Market slips as year end rally stalls in 1966
The stock market opened lower and held losses with little sign of a year end rally. The AP 60 average fell 1.2 to 292.5 at noon as declines spread across airlines chemicals metals oils and rails while electronics and steels showed modest strength. Dow industrials eased 1.78 to 786.80.
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New York
Associated Press
Goodbody & Co
Dow Jones
Ekodak
Ralston P Wi
EatonYa
Rayonier
Eg&g
Va Raytheon
Elbonds
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ElPaso NG
Reich Ch
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End Johnson
Reviow
selectrieLack
Rexall
Aerojet
Barnes Eng Braz Lt Pw
SanFran
Schenley
Fia
Schering
Schick
Scott Paper
Fore Dair
Seab AL
Fermi
FreepSul
Sears GD
FlyTiger
Sears Roela
Seeburg
Giant
Sharon Sti
Hycon M
Genanilf
Shell Oil
Kaiser Ind
Sherwawm
Silair
Mackey Air
GenDynam
McCrory
Gen Elec
SingerCo
Smithk
Mead John Ag
Mich Sugar
GenMills
Soucale Soprsug
Molybden
GenMot
South Co
RIC Group Ve
Val SouthPac
Scurry Rain
South Ry
Ww Air
Gen Tire
Spartan Ind
Ga Pacific
Sperry Rand
Sperry R
Gerber
Statham
Getty Oil
StdBrand
Systex Op
Gillette
Goodrich
Goodyr
Stoiinj
StanWar
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StauffCh
Steridrug
Gt West
Stevenjp
Gtwsug
Studebak
Sunray
Swift Co
Gulf Oj
Gulf Stat
Tampa el
Abbott Lab
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Teledyne Inc
Texetrn
Hercine
Tex G Sul
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Texasiast
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Hoff Electron
Textron
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Thourind
Horestic
Honeywi
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Transitron
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Howmet Cp
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Bosch
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Tert Packers
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T&t
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JohnMan
US Steel
Upjohn
Ampex Cor
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Amenol
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Kennecott
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Atchison
WashWat
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Kroger
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Atlas Corp
Lear Sieg
Avco Cp
Avnet
Wilson Co
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Liggett
Woolworth
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Bendix
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Maytag
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MGM
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Dividend footnotes and ex dividend annotations list
The document lists footnote codes for dividend types and events such as annual disbursements, stock dividends, liquidating dividends, and ex dividend or ex distribution dates. It includes indicators like x ex dividend, xr ex rights, ww with warrants, vi bankruptcy, nd next day delivery, and foreign issue tax notes.
Golden's Condition Is Critical in Charlotte
Harry L. Golden editor of The Carolina Israelite remains in critical condition after gall bladder surgery. A mid morning hospital statement noted his condition substantially unchanged as he recovers from respiratory and heart complications. A tracheotomy was performed and a respirator was discontinued. Golden had spent Christmas with Carl Sandburg in Flat Rock, North Carolina.
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Charlotte
Harry L. Golden
Charlotte Memorialospital
Golden
Flat Rock
N.C
Carl Sandburg
Dick Golden
Westport
Carolina Israelite
Senate
Washington
Lower East Side
America
Sandburg
Harry L. Golden Jr
Chicago Sun Times
William Golden
The
University of Florida
Peter
North and South Carolina Weather Forecast
Forecast shows fair conditions for both states tonight and Friday. North Carolina expects colder nights with mountain lows 14 to 20 and coastal around 30, with Friday highs 35 to 40 in mountains and 44 to 52 elsewhere. South Carolina remains fair with mountain lows near 20 to 30, and Friday highs 44 to 54.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Doctor Levy faces court martial over Vietnam charges
Captain Levy, stationed at Fort Jackson, defends remarks about discrimination and Special Forces ethics. He argues his statements were personal observations not disloyal. He faces court martial with possible prison time and dishonorable discharge if convicted.
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Vietnam
U. S
Levy
Special Forces
Draft Advice To Be Offered At Centers
Sponsors of a seminar in Detroit planned to open counseling centers where draft-age youths could ask questions about the draft. The day-long event ended with a rally attended by about 200 people after the principal speaker failed to appear and heckling by a right wing group.
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Gene Schroeder
Detroit
Vietnam
David M. Gracie
St. Joseph’s Episcopal Church
Gracie
John Conyers Jr
Conyers
Americans Leave Cuba Amid Mexican Airlift Mission
The first group of 89 Americans and 1 820 relatives departed Cuba under a Mexican airlift arrangement. They flew from Havana to Merida on a DC6 and would proceed to New Orleans on a chartered American plane. Two more planeloads were due from Havana.
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Merida
Mexico
Cuba
United States
New Orleans
Havana
Fidel Castro
Castro
U.S
Miami
Mexico City
Latin America
Reagan Takes Oath By Mistake
Ronald Reagan, then governor elect of California, unintentionally affirmed a state oath thinking it was a routine loyalty pledge. Deputy Secretary Bert Clankston alerted him that the document was the official oath, which Reagan proceeded to affirm. He plans the formal 12:01 a.m. Jan. 2 swearing in at the Capitol and a public inaugural on Jan. 5.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
United States
Bert Clankston
Capitol
Nofziger
Strides Seen Toward Chinese Hydrogen Weapon
Tokyo reports indicate China’s fifth nuclear test may be a small or reinforced thermonuclear device, with experts split on whether it was a true hydrogen bomb. Japanese papers cited yields around a few hundred kilotons, noting delivery size remains years away, while U.S. officials pegged the test at several hundred kilotons.
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Tokyo
China
Japan
Sankei
Japanese Defense Agency
U.S
Asahi
United States
Nevada
Mainichi
Japanese Meteorological Agency
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Rock N Roll Damaging To Ears
Acoustics expert Robert A. Larabell warns that loud rock and roll concerts can harm hearing, equating noise levels to rivet forging and automotive work. He cites 90 to 95 decibels from teen bands at 20 feet and says exposure above certain durations is definitely harmful per Air Force charts.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Robert A. Larabell
Larabell
Air Force
Over-The-Counter Stock Averages Reported at 10:30 AM
NASD quotations reflect representative inter-dealer prices around 10 30 a m today. Markets change through the day and prices exclude retail markup markdown or commissions.
U.S. officials debate Vietnam policy and civilian toll
The article reports on statements by Senator Russell and opponent Morse about civilian casualties and Hanoi’s rejection of negotiations. It notes State Department figures granting 57 Americans entry to North Vietnam, including journalists, and recounts Navy pilot Cmdr. Mandeville disputing journalist Salisbury’s Nam Dinh casualty claims as his pilots viewed the town as a high risk objective with heavy defenses.
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Hanoi
Russell
U.S
U.S. Vietnam
Wayne Morse
Dore
North Vietnam
Morse
New York Times
United States
State Department
Harrison E. Salisbury
Louis Lomax
Salisbury
Nam Dinh
Cmdr
Robert C. Mandeville
Navy
Norfolk, Va
Ledger Star
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