Airlines and steel stocks lead modest market advance
In New York trading, airlines and defense related issues rose in a moderately advancing market. Gains were fractional to about two points, with steels continuing their rise from yesterday on brighter industry prospects. Trading remained active overall.
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New York
Inter-dealer NASD Prices Snapshot This Morning
Quotations from the NASD reflect representative inter-dealer prices as of about 10 30 a m today. Markets move through the day and prices exclude retail markups markdowns and commissions.
Regional List Adjusts Upward With Dividend Terminology
A regional listing notes upward adjustment for approximate mark up and details multiple dividend terms. It lists entities such as BBS Studios Eckerd Drugs Harris-Teeter Markets Found Life Insurance Co and Beaman Corp with varying percentages and notes ex dividend and ex distribution actions.
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ASK Bbs Studios, Inc
Beaman Corp
Life Ins. N.C
Harris-Teeter Mkts
None Corp. Eckerd Drugs
North Carolina Senate redistricting changes outlined
A legislative panel proposes new senatorial boundaries across North Carolina. Mecklenburg and Cumberland Counties are reconfigured to create three and two senate districts respectively. Western districts combine Cherokee Graham Clay Macon Swain Jackson McDowell for revised representation. Gaston joins Cleve.
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Randolph County
Scott
Cumberland County
Ft. Bragg
North Carolina
Cherokee
Graham
Clay
Macon
Swain
Jackson
McDowell County
Gaston County
Speed Elevated To Patrol Head
In Raleigh AP dispatchState Highway Patrol reorganized to boost efficiency. Col Dave Lambert named commander amid leadership changes with Maj C Raymond Williams directing enforcement and Maj C A Sonali set to succeed Lambert in January. Lambert, 58, one of original 37 members, helped grow the force to 700 plus. Hol t named director and head of the Lone Division.
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A. Pilston Godwin
State
Phigeon
Dave Lambert
Maj. C. Raymond Williams
Godwin
Maj
C. A . Sonali
Lambert
J Ran
Sostele
Elsberry Holt
Eeai
Johnson Welcomes Ayub Khan at White House Talks
President Johnson welcomed Pakistani President Ayub Khan in Washington as both leaders stressed shared aims of peace and stability. Johnson noted common ground with Pakistan and discussed Kashmir and Asian issues, expressing confidence that U S efforts and future dispensions would move the world toward a common objective.
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Dent Johnson
Stani
Mohammed Ayub Khan
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Kashmir
Ayub
India
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Asia
Rusk Presses NATO on Commitments and Southeast Asia
Rusk urged America's allies to consider how allied confidence and conscience would respond if asked to pick which solemn commitments to Viet Nam would be honored. He argued the West must see that the United States will defend Western Europe and not permit Southeast Asia to be overrun.
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Western Europe
Southeast Asia
Bearded error delays Gemini 6 mission at launch site
Investigators blame a dust cover on a Martin Co. component in Baltimore for months of fuel line contamination checks. Two signed lists confirm the cover removal before shipment. Launch weather outlook improves but a delay could push Gemini 6 to a later firing with Agena link possibly postponed. Capsule communicator Elliot Lee Jr. notes no fuel use since.
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Martin Co
Baltimore
Elliot M. Lee Jr
Richard C. Dineen
Cape Kennedy
Two Men Questioned In Bombings In Charlotte
Police questioned two men early today in a string of bombings targeting the homes of four civil rights leaders in Charlotte. The blasts struck the residences of Julius Wecces, Chambers, Kelly Alexander, Dr Reginald Hawkins, and Fred Alexander before dawn, but the men were released with no charges filed.
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Serim
Julius We Cies
Chambers
Kelly Alexander
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Reginald Hawkins
Alexander
Fred
Gen Sink Led STRAC Units and Paratrooper Elite
General Sink who led STRAC four divisions including the 82nd and 101st Airborne and commanded XVIII Airborne Corps at Fort Bragg is profiled. A West Point graduate and master parachutist known for jumping with his troops, he died leaving a widow and two daughters and several relatives in Lexington and across North Carolina and Florida. He celebrated April 3 as his birthday.
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Sink
82Nd Airborne
Ft. Bragg
N.C
101St Airborne
Ft. Campbell
Ft. Riley
Ft.Lewis
Wash
West Point
Ft.Bragg
Xviii Airborne Corps
506Th Airborne
101St Airborne Division
Iffe
Lexington
Trinity College
Duke University
Margaret Swimson
St. Petersburg
Fla
Robin Reavin
Fayetteville
Thomas W. Cannon
Citadel
Charleston
S.C
Charles W. Cannon Jr
Oak Ridge Military Academy
Charles Sink
Joe Sink
The
Lexington Dispatch
Fred O. Sink Jr
the Dispatch
Robert Philpott
Daphne Rose
Fred .O. Sink Sr
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