Market rebounds as blue chips lead broad stock gains
A midday roll shows the Associated Press index up 1.6 to 326.3 with the Dow-style averages led by Du Pont and Kodak while General Electric and International Harvester post modest gains. Utilities, rails, electronics, chemicals, airlines and non ferrous metals push higher amid improved weekend economic news and a mild technical recovery.
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Laird Criticizes Yuletide Stamp Over Nativity Push
Rep. Melvin R. Laird attacked the 1964 Yuletide stamp and urged religious themed stamps like a Nativity scene. He wrote Postmaster General Gronouski to argue Christmas stamps should reflect Jesus Christ’s birthday, not a commercialized symbol, urging the Nativity design be used.
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Governors push for change at GOP leadership
Republican governors started a push within the party challenging National Chairman Dean Burch. A Denver meeting produced a broad call for leadership reform while some governors urged Burch to resign if he cannot unify the party.
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12 Killed In Traffic Accidents In North Carolina
The Associated Press reports at least 12 people died in weekend traffic crashes across North Carolina. Victims include Clyde Thomas Paysour 26 and his wife Barbara 23 and their one year old daughter killed on U.S. 221 near Rutherfordton. Also listed: Terman Morris Jr 20 of New Bern Rodney O Kearns 19 of High Point Robert E Dyer Jr 20 of Camp Lejeune Mamie Adams Rogers 50 of Garner Minnie Ellen Matthews 19 of Tarboro James G Davis 59 of Atlanta Garfield Brooks 71 of Lumberton James Wingo 24 of Charlotte and Johnny Mack Byrum 18 of Pineville.
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Holiday Party at Consolidated Bus Lines Draws 85 Families
High Point branch personnel and family members attended the annual Christmas party at the Sheraton Coach House. Rev. Wilbur Jarrett gave the invocation. Dr. Herbert Peterson spoke on Christmas in other lands. Christmas bonuses were distributed by Lindsay Moore who described profit sharing retirement plan contributions. The gathering ended with Christmas carols.
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Ten Killed in Sudan Riots at Khartoum Airport
Reported clashes erupted after about 5 000 to 10 000 Negro protesters gathered at Khartoum Airport to demand southern independence. Rioters attacked embassies and non Arabs while Europeans and Americans faced violence, with an American couple among the injured. Security forces deployed as chaos spread through the near city.
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Court ethics clash over televised trial publicity
Court rejects broad televised coverage citing Canon 35 of the American Bar Association in favor of defendant Estes's objection under Canon 28, following guidance approved by the Texas state bar’s judicial section.
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Secretary Jailed After Six Weeks Of High Living
In Midland Texas Germaine Springer a 32 year old secretary hired by oilman H C Hood forged checks after two days on the job. She bought a car fur and a watch totaling thousands and fled after an audit. Arrested in Fort Worth she faced forgery charges and remained jailed after a six week spree.
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Farm Bureau Demands Free for Farmers to End Feud
Charles B. Shuman, IL farmer and president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, said the group would end its feud with the Johnson administration only if farmers are freed from government controls. He spoke at the federation’s four day convention and urged businessmen to slow steps toward bigger government. The group has opposed the administration’s farm policies since 1961 and will oppose proposals if they diverge from their program. Secretary Freeman invited Farm Bureau leaders to confer after the convention, but Shuman warned that no agreement is assumed.
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Public views on crime blame teens and justice policy
In a cross section survey 64 percent of serious-crime arrests were of under 18s. Voters cite unemployment, broken homes and lack of education as key factors. Many call for school and community programs while some favor stricter juvenile handling to curb youth crime. Public confidence in law enforcement remains mixed across local state and federal levels.
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Charles F. Sweeney Former Ohio Secretary of State Dies
Charles F. Sweeney, 80, former Ohio secretary of state in the late 1940s, died Sunday in Fort Lauderdale. A Democrat, he held several state posts before retiring to Florida in 1951.
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