Market Advances on Steady Pace as Industrial Growth Seen
New York stock market extended its early rally as major companies forecast 1965 growth. Steel and auto sectors led gains with Lukens and U S Steel rising while Comsat faced trading halt amid large orders. Dow and AP average improved, with rails and utilities up modestly as bonds mixed.
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Stee
Lukens Steel
Jones & Laughlin
U.S. Steel
General Motors
Ford
Minnesota
Ontario
Holt, Rinehart
U. S
Comsat
Boeing
Kennecott
Union Carbide
Polaroid
Control Data
Zenith
Raytheon
du Pont
American Telephone
New York Central
Illinois Central
American Stock Exchange
Aqua- Chem
Barnes Engineering
Michigan Chemical
Acme
O’okiep Copper
Savoy Industries
Treasury
New York Stock Exchange
Two Stage Break From Dental Office
Two Negro prisoners escaped from a dentist office in Statesville where they were awaiting treatment. Guard Ralph Marshall shot J Willie Brown as he fled. Brown, serving life for murder, was taken to Raleigh hospital. Johnny Black fled on foot and later stole a car. Authorities pursued the pair from the Mooresville Prison Camp to reclaim the escapees.
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Statesville
N. C
Johnny Black
Columbia
J. Willie Brown
Rt. 1
Tabor City
Mooresville
B. J. Abernathy
Ralph Marshall
Brown
Raleigh
Black
Over Counter Stocks Quoted Prices Outline
The followay over the counter prices are unofficial and not transactions. They provide approximate ranges for bids and asks as published by the NASD and other sources.
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National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Gougr
Notre Dame Wins Injunction Over Goldfarb Film and Novel
New York AP Notre Dame secured a temporary injunction in State Supreme Court blocking the movie John Goldfarb Please Come Home and the related novel from further publication. Judge Greenberg ruled the film and book improperly use the university name and football prestige, calling the script ugly and tawdry.
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NEW York
Notre Dame
Supreme Court
University
John Goldfarb
Henry Clay Greenberg
Greenberg
William Peter Blatty
University of ‘Notre Dame
20Th Century-Fox
Wrong Way Goldfarb
Russia
Goldfarb
Theodore Hesburgh
Doubleday and Co. Inc
Fawcett Publications, Inc
Fawcett
FCC OKS WFMY TV Sale to Norfolk-Portsmouth Group
The FCC approved the sale of WFMY TV Channel 2 Greensboro NC to Norfolk-Portsmouth Newspapers Inc in a 4 3 vote. Dissenters were E William Henry Robert A Bartley and Kenneth Cox. The buyer already runs WTAR AM FM TV and two Norfolk area newspapers. Sale price not disclosed.
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Washington
Federal Communication Commission
Wfmytv
Greensboro
N.C
Norfolk-Portsmouth Newspapers, Inc
E. William Henry
Robert A. Bartley
Kenneth Cox
Wtar-Am
Norfolk-Portsmouth
FCC
The
Record and News
Severe Cold Grips NorthwestWith Fatal Toll Rises
Washington State endures a brutal cold snap with record lows as snowdrifts trap travelers. An 88-year-old man dies trying to walk from a stalled truck while a 10-year-old boy perishes in Bellevue after a sled crash. Winds up to 92 mph rake northwest Washington, a shrimp boat grounds, and a 50-foot barge breaks free.
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Washington State
aSurrey
Washington
Seattle
Bellevue
Oregon
Cascade Mountains
New Mexico
North Dakota
William Guy
Agreement Ends Dock Strike Threat
New York AP report says a four year contract ends the potential weekend dock strike threatening ports from Maine to Texas. ILA and New York Shipping Association reached terms after five months of talks, with the ILA accepting automation to cut gangs from 20 to 17 by 1967 and an 80 cent hourly wage rise plus benefits. The package totals about 94.5 million over four years and requires ratification by about 60 000 longshoremen. ILA president Thomas J Gleason said voting will begin once machinery is set up.
