Stock Market Rally Helps Nasdaq Open Notes Gains
The New York market rallied strongly at noon led by nonferrous metals, with Dow up 4.98 and the AP average up 1.1 to 321.7. Steel and motor shares rose, while International Nickel and Dome Mining hit new 1964 highs and General Motors gained. Corporate bonds were mixed and Treasuries advanced amid active trading on the American Stock Exchange.
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International Nickel
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Chrysler
Ford
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Dow Jones
Thatcher Glass
New York Stock Exchange
International Harvester
Schering
American Stock Exchange
Yellowknife
Syntex
Mead John- Small
Barnes Engineering
New Park Mining
Treasuries
New Evidence In Slaying Trio Prompt Grand Jury Return
A federal grand jury in Jackson, Mississippi, is set to reconvene on January 11 to consider the case against 21 men in the killings of three civil rights workers near Philadelphia in Neshoba County. The panel will review new evidence after U S Commissioner Esther Carter dismissed charges against 19 defendants at a Meridian hearing.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Department
Philadelphia
Neshoba County
Harold Cox
Aeed
Justice Department
U.S
Esther Carter
Meridian
Three S C Men Killed In Accident Near Weldon
A station wagon traveling at high speed in fog struck the rear of a tractor trailer on I-95 three miles north of Weldon. Three South Carolina men died Ove Martin Lar Hartsville D C Rivers Alexander Warr Jr Darlington. six others injured as the highway patrol cited probable cause in the crash.
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Weldon
N. C
South Carolina
Ove Martin Lar
Russell Calls For Re Evaluation Of Vietnam Policy
Senator Richard B. Russell says the United States must re evaluate its position in Vietnam. He leads the Senate Armed Services Committee which will study Vietnam and Congo policy early in the new session. He warns against costly involvement and cites risks of a Congo escalation.
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Richard B. Russell
U.S
South Viet Nam
Senate Armed Services Committee
Viet Nam
Congo
Georgia
Russell
Saigon
United States
Armed Services Committee
Robert S. McNamara
Johnson
Belgium
France
England
Netherlands
Johnson weighs budget and foreign affairs agenda
President Johnson concentrates on the federal budget and foreign affairs as he plans to review education spending, civilian pay raises, and antipoverty funding with Budget Director Kermit Gordon. He will also discuss developments in West Germany with George C. McGhee and review the South Vietnam situation after talks with Secretary of State Rusk.
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George C. McGhee
U.S
Bonn
West Germany
Kermit Gordon
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Asia
Viet Nam
Ues
South Viet Nam
Hearing Slated For 3 Brothers On Reported Incident
Greensboro reports three Asheboro brothers charged with kidnapping and raping a 17 year old Siler City girl earlier this month. Gary David Overman 17 Harvey C Overman charged with crime against nature and robbery of 5 from Douglas Kennedy. Girl's companion at the scene.
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Asheboro
Gary David Overman
Siler City
Harvey C. Overman
Douglas Kennedy
John Wayne says he conquered big killer cancer
Hollywood icon John Wayne, 57, claims he has conquered cancer after an early-detected lung tumor. He says he quit smoking, rejected image concerns, and plans to return to work January 4 in Durango Mexico on The Sons of Katie Elder.
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Hollywood
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Wayne
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la Jolla
Durango
Mexico
Katie Elder
Good Samaritan Hospital
Los Angeles
Battle for Binh Nghia a major Vietnam clash unfolds
Thirteen Americans killed in the three day battle near Saigon as U S forces and South Vietnamese troops struggle to reclaim Binh Nghia 40 miles east of the capital. U S helicopters pour in reinforcements while Viet Cong efforts falter and rumors of a coup ripple through Saigon. Washington debates US position as Seoul reports plans to deploy about 1200 troops.
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Sage
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Viet Nam
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Viet Cong
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Armed Forces
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Geome
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Binh Ghia
Maxwell D. Taylor
Tran van Huong
Dean Rusk
Johnson
Washington
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Southern firemen strike disrupts freight amid court order in Georgia
AFL CIO officer J W Jennings confirms union compliance with a restraining order issued by U S District Judge J Robert Elliot in Columbus Georgia. The walkout halted freight and yard operations on Southern Railway across 13 states while passenger service saw some cancellations. A hearing is set for January 7 to assess continuation of the strike and impact on Interstate Commerce Act duties.
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Columbus
U.S. Dist
J. Robert Elliot
Southern
District of Columbia
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Bis Ala
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U.N. Proposes Recess to Finalize 1964 Business
General Assembly debates two-thirds majority efforts for Security Council seats Jordan and Mali face reluctance while U Thant seeks a recess to resolve finances. Plan calls for voluntary contributions and a resumed session January 11 to avoid rearguing the Soviet vote.
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Mali
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Secre- Quaison-Lackey
U Thant
Thant
U.N
Woman Fights Garage Fire in Thomasville
Mrs. Dermont Conrad fought a fire in her garage yesterday until Pilot Volunteer Fire Department crews arrived. The garage was damaged by heat and flames, likely starting from a wood stove used to heat the space. Pilot Fire Chief Therell Grimes noted the stove as a probable cause.
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Thomasville
Dermont Conrad
Pilot
Therell Grimes
American Scientist Reunited With Family After 19 Years
Nobel laureate Dr. Yang Chen ning and his Red China family met in Hong Kong after 19 years. The reunion occurred December 19 at the railway terminal near the Red China border. Police maintained tight security while officials said the visit was purely familial with no political aims.
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Hong Kong
Yang Chenning
Red China
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Princeton
N. J
Yang
Kong
Hong Kong Chinese University
Yang Ke-chuan
Tsing Hau University
Peking
China
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