Market Slips as Weakness Deepens in Dull Trading
New York stocks showed fractional declines in a listless session. Shares in Anaconda, Kennecott and Sears fell more than a point, while U S Smelting dropped two. IBM, Goodyear, Eastman Kodak and Comsat shed about a point. The AP average slipped 1.0 to 321.2 and the Dow fell 3.77 to 863.24 as investors drained profits amid doubts of a year end rally.
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Over-Counter Stocks Quotation Guide
The article lists bid and asked prices from NASD and other sources as unofficial estimates. It notes these quotes reflect approximate ranges for potential sale or purchase and are not actual transactions.
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Tax records guidelines on receipts and kept years
An expert notes that taxpayers should keep canceled checks receipts and other deduction evidence for at least three years. Payment proof such as checks money orders or receipts should be kept for five years. The guidance appears on page 1A under Personal Exemptions.
One Arrest After ABC Store Robbery in Asheville
Howard James Tipton of Waynesville was arrested early today on robbery charges after a Patton Avenue ABC store was robbed with a toy pistol. He allegedly demanded a $300 loan, threatened to kill if necessary, and forced clerks to lock in a restroom while customers entered. Clerks identified Tipton from photos and he was returned to jail in Asheville.
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Waynesville
ABC
Tipton
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Johnny Penland
Hansell Hyder
Clyde Courtney
Eleventh Man Die In Gang Style Boston Slaying
Boston counts 11 men killed in unsolved gangland style murders across the area since March. George E. Ash 43 was stabbed more than 50 times and shot in the head in a parked car. He had been a Brighton bartender and earlier convicted in the Providence slaying of Albert G. Freeland. A police official linked the spree to a feud between rival gang factions.
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Brink's Robbery at Chicago-Area Church Recovers With Hospitalized Guard
On Monday between 545 and 630 p.m. three masked gunmen robbed a Brink's guard and tied Father Walter Morris and Father Richard Burke in a church rectory. The guard Robert Johnston was struck and later hospitalized with head lacerations. One robber used a Brink's uniform to access the armored truck and fled after loading the cash. Heinz Beer alerted police after the suspects left.
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Inquest Set In Highway Death
An inquest will be held Thursday into the death of Evvie Crocker about 58 a nurse from Whitney. Mrs Crocker was fatally injured Monday when struck by a car on Interstate 85 near Spartanburg. State Highway Patrolman J H Amick said the car was driven by Mrs Mary McCoy Smith of Wake Forest N
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J. H. Amick
Rural police recover $74,000 deposited in a Gastonia bank
Police traced an $74,000 sum recovered to Gastonia where it was deposited in a local bank. The Harold Arrendale home sits on the outskirts of Dallas, a Gaston County town four miles north of Gastonia, as developments unfold.
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Common Religion Is Goal As Americans Seek Peace and Security
A year end Washington Post survey shows 41 percent rate belief in God as most important while 36 percent choose control of nuclear weapons. Do away with communism and curing cancer follow in priority. Regional patterns show the East prioritizes weapons control, the South emphasizes faith, and the Midwest lags on minority rights.
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Strike's Effects Reach Southern Railway System
Southern Railway firemen walked out at 6 a.m. and the nationwide strike disrupted service across several states. In Charlotte about 30 firemen were affected as supervisory crews ran yard engines and two trains were curtailed. At Asheville a New York-bound train was the last to enter, with freight move expected to continue by supervisors. In Columbia about 60 firemen were blocked by picket lines, signaling broader impact on operations.
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Johnson U S Meets Rusk Bundy for World Developments
President Johnson meets with Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Presidential Assistant McGeorge Bundy to review world developments and discuss the State Department budget and personnel. Rusk and Bundy will fly from Washington to Johnson's ranch. McGhee will join via West Germany updates.
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Nasser vows arms to Congo rebels despite U.S. pressure
In a speech Nasser claims Egypt will continue arming Congolese rebels, rejecting U.S. accusations and possible aid cuts. He asserts ongoing shipments under a two year agreement and notes a $35 million request for the coming year may be shelved due to shortages and U.S. officials’ signals.
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