Stock Market Dip to Rally on Broad Gains at Noon
New York AP reports the stock market resumed a technical recovery with broad gains. The Associated Press average rose 1.2 to 323.1, Dow up 4.54 to 868.11 as steel, auto, rail, utility and chemical stocks led a mid day advance amid uneven housing and labor news.
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Union Carbide
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American Smelting
Montgomery Ward
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Radio Corp
Liggett & Myers
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Rogers Corp
Rollins Broadcasting
Hormel
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Few Everglade Kites Survive in United States
The Interior Department's Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife reports fewer than twenty Everglade kites, a hawk like bird, remain in the United States, highlighting their rare status and ongoing conservation concerns.
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United States
Interior Department
Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife
Saigon Warned of Weekend Turmoil as Buddhists Protest
Saigon police went on full alert over potential Buddhist and Viet Cong actions this weekend. Monks may immolate in front of key sites amid rising propaganda and hunger strikes. U.S. Ambassador Taylor conferred with Premier Huong as resignations shake the government.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
Viet Cong
Tran van Huong
Ngo Dinh Diem
National Front For the Liberation of
South Viet Nam
U.S
Maxwell Taylor
Huong
Ben E Roney resigns as state secondary roads officer
Gov Terry Sanford announced Ben E Roney of Rocky Mount will resign from his post as state secondary roads officer effective Jan 1. Roney, longtime aide to Kerr Scott, directed paving of 3500 miles of secondary roads with 500 more planned and 5000 miles stabilized, boosting maintenance spending.
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Raleigh
Terry ‘Sanford
Ben E. Roney
Rocky Mount
Roney
F. W. Kerr Scott
Scott
U.S
Ben Roney
North Carolina
Sanford
Kerr Scott
Proposal to move 16 to 18 year olds to juvenile courts
Gov. Terry Sanford released a subcommittee report urging juvenile court jurisdiction for all under 18 who are dependent or delinquent. It favors binding over to Superior Court for certain 16–18 felonies and caps punishments at ten years for others.
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Raleigh
Terry Sanford
Sanford
Governor
Union
Juvenile Court
How Children Fail Who Does Testing Test
John Holt critiques the testing culture in schools, arguing that exams reward appearance over understanding. He reflects on personal experience with boards and argues that advance notice, practice, and predictable questions incent dishonest grading and harm students seeking genuine comprehension.
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John Holt
Pitman Publishing Corp
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
History College
American Soldier Flees With Girl Toward East Germany
A 20-year-old American private first class identified as Claude D. Swain fled with a girl toward the East German border near Mansbach in civilian clothes. U S Army records list him AWOL and awaiting relatives notification. authorities say he is with a girl and crossed into Communist territory.
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Fulda
Germany
U.S. Army
Washington
Claude D. Swain
4Th Armored Division
New Ulm
Healdton
Oklo
Swain
Iron Curtain
Mansbach
Power settlement sought in North Carolina dispute
A nine member committee was appointed to seek a settlement between North Carolina power companies and rural electric cooperatives. Gov elect Dan Moore met with leaders from both sides and said positions were not fixed. The panel will meet December 22 and 29 and report by December 31, aiming for a fair resolution.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Dan Moore
Moore
Fech
General Assembly
Two Killed In Highway Mishap Near Burgaw
On U S 421 near Burgaw an escaped convict Gene Cayton 31 was killed when an oil tanker jackknifed and overturned on a car. Elwood Malpass 52 of Atkinson driving the car was killed and his wife Alice 52 injured in the crash awaiting official details.
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Burgaw
State Highway Patrol
Gene Cayton
U.S. 421
Elwood Malpass
Atkinson
Cayton
New Hanover County
Malpass
Alice
Statewide adult education expands through community colleges
Dr. Neff announces a state program linking adult education to college training via community colleges. The plan targets 120 hours to educate adults from first to fourth grade, with training for about 2,000 teachers beginning in Durham and homes visited if needed. About 12,000 adults are expected to participate in six months.
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Neff
Durham
Dr. Neff
End of 43 Years Studying Pueblo Bonito Ruins
Archaeologists conclude a 43 year examination of Pueblo Bonito in Chaco Canyon New Mexico in 1964. Fieldwork spanning decades yielded insights into Ancestral Puebloan architecture and daily life at the monumental site.
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Pueblo Bonito
New Mexico
Chaco Canyon
Goldwater Says He ll Stay In GOP
Sen. Barry Goldwater asserts he will remain in the Republican Party amid a push to oust Dean Burch. He tells associates the drive targets him and he backs Burch, defending his 1964 support and warning against repudiation of conservatives. Governor Smylie disputes the notion of ejecting Goldwater and backs Burch for party renewal.
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Goldwater
Jack Bell
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Dean Burch
Republican Party
GOP
Phoenix
Republican National Committee
Burch
William E. Miller
New York
National Committee
Chicago
Finance Committee
Miller
Sen. Goldwater
Robert E. Smylie
Idaho
Republican Governors Association
Senator Goldwater
Smylie
Boise
Britain Postpones Payments on Postwar Loans
Britain will defer $175.8 million in year end installments on postwar American and Canadian loans, shifting principal and interest to the end of the loan period to 2002. Chancellor James Callaghan announced the move citing a seriously adverse trade balance and it follows two prior deferrals accepted by the United States and Canada.
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Arthur L. Gavshon
London
Britain
James Callaghan
House of Commons
United States
Canada
Beef on Bun Delicacy Debuts at 1904 St Louis Fair
An enterprising chef at the St Louis World's Fair of 1904 introduces a new delicacy, beef served broiled and placed on a bun, creating a portable, savory treat for fairgoers.
Loxahatchee Refuge Described as Watery Wilderness
The Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge lies a mile southwest of Palm Beach, described as a watery wilderness offering habitat for wildlife and natural scenery for visitors.
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Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge
Palm Beach
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