Market edges higher amid tax loss selling fears
New York traders saw a modest rise in early afternoon trading as brokers anticipated heavier year end tax loss selling. Electronics, drugs, oils and rails advanced while overall volume remained moderate after a week of declines.
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Ingersoll Fights North Vietnamese Guns Off Viet Nam Coast
The USS Ingersoll engaged shore batteries 11 miles northeast of Dong Hoi with five inch guns after the destroyer was damaged but reported no casualties. U S pilots clashed with MIG17s and delta wing MIG21s in four encounters amid intensified air operations around Hanoi.
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North Viet Nam
U.S
Ingersoll
Dong Hoi
Hanoi
New York Exchange Dials In Mixed Noon Read
At noon the New York stock market shows mixed movements with several issues posting fractional changes. Major averages drift as transportation and energy sectors steer gains and losses amid light trading.
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Weather outlook for Carolinas turns warmer with rain chances
South Carolina and North Carolina face mostly cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday with scattered rain or drizzle mainly in the mountains and coast. Lows range from the upper 30s inland to lower 40s along the coast, highs near 48 to 58 Tuesday, then a gradual warmup as temperatures run 3 to 8 degrees above normal through the week with up to 0.75 inch rainfall possible late week.
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North Carolina
Asheville
Cotton Futures Open Quiet With No Trades Registered
New York AP reports cotton futures opened quiet with no actual trades registered, indicating a slow start to the session. The market reflects a cautious tone as traders await direction.
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New York
North Carolina weekend traffic deaths rise to 27
The Associated Press reports North Carolina counted 27 weekend traffic fatalities, lifting the year total to 1,521 from 1,494 a year prior. The toll included four in Mecklenburg County and a Cumberland County triple fatality, with other victims listed from Lenoir Kannapolis and surrounding areas.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Mecklenburg County
Cumberland County
Richard Hodges
Susan Carroll
Boone
Hugh Clayton Sherrill
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Yale
Johnny C. Lambert
Kannapolis
Melissa R. Holliday
Aurora
Walter Beal
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Beal
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Fred Kinsey
Talbert
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Barnardsville
James Brunson
Jacksonville
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Claremont
Pat McNeil
Parmelee
George McCloudy
Winston-Salem
Robert Ernest Ivey
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Supermarkets face consumer protests over racing games
Kroger and Safeway pulled or limited games like Bonus Bingo after housewives protested they raised food prices. Strategic Merchandising Corp. sold games to 4,800 supermarkets, affecting 1.9 million winners and nearly $8 million in payments before boycotts. Fred Meyer in Portland awaits customer reaction on Lets Go to the Races.
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Kroger Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Safeway
Magowan
Strategic Merchandising Corp
New York
A&p
National Tea
Portland
Ore
Fred Meyer Inc
Crime In South Shows Increase
FBI crime report for nine months of 1966 shows Charlotte murder rate down 31.24 percent but rises in other crimes. In Charlotte 22 murders vs 32 year earlier. overall city figures include increases in forcible rape 44, robbery 218, aggravated assault 635, burglary 2 284, larceny 1 109, auto theft 501. Regional cities Columbia Greensboro and Winston-Salem listed similar trends with varied values.
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Bond's exclusion from office tied to Free Speech claims
The case centers on Leonard Bouldin arguing Bond's oath remained intact and the legislature blocked him, claiming it violates voters' franchise. Georgia asserts legislative power over member qualifications and denies racial discrimination. Bond's attorney rejects racial motive claims while courts probe First Amendment protections.
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Leonard B. Bouldin
New York
Bond
Bouldin
U.S
Bolton
Georgia
John M. Harlan
Wayne Sees Politics as Necessary Evil in Mexico City
John Wayne, a staunch conservative, rejects a California Senate bid and praises responsible government as he discusses Reagan and Kuchel. He laments Eastern Republicans, notes Vietnam hawkishness, and recalls lung cancer surgery after filming in Durango and Mexico City.
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Alliance
Mexico City
John Wayne
Wayne
Ronald Reagan
California
Ronnie
Reagan
George Murphy
Thomas Kuchel
Pri
Mary
Kuchel
Murphy
Screen Actors Guild
Commie Kront
Viet Nam
Taft
Eisenhower
Cuba
Kennedy
Kirk Douglas
Durango
Mexico
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