Market ends irregularly lower amid profit taking
The New York stock market closed mixed after a four week rise lifting the Dow above 900 but slipping late. Industrials dipped while rails oils and certain sectors fell. autos and some materials held small gains as notable stocks like General Electric IBM and Texaco faced declines.
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Dow Jones
Associated Press
Standard & Poor
General Motors
Chrysler
Motors
U.S. Steel
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
Eastman Kodak
IBM
Polaroid
Texaco
du Pont
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Johns-Manville
Pure Oil
New York Central
Texas Gulf
Curtis
Seeburg
Foremost Dairies
American Stock Exchange
Solitrom
Rollins Broadcasting
Kawiecki Chemical
O’okiep Copper Syntex
Creole Petroleum
Massey-Ferguson
General Plywood
Mead Johnson
Tel-A-Sign Equity Corp
Eric Forge
A.C. Gilbert
U. S
Two Elon Students Die In Campus Region Crash
Two Elon College students were killed in an automobile wreck four miles east of Greensboro on U.S. 70. William Aaron Cole Jr. of Portsmouth Virginia, 22, died instantly while trapped in the driver’s seat after the car struck a tree. Joseph Sawyer Jr. of Zebulon North Carolina, 21, died later at Moses Cone Hospital. Police said the car skidded on ice in a sharp curve, left the highway and rolled.
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Greensboro
N. C
Elon College
Burlington Road
U.S
William Aaron Cole Jr
Portsmouth
Joseph Sawyer Jr
Zebulon
Moses Cone Hospital
Roy Per Racerman
Appalachia Aid Bill Heads To Senate Vote
The Senate votes today on the 1.09 billion Appalachia aid bill aimed at improving economies in 11 states with funds mainly for roads. President Johnson prioritizes the measure and opposition to amendments that would curb the bill.
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Senate
Appalachia
Mike Mansfield
Sen
Pat McNamara
D-Mich
Johnson
Roman L. Hruska
R-Neb
Jennings Randolph
D-W.va
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Alabama
Georgia
Kentucky
Maryland
North Carolina
Ohio
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Husband Held In Death Of Wife In Carthage NC
Emily Deaton, 48, shot to death in her Robbins area home while three children watched. Husband Virgil Deaton, 54, arrested on murder charges after claiming self defense during an argument over money. Coroner notes money found on the victim and an unopened knife at the scene. Preliminary hearing tentatively scheduled. Deaton jailed without bond.
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N.C
Emily Deaton
Virgil Deaton
Carpenter
Deaton
Fee Tate
Public views on cigarette labeling and sale bans
A Washington Post survey from 1965 shows 62 percent favor health warnings on cigarettes, 20 percent favor an outright sale ban, while 70 percent oppose bans. Both smokers and non-smokers value personal choice and doubt bans would curb smoking, drawing parallels with past prohibitions.
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Washington Post Co
Humphrey Faces Tough Start as U S Vice President
AP by Jack Bell reports Hubert Humphrey struggles with gatekeeping and isolation in the Senate Democratic Conference while pushing Johnson era policies. He attends few meetings, presses for party strategy, and seeks to influence debates such as halting food shipments to the United Arab Republic.
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Humphrey
Johnson
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Mike Mansfield
Ence
Alben W. Gore
Tennessee
Joseph S. Clark
Pennsylvania
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Paul H. Douglas
Illinois
U. S
Mike Monroney
Oklahoma
Mansfield
United Arab Republic
Negroes’ Registration Drive Runs in Selma Amid Court Limits
The Board of Registrars held a one day session in Selma as 100 protesters queued for registration with King and others planning a march to the courthouse. State troopers remained on standby near the National Guard Armory while federal judges loosens lines allowing others to join the waiting list if peaceful.
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King
Col
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National Guard
Perry County
Alabama
U. S
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Trampling Fatalities at Mexican Music Festival
Nineteen people died and more than forty were injured as a crowd panic erupted after a performance at a popular festival in Guadalajara. Police reported seven thousand fans exiting the arena clashed with five thousand attempting to enter, with six children among the dead at the end of one show and just before another.
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Mexico
Hess meets visitor in Spandau war crimes prison
Rudolf Hess, 70, serving a life term after 1946 conviction, received his first visitor since sentencing. Alfred Seidel, attorney for Hess, visited and found no evidence Hess is mentally ill, despite prior claims.
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