Market Uptrend Maintains Momentum On Heaviest Trading Day
The Dow and AP average climbed as investors bought on ease of money concerns. Gains in savings loans and tech stocks led the advance with Xerox and Eastern Air Lines among leaders as autos and steels posted mixed moves.
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New York Exchange Sets Afternoon Prices
The New York Stock Exchange releases selected afternoon prices listing notable trades and closing figures for key stocks and indices. The report highlights market activity and notable gains or losses among major components.
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New York Stock Exchange
Summary of Dow Jones Averages and Market Footnotes
The text lists dividend footnotes and stock terms for the Dow Jones averages, including notes on regular and extra dividends, stock dividends, ex-dividend dates, and related symbols. It also shows cotton futures quotes and miscellaneous stock and bond figures with prices and slight changes.
North Carolina Fights Over Whisky by the Drink Debates
A statewide business group seeks legislative approval of liquor by the drink in hotels and clubs under local option. Church groups split over licenses and drinkers cards while opponents push advertising bans. The drumbeat includes a Brown Bagging tune by The Key Brothers addressing Gov. Moore.
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New York Stock Indexes Move Amid Mixed Trading
The noon stock update shows mixed results with gains in utilities and transportation while industrial and finance sectors edge lower. The data reflects modest shifts across major indices as investors reassess risk and sector performance.
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North and South Carolina Weekend Weather Outlook
North Carolina and South Carolina forecast shows generally fair weather with a gradual warm up. Lows drop into the 20s to 30s tonight, highs in the 50s to 60s by Saturday, and daytime highs around 50 to 60 with minimal precipitation.
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Tax Guide For Small Business Detailed in Tax Note
J. E. Wall, district director of Internal Revenue for North Carolina, announced a 160 page Tax Guide For Small Business. The booklet offers a Tax Calendar for 1967 with due dates, a check list of liable taxes, and directions on forms and location of detailed information in the Guide. It can be purchased at Internal Revenue offices or ordered from the Superintendent of Documents in Washington, D. C. 20402.
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Guardsman Chemical names new board officers
Joseph A. Hager becomes chairman of the board Frank E. Ehrett is named president and Oes C. Vander Hyde takes the role of vice president and director of sales and marketing at Guardsman Chemical Coatings Inc.
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U S B52s Hit War Zone C Near Saigon in Triple Raid
U S B52 bombers hammered war zone C northwest of Saigon in three raids as a possible start of a new drive to clear Viet Cong. A ground force of 8000 began Operation Big Spring in war zone D with light resistance and 14 Viet Cong killed so far. South Vietnam released 30 war prisoners at Ben Hai bridge with two choosing to stay.
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Japanese Will Build Textile Plant Near Hendersonville
A Japanese firm Tsuzuki Spinning Co plans a $6 million plant on a 77 acre site north of Hendersonville to produce cotton yarns and fabrics. The operation would employ about 150 workers at full capacity, use 600 looms and 20,000 spindles, and promise major savings in manpower, power, and raw cotton. The plant, shifting from Lavonia Georgia, will target the U.S. market.
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Strike Vote Set At Cone Mills
Greensboro workers at seven Cone Mills plants plan a Sunday strike vote by Textile Workers Union of America members. If approved, a strike would start at the third shift Sunday night. Cone says negotiations continue and plants will stay open with police protection if needed.
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Johnsons’ first grandchild expected this June
Luci Johnson Nugent is expecting a baby in June, as reported by the Washington Post. President and Mrs. Johnson will not comment publicly until the Nugents make a formal announcement, with the couple wed last August and living in Austin, Texas.
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Committee Chairmen Are Named
RALEIGH AP Lt. Gov. Bob Scott named two more Senate committee chairs bringing total to 14. Sen. Ashley Futrell of Beaufort will head Conservation and Development and Sen. Worth Gentry of Stokes will chair Agriculture. Futrell is editor of The Washington Daily News and represents the 2nd District. Gentry, beginning his third term, covers the 21st District and has farming interests in Stokes County.
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McKinney resigns from North Carolina Prison Department
Horace Bones McKinney former Wake Forest College basketball coach resigned as assistant director of rehabilitation for the North Carolina Prison Department effective February 7 to take a public relations job with Burlington Pharmaceutical Co He will remain in Raleigh and said he will not return to coaching.
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Marine Instructor Acquitted At Parris Island Court Martial
Sgt. Milton A. Vancourt of New Orleans was found not guilty by a six member panel on charges of mistreating recruits at Parris Island. The panel deliberated about an hour and 20 minutes and heard testimony from Pvt. William M. Kirkpatrick alleging a light punch after an unauthorized shower.
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Quiet Scholar Prefers Astrophysics To Dates At 15
Frank Wilczek, only 15, is one of 40 finalists in the Westinghouse Science Talent Search. He favors astrophysics, mathematics and philosophy, studies at Columbia University's science honors program, and plans to attend the University of Chicago. He weighs 150 pounds and is 5 feet 7½ inches tall, with a long hair stance he dismisses as silly.
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