Market Rally Extends Gains As GM Boosts Outlook
Stock market gains broadening in active trading led by General Motors optimism for a strong year. GM up over 2 points, Ford, Chrysler and American Motors higher. oils benefited from upbeat earnings expectations. Dow up 6.13 to 19.15, AP index up 1.1 at 289.0. Sperry Rand and Xerox rise, various issues advance on high volume.
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Selected Stock Trades on New Stock Exchange at 1:30 PM
New York reports a list of stock transactions on the New Stock Exchange with prices at 1 30 p m. The brief item notes transactions and valuations for multiple listings.
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New Stock Exchange
Stock and Bond Averages Reported by The Associated Press
The AP compiled stock and bond averages show Noon figures for Rails Ind Util and other groups. The table lists daily, prior day, week, and year values with notes on dividends and special payments, including footnotes for various dividend types and corporate actions.
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North Carolina and South Carolina Weather Forecast
Cloudy and cool tonight with occasional rain mainly east portion. Lows 30 to 35 in the mountains and 35 to 45 elsewhere. Cloudy and cool Tuesday with rain mainly east portion. Highs 38 to 45 in the mountains and 45 to 52 elsewhere. South Carolina remains cloudy and cool through Tuesday with possible rain mainly east portion. Lows around 40 in the northwest to about 50 along the coast. Highs Tuesday 45 to 53 in the northwest and in the 50s elsewhere.
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South Carolina
New York Stock Exchange Index Figures Reported
AP reports noon figures from the New York Stock Exchange showing mixed gains and losses across sectors. Industrial and Finance indices edge higher while Transportation and avers show modest declines compared with morning levels.
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New York Stock Exchange
Temperatures Fall Across North and South States This Week
Temperatures Tuesday through Saturday will average three to nine degrees below normal in North Carolina and South Carolina. Asheville will see 48 27, Charlotte Raleigh 52 31, Columbia 58 34, Charleston 61 38. Cooler Tuesday, warming Wednesday, then cold again by week end with rainfall totaling one inch or more especially eastern areas.
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B52 Raiders Strike Mu Gia Pass in North Vietnam
U S B52 Stratoforts hit the Mu Gia Pass in North Vietnam and the adjacent demilitarized zone on Sunday as U S forces seek to curb a suspected Communist drive south. The action marked the eighth B52 raid on North Vietnam and followed recent reinforcements and regional deployments.
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South Vietnam
U.S
Mu Gia Pass
North Vietnam
Rockgile
Demilitarized Zone
Dong Hoi
Stratoforts
Coppolino Trial Resumed as Farber Testifies of Murder Plot
Mrs. Marjorie Farber testified that Dr. Carl Coppolino urged her to club her husband with a baseball bat before injecting a lethal drug. She described a plan to wrap a towel around the bat and hit William Farber in the head, while she watched him die in Middletown Township, New Jersey.
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Freehold
N.J
Marjorie Farber
Carl Coppolino
William B. Farber
Polino
Farber
Coppolino
Bailey
Mary Gibson Coppolino
Gib
Georgia House Talks on Governor Election After Vote
Georgia lawmakers, convening January 9, 1967, may elect a governor from the top two vote-getters if no candidate wins a majority in the November 8 election. Callaway led with 451,032, Maddox 448,598, and Arnall 57,832 write-in. Arnall’s total prevented a majority. Black notes constitutional duty but cautions on potential malapportionment.
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General Assembly
Callaway
Maddox
Ellis Arnall
Arnall
Black
Supreme Court
Georgia Assembly
Hoffa Conviction Upheld. Remains Legal Options Open
The court affirmed Hoffa's conviction after rejecting constitutional arguments. The decision does not place him in prison immediately, as applications for reconsideration and other legal avenues remain possible. Justice Stewart stated the Constitution does not require overturning the jury's verdict.
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Stewart
High Court
Urban Renewal Movie Will Be Shown
An all day showing of A City Reborn will be sponsored by the Urban Redevelopment Commission. The half hour film runs from 10 a m to 6 p m at 160 Main St Fresno Calif and is open to the public.
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Main St
Fresno
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Farriery and its broader veterinary art explained
The entry defines farriery as the art of shoeing horses and names a farrier as a blacksmith. It notes that farriers learned to treat wounds and diseases, so farrery expanded to include the veterinary art per the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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Book Arouses Kennedy Ire Says Chicago Daily News
The Chicago Daily News reports a family funded book on the Kennedy assassination angers the Kennedys. It quotes Peter Lisagor on efforts to delete Jackie’s recollections from The Death of a President by William Manchester. Harper & Row will publish with Look serialization starting Jan. 10.
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John F. Kennedy
Chicago Daily News
Manchester
Kennedys
Daily News
Johnson
Harper & Row
Look Magazine
Kennedy era FBI interception policies emerge in dispute
The record shows RFK’s term as attorney general from 1961 to 1964 saw evolving interception practices. Hoover noted no interception began without AG approval, while Courtney Evans said he knew of no Kennedy discussions on microphone eavesdropping and that prior AGs required approval for taps but not other bugging.
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Hoover
FBI
Courtney A. Evans
Evans
Ruby Not Necessarily Hopeless
Dr. Jay Sanford said Ruby’s cancer is not necessarily a hopeless case and that investigation into the cancer’s primary source may take more than a week. Ruby, 55, is the man who killed Lee Harvey Oswald and later faced cancer concerns at Parkland Hospital in Dallas.
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Dallas
Tex
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Jay Sanford
Southwestern Medical School
Lee Harvey Oswald
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Dallas Times Herald
Sanford
Bill Decker
Parkland Hospital
Soldier faces evacuation after Viet Cong inflicts shelling
Hicks, the sole remaining member of his platoon at Suoi Da, recalls a day of heavy artillery as heavy shells pounded the area to drive back the Viet Cong. He volunteers to rejoin his unit if ordered to move out again.
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Sucoi da
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