Robards Jr
McLeod Denies Payoff Ties in Stadium Inquiry
Testimony centered on claims of a payoff linked to Washington DC stadium construction. McLeod denied involvement and said payments were gifts for past favors. Reynolds testified about a $1,500 transfer and urging shared funds as hearings continued.
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William M. McLeod Jr
McLeod
House of Representatives
District of Columbia Committee
Don B. ‘Olds
Senate
Reynolds
Bobby Baker
Democratic Majority
Matthew H. McCloskey
Kennedy-Johnson
McCloskey
Baker
Maj
Lennox P
Maine Blizzard Paralyzes Highway Travel Across State
A severe Maine snowstorm stranded hundreds as drifts reached eight feet. Winds up to 70 mph caused highway closures from Caribou to Washburn, with snowfall and subzero temps extending into the Midwest. A plow operator died near Presque Isle. a Bangor resident collapsed from exposure. a Nova Scotia family was reported missing.
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Maine
Eastport
Hancock
Washington
Arostock
Elmer K. Stockpole
Presque Isle
Bangor
Helen Stoddard
Nova Scotia
Roland MacKenzie
Thomson Station
Rockies
Appalachians
Macon
Tallahassee
Fla
Montgomery
Ala
Albany
Midwest
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N.D
Lubec
Christian Temple
Caribou
Washburn
Machias
U.S. 1
Halifax
Fury
Friars
New Bedford
Mass
Nantucket Island
Massachusetts
Coast Guard
Great Lakes
Montana
Dakotas
Minnesota
Michigan
Goldwater vows to speak out on Vietnam policy again
Goldwater declares himself free to speak on national issues after loss to Johnson and plans to resume his column in January. He asserts conservatives will be heard and criticizes Johnson's Vietnam conduct while noting GOP realignment talk among governors and party leaders.
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Goldwater
Johnson
Viet Nam
Arizona
Jamaica
Phoenix
Denver
Burch
National Committee
Chicago
Charles Percy
Illinois
Percy
GOP
Black Calcutta prison inquiry sparks Senate clash
The probe reveals only 23 of 146 British captives were alive next morning as Sen. Curtis accuses McLendon of discrediting Reynolds. Williams accuses of a political payoff while Reynolds testifies he added 35000 to the fee for acting as counsel during the investigation.
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Calcutta
Carl ‘Curtis
R-Neb
B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Lennox P. Mc‘Lendon
Curtis
McLendon
Reynolds
John J. Williams
R-Del
Senate
Williams
Cameron Village hit by flood damage and store losses
Cameron Village suffered flood damage with the Bryan building insured. Merchandise displays and cash registers lay on sidewalks as foam and water streamed from damaged shops. Developer Willie York said merchants face heavy losses and would begin rebuilding as soon as possible.
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Illie York
Cameron Village
Bryan
York
Peron strengthens Buenos Aires security ahead of March elections
Peronism tightens street patrols in Buenos Aires with infantry mounted police and squad cars as campaign efforts target the March 14 election for half the Congress and provincial governors. Analysts say Peron, 69, an army general, retains 20-25 percent of the vote despite a divided movement after the 1955 coup.
Midway Citizen Radio Band Club Forms in Kernersville
A new citizen radio club named the Midway Citizen Radio Band Club is formed in Kernersville. The group, led by John Cum, schedules its next meeting for January 9 at the court house.
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Radio Club
Kernersville
Citizens Band
Court House
Midway Citizen Radio Band Club
John Cum
Idaho Man Charged In Slaying
Fayetteville police and Ft. Bragg agents arrested Richard Allen Davis, 19, of Sandpoint, Idaho, charging murder in the death of William Iredel Corbett, 58, a former Navy commander of Wilmington. Davis allegedly hitchhiked with Corbett to an In Town Motel room, then choked and beat him. Court hearing scheduled.
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Fayetteville
N. C
Army Pfe
Richard Allen Davis
Sandpoint
Idaho
William Iredel Corbett
Navy
Wilmington
Corbett
Alph Clark
Army
Ft. Bragg
Davis
L. F. Worrell
Worrell
Recorder’s Court
Art Society To Elect Directors
RALEIGH AP The State Art Society will meet to elect directors and present citations for outstanding contributions to the visual arts. Winners of the 1964 North Carolina Artists annual exhibition will be announced at the State Museum of Art this evening. The Associated Artists of North Carolina also meet as part of the culture week. The Roanoke Island Historical Association sponsors The Lost Colony drama and reports a 1964 outdoor drama net loss of 1,667 dollars. Cape Hatteras National Seashore superintendent Carl T. Gilbert says bids open December 10 for a 1 million development at Fort Raleigh National Historic Site near Manteo.
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Raleigh
State Art Society
North Carolina Artists
State Museum of Art
Associated Artists of North Carolina
Carolina
Roanoke Island Historical Association
Lost Colony
John W. Fox
Carl T. Gilbert
Cape Hatteras National Seashore
Ft. Raleigh National Historic Site
Manteo
Man Without Fingerprints Faces Trial in 1949 Robbery
James Robert Pitts, 50, who lacks fingerprints, was turned over to North Carolina authorities for trial in the 1949 Concord burglary. He allegedly beat Clarence Rollins with a pistol, stealing $260 and a watch during the home invasion. Pitts had just completed 14 years of a 21 year sentence for the $41,000 robbery connected to the case.
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Columbia
S.C
Cabarrus County
N.C
James Robert Pitts
North Carolina
South Carolina
Pitts
Ellis C. MacDougald
Concord
Clarence Rollins
Rollin
Warth Attends Insurance Meet in Greensboro
T H Warth district manager for Pilot Life Insurance Co of High Point attended the company's annual Managers' Meeting at Pilot's Greensboro home office. District managers from North and South Carolina Virginia and Georgia joined officials for the event.
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T. H. Warth
High Point
Pilot Life Insurance Co
Pilot's
Greensboro
Pany
Pilot District
North
South Carolina
Virginia
Georgia
Ice Age Canada ice sheets shaped U S geography
Scientists describe three major sheets from the Ice Age: the Labrador sheet moved south from Labrador, the Keewatin sheet spread over north central Canada, and the Cordilleran sheet formed in the western Canadian region.
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U. S
Labrador
Canada
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