Stock Market Rally Amid Mixed News At Noon
The New York market showed vigorous trading with gains leading losses 2 to 1. The Dow stood up 6.19 at 893.09 as tech and growth stocks like IBM and Burroughs rose, while AMEX and AP индices edged higher. Strong moves in Beech Nut merger chatter and defense contracts supported the session as industrials and utilities gained.
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Stock prices rise in mixed early trading session
Prices advanced on the American Stock Industries and Scurry Oil with gains around 2. Esquire Levin Townsend Computer and Hydro Meta also posted small increases, while overall market movement showed modest progress in early dealings.
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New York Stock Exchange Dividend Taxonomy Notes
A garbled AP filing outlines terms for stock dividends and ex dividend dates. It defines ex dividend xw and ex distribution adis and notes on warrants we and when issued wd.
Unseasonably Mild Coastal Forecast With Showers
South Carolina outlook calls for considerable cloudiness and mild temperatures through Friday. Scattered showers and thunderstorms possible Friday mainly in the west. tonight lows mostly in the 50s northwest and 60s elsewhere. Virginia sees mostly cloud and occasional rain tonight into Friday with cooler northwest winds. clearing and colder Friday with lows in the 60s and highs 65 to 84 depending on location.
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High Point Southern Life branch earns multiple insurance awards
Members of the High Point branch of Southern Life Insurance Co based in Greensboro were honored for achievements this past month. The district qualified for the ten million in force award and a banquet for members and spouses was planned. M. McLean received a staff award for five million in force. R. H. Watts reached one million in force and will receive an engraved tie tac as a memento.
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Banks' Gross Loans Rise in Fifth District Week
Federal Reserve Richmond reports banks in the Fifth District saw gross loans grow by 55.72 million to 6.7845 billion for the week ending December 13. Demand deposits up 110.6 million, time deposits 5.75 million, investments up 6.192 million. District includes Washington DC, Virginia, North Carolina, and parts of West Virginia.
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Point manager wins 22 inch TV at Atlanta jamboree
Top manager Mrs Na Brook of Point received a 22 inch television as a prize from Sarah Coventee Inc during the firm’s annual jamboree held in Atlanta. The Pay branch manager was fined by the company for unspecified reasons.
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Artificial hearts and transplant ethics discussed in mid-1960s review
The passage debates heart transplantation limits and the search for artificial hearts to save lives. It notes donor shortages, inevitability of death without replacement, and the broader goal of preventing heart disease, referencing Louis Washkansky and the experimental era around 1966.
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Bad Risk Dies in Wichita Falls Insurance Tale
J. J. Curry, known for a 1899 licence policy rejection tale by an insurance company he described as a pat risk, died leaving a short obituary in Wichita Falls Texas. The AP report notes his lore and long life.
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Swift Ship Sets Fastest Time for 24 Hours
The swift ship Light claims the fastest time ever for a sailing vessel. In 1854 the American ship covered 437 leagues in 24 hours, marking a record pace for lone sea passages.
Thieu Agrees With Johnson on Vietnam Peace Approach
President Thieu and President Johnson issued a joint statement after a working dinner in Canberra saying Thieu’s views align with Johnson’s latest peace suggestions. Thieu reaffirmed willingness to discuss with any NLF members while not recognizing the Front as independent.
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Missouri Tornado Kills 3 Persons
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Constantine Sets Return Conditions for Greece Crisis
King Constantine said he would return to Greece if the junta pledges a firm timetable for democracy. He demanded an acceptable constitution publication date a quick referendum and assurances of a new government. The draft constitution to be shown Saturday would curb his powers while the junta seeks recognition as legitimate.
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