Mixed stock market slips after early gains in noon trading
New York AP report shows a fluctuating session with gains in blue chips fading. Industrials small up while rails and airlines slip, Du Pont weak after early strength, and major movers like IBM and Ford fall as market eyes potential tests of prior highs.
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Washington
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Chrysler
du Pont
Associated Press
Wall Street News
U.S. Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Ford
Union Carbide
IBM
Xerox
Illinois Central
Comsat
Milwaukee Road
Chicago & North Western
C&nw
Pennsylvania Railroad
Southern Railway
General Electric
International Nickel
Kennecott
American Telephone
Commonwealth Edison
Goodyear
Douglas Aircraft
Allied Car
Seiberling Rubber
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Time Inc
American Stock Exchange
Hormel
Alloys Unlimited
Astrodata
Creole Petroleum
Solitron Devices
Westab Inc
Horn & Hardart Bakeries
Savoy Industries
Bunker Ramo
Massey-Ferguson
U.S
New See
Over-Counter Stocks and Quotation Details
A brief note lists bid and asked prices for over the counter stocks. Prices shown are sourced from the National Association of Securities Dealers and other providers, with quotes available on request.
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National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Bromley In Senate Cash Advance Ties To 1962 Lobbying
Baker from page 1A cashed a check for Bromley in the Senate disbursing office. Hughett recalls Bromley said he was buying a house and paying debts. Bromley, a coal industry lobbyist and former Baker aide, waited in the Senate caucus room as organizers of a bank, three months after a national charter, discussed retaining someone in Ashington to pursue a charter with a suggested $5,000 fee.
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Bromley
Senate
Hughett
Baker
Leland
Ashington
Twin brothers feud ends in fatal shooting in Temple City
In Temple City California Todd Nicholson 22 was shot to death by his twin Timothy Nicholson 22 in their luxury apartment. Timothy claimed it was an accident but deputies booked him on suspicion of murder citing conflicting evidence. The brothers heirs to portions of the Cudahy meat packing and Pullman railroad fortunes each received 500000 at 18.
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Temple City
Calif
Timothy Nicholson
Todd F. Nicholson
Los Angeles
Nicholson
al Sholand
Cudahy
Todd
Phoeix
Timothy
Phoenix
U.S. Delays Policy Talk In U.N. General Assembly
The United States postpones its policy speech at the U N General Assembly awaiting Soviet clues on peace keeping debt. Ailing U Thant’s return delays talks as Washington reviews Groymko’s Monday address and studies a hard line. Adlai Stevenson calls Groymko speech harsh and propagandistic.
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United States
U.N. General Assembly
Soviet Union
Johnson
U.N
U Thant
Thant
State Department
Andrei A. Gromyko
Assembly
U.S
Europe
Asia
Africa
Adlai E. Stevenson
Gromyko
Moscow
Buckle price estimates hinder military wearables program
A government update reports research and testing on a black buckle for military uniforms faced cost limits. Indications say industry cannot produce an acceptable buckle within reasonable costs, leaving Army, Navy, Air Force and Marines with older belt styles and unit costs ranging from about 8 to 35 cents. Gen. McNamara retired last June as the program stretched into years.
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McNamara
Johnson Wilson talks continue on NATO nuclear future
President Johnson and Prime Minister Wilson press ahead with two main topics the Atlantic nuclear force and Southeast Asia. Wilson outlines a NATO nuclear command with Britain’s bombers and subs, while the U.S. fleet would join. No decisions expected as both sides seek mutual understanding before allied talks.
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Washington
Johnson
Harold Wilson
Atlantic Alliance
Southeast Asia
Wilson
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
NATO
Britain
Europe
Armored Cars Patrol Khartoum Amid Rioting Fears
In Khartoum a tenuous peace holds as armored cars patrol the city. Violence spreads to multiple areas with vengeance seeking Arabs pursuing Africans blamed for recent riots. Arab leaders denounce Western agents and missionaries fueling the unrest.
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Khartoum
Sudan
Atc
Sun- Wv
Jury Completes Selection In Raeford Slaying Case
In Raeford North Carolina a jury of 12 white men was chosen to try two Pinehurst Negro defendants Willie Smith Jr 45 and Rudy Clegg Bruton 22 on murder charges in the slaying of state trooper Bill Herbin 34 found dead in a cornfield Aug 31 Two other Pinehurst Negroes Albert metal 48 and Will Allen 60 hold $1000 bonds as material witnesses Police testified Smith said he and Herbin scuffled in a cornfield and he ran after Herbin tried to arrest him for driving without a license Smith allegedly threw Herbin s pistol into bushes Bruton allegedly said Smith admitted shooting because he could not afford another arrest for driving without a license
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Pinehurst
North Carolina
George M. Fountain
Willie Smith Jr
Rudy Clegg Bruton
Sage
Bill) Herbin
Herbin
Islain
Albert Metal
Will Allen
R. H. Williamson
Smith
U.S. 401
Williamson
Bruton
Cotton Futures Open Higher by Three Cents
New York AP report notes domestic cotton futures opened three cents a bale higher than the prior close.
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New York
Notre Dame Blocks Film Suit Over John Goldfarb Plot
Notre Dame sues 20th Century Fox and publishers in a Supreme Court action claiming the film John Goldfarb Please Come Home and the related novel misappropriate the university name and symbols. The suit seeks to halt distribution and monetary damages, arguing the drama depicts Notre Dame as undisciplined and harmed by a fantasy plot.
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University of Notre Dame
Nine
Supreme Court
20Th Century- Fox
John Goldfarb
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Theodore M. Hesburgh
Hesburgh
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Fawcett Publications Inc
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