Steel stocks lead gain as market rebounds on steady tone
American exchanges in New York report a substantial early afternoon rise led by steels and other blue chips. Traders note gains follow a sharp weekly steel production increase while concerns over Vietnam peace talks, tax hikes, and rate boosts ease. Analysts say many issues rebound on a technical basis from earlier declines.
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New York
Wall Street
Viet Nam
Viet Cong
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Bhat Gwiksian
United States
Dividend terminology and stock actions in the Dow Jones table
The excerpt lists numerous dividend terms and actions such as ex dividend ex distribution stock dividend warrants and paid in stock. It clarifies annual disbursements and various conditions including declared paid after stock split and dividends in arrears.
Anderson Case Deliberated in Drowning Murder Trial
Jury continues deliberations in the murder case of John Paul Anderson a 25 year old sailor from Worcester Massachusetts accused of drowning his wife Brenda 20 off Folly Beach to collect a $50000 double indemnity policy. The state cites eyewitnesses and a diver's aid while the defense argues circumstantial evidence and reasonable doubt.
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John Paul Anderson
Anderson
Brenda
Folly Beach
Polaris
Worcester
Mass
Charleston
Arthur G. Howes
John Ohlandt
Patrolmen uneasy over new promotion tenure ruling
In Raleigh AP dispatch, North Carolina Highway Patrol officers express unease after Motor Vehicles Commissioner A Pilston Godwin suspends a section of the patrol manual delaying time-in-grade requirements for promotions. Officers describe unrest and fear of arbitrary transfers or dismissals amid the change.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Highway Patrol
A. Pilston Godwin
Over-The-Counter Stock Averages Amid NASD Quotations
National and regional NASD quot ations at about 10:30 a.m. show inter-dealer bid and ask prices for items such as Amer Fid Life and Piedmont Aviation. Prices exclude retail markups and commissions. Regional list notes bids reflect inter-dealer activity with ask prices adjusted for approximate markup.
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Amer Fid. Life
Amer. Furn. Co
Colonial
Gulf Life Ins
Jefferson Stan. Life
Li'l Gen
Piedmont Aviation
Pied. Nat. Gas
Sec. Life & Trust
Cotton futures open without reported trades
New York AP reported that cotton futures began trading today with no actual trades recorded at the open.
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New York
Stock Averages and Qualifications Emphasized
An Associated Press quote stresses that decisions should be based on qualifications rather than personal factors, favoring objective measures over personal influence.
Dominican Workers Drift Back After Threat of Strike
Dominican workers drifted back to their jobs as labor leaders urged return and President Hector Garcia prods a probe into Sunday's battle in Santiago between the army and rebels. Banks and many private firms reopened after being shut Monday.
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Robert Berrellez
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Hector Gar
Wilson to visit Soviet Union in February
Prime Minister Harold Wilson announced in the House of Commons that he will visit the Soviet Union from February 21 to 24. He said he has corresponded with Premier Alexei Kosygin since last spring and accepted Moscow's invitation to discuss urgent questions.
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London
Harold Wilson
Soviet Union
Wilson
House Commons
Alexei N .Kosygin
Moscow
Tobacco Barn Blaze Doused by High Point Firefighters
High Point firemen quickly put out a fire in a vacant tobacco barn near Kirkwood’s north end yesterday. Officials said a defective hot water heater caused the blaze and that there was no active fire involved.
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High Point
Kirkwood
Republican chairman loses close race against Cooley in Congress
A Republican chairman narrowly defeated Cooley in the last congressional contest marking Cooley's closest victory in a long political career. The committee met from 10:30 a.m. to 5:08 p.m. Monday before Scott announced plans to restart the process. Special study committees have drafted reapportionment plans for the House and Senate to align with the Supreme Court on equal representation.
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Cooley
Scott
House
Senate
U. S. Supreme Court
Air War Near Haiphong Deepens North Vietnam Strikes
U S planes pushed the air war toward Haiphong with raids within 12 miles of the port and on the Uong Bi power station. Navy Kitty Hawk aircraft hit a major bridge north of Haiphong and attacked the Yong Bi plant, knocking out power to parts of Haiphong and Hanoi.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Haiphong
Uong Bi
Hanoi
North
Tuy Hoa
di An
Kitty Hawk
Haiphong-Hanoi
Yong Bi
Air Force
Fire trapped children as Chanukah center burns
Fire swept a social and cultural center serving Jewish and non Jewish residents. Fire Chief Andrew Gerlach said the auditorium on the second floor was the origin during renovations. Nuns from St Joseph's Hospital aided rescue while workers and security personnel struggled to reach trapped students on upper floors.
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Andrew Gerlach
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Rela Nott
Pemete
Sinott
Ray Cohen
OS Bey
Heon Gym
Senator Aiken laments slow pace of peace feelers in Vietnam
Aiken criticized a State Department disclosure of a conditional peace offer from North Vietnam. He argued pursuing every peace feeler is faster than deploying 150,000 more troops and noted the offer was relayed through two Italians during a world fact finding trip led by Senate Leader Mike Mansfield.
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Aiken
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
State Department
Vermont
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Veteran Sheriff Succumbs In North Carolina
Lawrence E. Brown, Buncombe County sheriff for 34 years, died at 70 in the Veterans Administration Hospital at Oteen after a battle with cancer. He had faded from politics after his 1962 defeat by Harry P. Clay and had been ill since spring 1963. He is survived by his wife Willa, three sons, a brother, a stepsister, and seven grandchildren.
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Oteen
N.C
Laurence E. Brown
Buncombe County
Veterans Administration Hospital
Brown
Harry P. Clay
Willa Brown
Robert Kenneth
William Thomas
Jack
Black Mountain
Tom K. Brown
Ella Curley
Tragic CO Poisoning Claims Girl and Injures Boyfriend
In Lincolnton North Carolina authorities report a one year old girl Sheba Louise Reep found dead in a parked car on a rural road from carbon monoxide poisoning. Her boyfriend Kenneth Graham 23 was hospitalized with the same poisoning as deputies investigated the incident.
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Lincolnton
N.C
Sheba Louise Reep
Kenneth Graham
Lincoln County
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Menlo Park
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