Stock Market Rally After Bank Rate Curb Boosts Shares
New York midday update shows the market recovering from a six-session decline as prices rise after First National Bank of Boston rescinds a prime rate boost. The Dow up 5.11 to 872.27, AP index at 325.0, with gains in steel, motors, airlines, and various blue chips amid moderate trading.
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First National Bank of Boston
Johnson
Motors
Jones & Laughlin
U.S. Steel
Republic
General Motors
Chrysler
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Comsat
New York Stock Exchange
Xerox
Sears, Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
United Aircraft
General Dynamics
American Telephone
Eastman Kodak
U.S
Chesapeake & Ohio
New York Central
Pan American World Airways
American Airlines
Eastern Air Lines
American Stock Exchange
Dennison Manufacturing
Draper, Insurance Co
North America
Rollins Broadcasting
Savoy Industries
Colt Indust
Cinerama
PacGee
Pac_ Petrol xia
ConEdis
Pact&t
Penn Dixie
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Phil Rdig
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Securities
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FMC Corp
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Swift Co
GenTel
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Tenn Gas
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Gillette
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Amer. Fid
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Carolinas
First Union Bank
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Fist Gulf
Cilia Harris-Teeter
Ucarbid
York Stock Exchange
Jefferson
Life
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Lance, Inc
Life & Cal. Ins
Airett
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Hewlett
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Piedmont Aviation
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Zenith
Atchison
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Littonin
AuiRef
Atlas Co
Avco Corp
Lora Corp
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BeechAir
le Bell
Magmac
Bendix
Ihearathon
Merck
Merritt
Brunswick
MGM
BucyEr
Bullard
Bulova
Burland
Burroughs
Monsen
Cal Fins
Mont Ward
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Vel Morrell Co
ChiMil
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Norther
NorPac
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Woman Held For Violating Probation In Kidnaping Case
Joyce Kaye LaFevers 22 of Kannapolis was arrested in Kannapolis North Carolina for violating probation soon after release from Anderson County jail on a kidnapping charge. Stacey Laverene Bigham 25 remains jailed in lieu of further confinement. The notices also mention heroin and amateur radio origins.
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Kannapolis
N. C
Joyce Kaye LaFevers
Ney Anderson
S.C
Miss LaFevers
Anderson County
Grady Steen
Stacey Laverene Bigham
Noa
Concord
Interest Rate Hike Rescinded by Boston Bank
The First National Bank of Boston moved to lower its prime rate after President Johnson urged restraint on rate hikes to avoid chilling economic growth. The change followed similar moves by Citizens & Southern National Bank of Atlanta and Union Bank of Los Angeles, while the Fed had raised its discount rate earlier.
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First National Bank of Boston
Johnson
Boston Bank
White House
Citizens & Southern National Bank of
Atlanta
Union Bank of
Los Angeles
New York City
Federal Reserve Board
First National of Boston
Federal Reserve
Business Council
Great Britain
Britain
U.S
Brezhnev Denounces Congo Landing and Viet Nam Aid
Moscow reports Brezhnev denounced Western paratroop landing in the Congo and said the Soviet Union is prepared to aid North Vietnam but offered no direct intervention pledge. He also condemned NATO’s proposed nuclear force and reaffirmed Cuba policy while noting tensions with China.
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Fred W. Coleman
Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Communist Party
Congo
Soviet Union
Viet Nam
Kremlin
Brezhnev
Tass
Antonin Novotny
Brezhnev Opuie
West Germany
Red China
Sementy
Shcher
Cuba
Provoce Ee
Caribbean
Two Convicted Of Conspiracy To Commit Espionage For Reds
In Newark a Soviet chauffeur Aleksei P Kosikov. Amerl can electrical engineer John W Butenko were convicted by an eight woman four man federal jury of conspiring to relay secret Air Force information to the Soviet Union and to register as foreign agents. Butenko faced possible death with sentencing by Judge Anthony T Augelli not yet scheduled. Ivanov faced bail confinement at $100000 after the Soviet Embassy posted the bond for his release pending trial.
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Newark
N.J
U.S. District Court
Anthony T. Augelli
John W. Butenko
Igor A. Ivanov
Butenko
Ivanov
Soviet Union
State Department
Michilena M. Deluca
Hudson County
New York
Pan
Angelli
New York City
Aleksei P. Kosikov
New Jersey
Englewood
McCloskey Testimony Faces Conflicting Senate Allegations
Reynolds charged he acted as bag man for Baker and McCloskey in a kickback scheme tied to a Washington stadium bond. McCloskey denied knowledge as Baker refused to answer, while Stewart claimed double billing and missing funds in a deal for Reynolds' insurance brokerage.
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Stewart
McCloskey
Ireland
Reynolds
Baker
John J. Williams
Senate
William K. Stewart
Reynolds and
Reynolds’ Insurance Company
Nclde
Stewa
McCloskey Company
John Sherman Cooper
R Ky
Bill Reynolds
Mae Nym Ag
Ae Enema
Sen
Cooper
Sam H. Stept Dies at 67, Songwriter in New York City
Sam H. Stept, 67, a New York City songwriter, died Wednesday from a heart ailment. The Hollywood AP report notes his longtime contributions to popular music.
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Sam H. Stept
Hollywood
New York City
Major Electric Firms Form Carolinas Virginia Power Pool
Four major Southern electric companies created the Carolinas Virginia Power pool with a 4.4 billion budget to serve 2.3 million customers across North Carolina South Carolina Virginia and part of West Virginia. The plan includes 44 million kilowatts of new generating capacity and 3100 miles of high voltage lines with costs and benefits shared equitably.
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Charlotte
N.C
Southern Electric
Carolinas - Virginia
Parr
S.C
Bombing North Vietnam Aims and Doubts in Vietnam War Debate
The article surveys views on widening air attacks into North Vietnam to blunt Viet Cong supply and infiltration. Officials differ on effectiveness, with some arguing North Vietnamese industry is vulnerable and could halt the war, others noting limited impact on the South and challenges in stopping infiltrators.
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North Viet Nan
Hanoi
Pentagon
State Department
South Viet Nam
Washington
United States
North Viet Nam
Viet Cong
Pe Cong
Ny Ae
Campus Protest Leads to Locked Doors and Possible Arrests
Students climbed ropes into the hall to join a protest as campus police lock doors Wednesday night. About 1,000 crowded the hall, many left after orders to evacuate, while those remaining refused to disperse and stayed through the night. Alameda sheriff, State Patrol, Berkeley and campus police prepared to clear the building and arrest occupants. Chancellor Strong urged immediate dispersal amid silent rejection.
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Alameda
Lao defense minister cites North Viet Nam forces in Laos
Laos defense minister reports 20 000 North Vietnamese troops in Laos within five divisions. He says the Ho Chi Minh Trail runs from Vinh to Laos with supply routes via Mu Gia Pass and Tchepone Muong and Attopu providing key points for the trail.
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North Viet Nam
Khiem
Vinh
Laos
Mui Gia Pass
Tchepone
Muong
Nung
Attopu
Beta Oe
Van
Chi Minh Trail
Viet Nam
Savannakhet
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