Market Advances as Steel Stocks Lift Early Trading
The New York Stock Exchange opened with gains as steel issues led the rise. The Dow Jones average at noon climbed 2.72 to 881.88, with the Associated Press 60-stock index up 0.9 to 316.0 as industrials gained about 1.4 points and rails plus utilities moved higher.
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Armco Steel
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Jones & Laughlin
Associated Press
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Phil Ray
Kaiser Ind
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Gen Mills
Zite
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Pullman
Statham
Ga Pacific
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Raytheon
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Revion
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Graceco
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Romr
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Lydersys
Guirstaul
Saniers
Hecia
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Schering
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Unclear Stock Dividend Terminology From 1960s Report
Amid scattered figures and notes about stock dividends and distributions the text documents informal earnings terms. It references cash value estimates on ex dividend dates and various dividend actions for 1967 and prior years. Names and places are fragmentary, with a stray wartime reference and financial shorthand.
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Aleo
Heart transplant milestone cited as potential achievement
The article notes a heart transplant could be a landmark achievement if survivable, with mentions of experiments in animals and a human donor heart finally transplanted, though the infant heart failed after a short time.
Bert Lahr Dies at 72 Legendary Wizard of Oz Lion
New York AP report confirms Bert Lahr, famed Cowardly Lion and veteran actor, died at 72 at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center from a massive internal hemorrhage after a back ailment and pneumonia treatment begun November 21. Lahr’s 50 year career spanned stage and screen including the classic Wizard of Oz role and later works.
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Howeck City
Forecast for the Carolinas and Virginia
North Carolina shows sunny and cold with highs in the 40s and 50s in the mountains, South Carolina near 46, Virginia mostly sunny and cold with lows in the 20s, Georgia fair and warmer this afternoon then clear and cold tonight. Temperatures overall above normal with gradual warming through midweek, followed by a chance of rain Thursday and a light total rainfall.
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North Carolina
Virginia
Georgia
South Carolina
Tiger Attack Threat Fades as It Jumps Away
A vivid account describes a tiger charging at a group, snapping near a soldier’s arm, then leaping away in a single bound. The men remained shaken but unharmed as the tiger retreated.
Cable Car Ran Wild Down Hill In San Francisco
Passengers screamed as a Hyde Street cable car in heavy rain sped down a steep San Francisco hill, rammed a car and exploded into flames. Ambulances carried 27 people to hospitals with burns and injuries. James Van Baalen, 30, was critically burned.
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Jack Schreibman
Associated Press
SAN Francisco (Ap
San Francisco
Eaas
James van Baalen
Hyde Street
Cable Car Crash injures riders in San Francisco mishap
A San Francisco cable car appeared to lose its brakes on a steep hill toward Bay Street. Passengers were injured as cars collided and flames erupted, with driver warning of losing the cable. Officials cited a possible grip failure and noted the car’s uninterrupted nine mile per hour travel before stopping.
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Vietnam
Lorena Matson
San Francisco
Bay Street
North Point Street
Frank Coombs
Arthur Coats
Lou Abels
Tion
Andrew A Hallie
Mrs Jacqueline Rochelle Dies in High Point Hospital
Mrs. Jacqueline Rochelle wife of Ralph Rochelle of Sedgefield died on arrival at High Point Memorial Hospital between 8 30 and 9 00 am. Cause listed as natural by Dr Eugene Terrell assistant county medical examiner. Body sent to Lambeth Wagoner Funeral Home Greensboro.
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Jacqueline Rochelle
Ralph Rochelle
Sedgefield
High Point Memorial Hospital
Eugene Terrell
Lambeth-Wagoner Funeral Home
Greensboro
New York Stock Index Update Amid Market Activity
New York stock index shows slight movement as trading activity continues. Analysts monitor Nasdaq and Dow components for early indicators, while investors await earnings guidance.
Draft leaflet on young men wearing uniforms sparks debate
A Raleigh reader quotes a leaflet urging acceptance of uniforms as part of life. The text argues some see military service as a duty for youth while others frame it as a personal right to choose.
LBJ Names Blocked From New Hampshire Ballot
AP reporting from Washington notes President Johnson cannot have his name on the New Hampshire ballot without consent. Wisconsin allows listing if he disclaims any intention to run. Senator McIntyre cites only about 85 000 registered Democrats in New Hampshire and a possible write in push.
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Aeme
Wisconsin
Thomas J. McIntyre
McIntyre
Averages and Austerities Baffle Local Figures
A fragmented note records debates on economic averages and fiscal measures, with unclear references to figures and dates. Officials seek clarity as councils weigh options, but the text remains incomplete and ambiguous.
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