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New York
Exchange
ArkLaGas
Asamer
Ohio
Atias
OtisElev
Barnes Eng
Brown Co
Pacg&e
Ean Javelin
Pac_ Petrol Ss
Pact&t
Cinerama
Pan Am
Draper
Fargo
Penn Dixie
Tiger Crown Cork
Gen Devel
Crown Zell
Goldfield ” Va
Curtis Pub
Gasak
Phila el
Hycon Mfg
Dan River
Kaiser Ind Oe
Phil Mor
Kratter
McCrory
Mead John
PhillipsPet
Mich Sugar
RIC Group
Publicind
Purcell
DougAir
IRCA
Syntex Cp “Soc
Dow Ch
Ralston Pur
Technicol
Val Rayette
Wi Drexel
WiRayonier
Webb& Knapp
Sane
duPont
le Raytheon
Seton
RexaliDr
Eaton
ReyTobe
RichfOil
Wromr Corp
Eipasong
RoyOut
Emersone
Roya! McBee
Ryder Lyst
ErieLack
Safeway
Evership
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Feddstr
Scmcorp
Ferro Corp
Firesine
Fia
Shell Oil
Fia PL
Shell Tre
FoodFair
Sherwwm
FMC Corp
Sinclair
Sue
Foote M
Singer Co
Situ
Ford
Smithk
Socony
Sperry Rand
GenElec
Saquard
Va Gen Foods
StenWar
GaPacific i
Ty Stauffen
SteriDrug
Gillette
Vq Stevens
GlenAid
FI Studebaker
Goodren
Sun Oil Tb
Grase
Texaco
TexPid
Guilt M&o
Alles Tidewat Oil
Halliburt
Manne Cole Herc Porte Doe
Hewlett
ABC
Hoff Electron
Ucorbid
Moneywil
Alieg Co
Ig Howe
Alieg
Aireft
AlliedCh
Allied
Alum Ltd
Alcoa
ingerRand
Interik Ir
Ameipw
Indus
Enka
We Rails
T&t
Steckior
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AmOptic
Sisi
Odint VaEiPw
Kaiser Ai
Walworth Co
Reveerhe
WarnPidt
Warnlam
Korvette Koppis
Kresge
Armour
Kroger
Wilson Co
Atchison
Sian
WinnDix
Woolworth
AriRet
Worthing
Atlas Cplea
Lofgis
Avco Corp
BabcockWil
Zenith
Lowes Gas
Beaunit
Beckman
Oral Corp
BeechnAir
Bendix
Bestwal
MackTr
Beth Sti
MedFa
Bigelows
Boeing
Magmawc
Borden
Die
Borg
Morrett Co
Carop Lt
Motorola
CarterPa
NJ Inc
Norfolk
NorPac
Ile
Maine
Texas
International Longshoremen’s Association
New York Shipping Association
Presidential Interven
ILA
Thomas J. Gleason
North Carolina Jobs Picture Improves in November
North Carolina's employment picture remained strong in November with unemployment at wartime lows for the third straight month. The Employment Security Commission said 1.6 million dollars in unemployment benefits were paid, down 21 percent from a year earlier, with about 19 900 workers receiving benefits weekly. Hosiery workers faced the highest unemployment at 4.3 percent, and over 4 percent of apparel workers on benefits were out of work. The ESC noted unemployment among tobacco workers in the month.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Employment Security Commission
ESC
Viet Cong Claims Military Victories In Vietnam War
The Viet Cong claimed they frustrated U.S. helicopter and armored tactics and gained the military initiative in South Vietnam. They reported vast enemy losses including 400000 troops and 3000 Americans, with claims of aircraft, vessels, and armored vehicle damage and hamlet destruction between 1961 and last October.
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Tokyo
Viet Cong
United States
South Viet Nam
New China News Agency
Peking
Red
Saigon
Washington
Hanoi
Viet Nam
South Vietnamese People’s Armed Forces
Reserve Merger Plan For North Carolina Guard
Adjutant General Claude Bowers said a plan to merge the Army Reserve and the North Carolina National Guard should be ready by February 1. The governor elect would oversee any changes, with the guard expanding to about 13 700 soldiers and 51 additional company units, while aiming to keep units in current communities.
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Ambrose Dudley
Associated Press
Raleigh, N.C
Adj
Claude Bowers
Army Reserve
National Guard
North Carolina
Bowers
North Carolina National Guard
State Guard
Defense Secy
Robert McNamara
Dan Moore
Wednes
Moore
Hodges Resigns Cabinet Post Amid Johnson Era Transitions
Hodges, once vice president of the First National Bank of Chicago, leaves the Kennedy administration as Lyndon B. Johnson inherits the presidency. In a resignation letter, he notes he is nearing 67 and had planned four years in government, a move Johnson accepts with deep regret.
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First National Bank of Chicago
Hodges
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
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