Stock Market Dulls Gains On Mixed Advances At Noon
The market edged higher in morning trading after recent declines with small gains in Merck, Pfizer, Schering, Jones & Laughlin, Ford and Chrysler. The Associated Press index rose 0.8 to 20.8 as industrials climbed and rails held steady while utilities advanced modestly.
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New York
Comsat
Schering
Merck
Pfizer
Jones & Laughlin
Ford
Chrysler
Associated Press
Mal Assd Oil & Ge
Phy Col Gas
Atlas Cp
ColPict
Aes Barnes Ng
ComiCere
Pacg&e
Braz Trac
ComSolv
Pac
Brit Pet
Va Pact&t
An Am
Ve Brown Co
ComSat Corp
PeachCoal
Penn Dixie
Draper
Va Equity Cp
Farteas
Ve Genel
Gen CréwCoil
Phila el
Eae Crown Cork
Curtis Pub
Islam Corp
Polaroid
Abstree
Kaiser Ind
Kratter
Mackey Air Ste
Dan River
Pullman 2A
Mead John
PureOil
Idey
I Deere
RalstonPur
RIC Group
DeltaAir
Rayonier
Det Steel
Sperry
DougAir
Technicol
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Dresser
Revion
Webb& Knapp
Drexel
Rexallor
duPont
Rohr Corp
East Air Lin
Royal McBee
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Emersone
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SanDimp
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Scherng
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Pan American Ferro Corp
Sinclair
World Airways
American Firesine
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Airlines
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FoodFair
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Standard Oil
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Stock Exchange
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Bencini Lee Duo Shines Before New York Concert Managers
Sara Bencini and Troy Lee, High Point piano duo, performed at Steinway Hall in New York City for a nation convention of concert managers. Z Melnikov reports the pair were well received and feted at a hotel party with several managers showing booking interest. They will return to High Point Friday.
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Sara Bencini
Troy Lee
High Point
New York City
Bencini-Lee
Steinway Hall
Z. Melnikov
New York
Melnikov
Point
Weavers Dutchman’s breeches Plant Description
A description of the Weavers Dutchman’s breeches an American plant native to woods from Nova Scotia to South Dakota and southward to North Carolina and Kansas. The irregular flower about three quarters of an inch wide resembles trousers hanging upside down giving the plant its popular name.
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Nova Scotia
South Dakota
North Carolina
Kansas
Notation at bottom of records reads Thank you note
A fragmented item describes two incidents linked to a fire in a 1955 model car. A note from Jefferson Elementary School in Gahanna Ohio mentions a base tour and a grateful message about lending a car to avoid a walk. The same car reportedly involved a fire on Friday night with eight jets in the hangars nearby.
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Thomasville
N.C
Columbus
Charlotte Mayor Calls for Police Indictment Basis
Charlotte Mayor Stan R. Brookshire urged Solicitor Kenneth Downs to provide council with the indictments behind Police Chief John Hord and six officers. Downs plans an appeal of Judge Latham’s dismissal of 40 indictments. he argues public release requires a trial.
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Charlotte
Stan R. Brookshire
Kenneth R. Downs
John
Hord
Brookshire
Downs
Superior Court
James F. ‘Latham
Supreme Court
Latham
Mecklenburg County Grand Jury
State Bureau of Investigation
T. W. Williams
Virginia ‘House Kuhlman
Mocksville
Rul
Wade Bruton
Defense To Begin Testimony In Edgefield Detention Trial
Defense testimony starts in Greenwood as three public officials and a farmer face trial for holding a woman, Vena Belle Israel, for a month in Edgefield County Jail. Prosecution rested after 20 witnesses described the alleged abduction and coercive release tied to a $4,747 check endorsement.
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Thames Jamison
Hendersonville
N.C
Israel
Luther G. Holley
Aiken
FBI
Edwin R. ‘Groves
Jamison
Paul Z. Hill
Henderson County
Holley
Mrs. Israel
Groves
R. J. Reynolds Jr Dies at 58 in Lucerne
Richard J. Reynolds Jr a North Carolina tobacco heir died in Lucerne Switzerland at age 58 His cremation is planned for Thursday He had a long career with ties to Winston Salem Wake Forest Delta Airlines and the Z Reynolds Foundation Survived by his fourth wife and multiple sons his divorces cost millions in settlements and alimony payments
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Lucerne
Switzerland
Richard J. Reynolds Jr
North Carolina
Paul Warner
Reynolds
Winston - Salem
R. J. Reynolds Sr
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem
Reynolds Aviation Co
Long Island
Delta Airlines
Z. Reynolds
National Democratic Committee
Elizabeth McCaw Dillard Reynolds
Marrianne O'Brien
Manhattan
Miami Beach
Annemarie Schmitt
Germany
Insurance Practices Criticized In Discount Fire Rates
North Carolina State Insurance Commissioner Edwin S. Lanier condemned discount fire insurance rates as a "terrible, vicious competitive practice" during a hearing on a proposed average 7.7 percent rate increase. The North Carolina Fire Rating Bureau cited 1963 as a record loss year with $22.3 million paid in losses from $39.5 million in premiums, compared with 1962 results of $16 million losses on $41 million premiums.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Edwin S. Lanier
North Carolina Fire Rating Bureau
Lanier
Rating Bureau
William Bizzell
North Dakota Snowstorm Predicted With Cold Wave
A major snowfall advisory covers North Dakota and northern Minnesota with up to four inches of snow and strong winds. Utah, Kansas, and northwest Missouri also face cold warnings, while Alaska and New England report subzero and near zero temperatures in a frigid, widespread cold spell.
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North Dakota
Minnesota
Utah
Kansas
Missouri
Northwest
Alaska
Alaskan Panhandle
New England
Landmark ruling against barber shop discrimination in New Jersey
The East Orange barber case was dismissed after he invited a Negro to sit in the front chair. Commissioner Pfaus calls the decision a landmark in the division’s 20 year history, noting it serves as a warning to shops that discriminate.
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Pfaus
East Orange
Mrs Israel Visit Details Prompted by Hendersonville Lawyer
Hill says he went to see Mrs Israel at the request of Robert L. Whitmire a Hendersonville lawyer and former Superior Court judge.
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Israel
Hill
Robert L. Whitmire
Hendersonville
Superior Court
House Republican Leaders Gather in Closed Session
Washington AP report says House Republicans met in secret to discuss leadership amid talk Rep. Charles Halleck of Indiana might be replaced. Ford refused to commit to challenging Halleck, with caucus set for Jan 4 after the new session votes. The conference also weighs staff control and a rules change to limit Rule Committee delays.
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Washington
House
Charles A- Halleck
Indiana
Republican Conference of
Halleck
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Ford
Young Turks
Viet Nam War Toll Rises With Heavy Government Losses
U S government figures show last week the South Vietnamese army killed about 550 Viet Cong while losing 985 fellow troops. Thirteen Americans were fatally wounded and 13 others injured in a Thu Dau Mot incident. A hunger strike by 500 Buddhist monks and nuns signaled government strain.
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Peter Arnett
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
An Lao
Thu Dau Mot
Hair Growth Breakthrough Reported by Dr Pepa at UPenn
Dr Christopher M Pepa a 32 year old dermatology researcher at University of Pennsylvania Hospital Philadelphia shows letters from would be guinea pigs reacting to his announcement that he found a way to grow hair on bald heads. He says growing hair was a by product of aging skin research and his test rubbing testosterone on skin over months produced hair growth.
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Christopher M. Pepa
University of Pennsylvania Hospital
Philadelphia
Papa
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