Market Rise on De Gaulle Plan Amid Mixed Earnings
New York stocks edged higher after Charles de Gaulle proposed a gold linked world money system. The Associated Press average rose to 337.8, Dow at 907.07, with industrials rails and utilities gaining. IBM and U S Steel led advances while General Motors held steady amid mixed sector results.
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Javelin
Day Mines
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Dividend coding notes for stock actions and ex dates
The text outlines a set of letter codes for stock dividends splits and ex dates, including ex dividend ex distribution and stock split indicators. It references annual and semi annual rates and notes footnotes for regular versus special dividends and reorganizations.
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Laveen Tod
Over-Counter Stock Prices From Keensten Dealers
The following unofficial bid and ask prices are shown for securities, not official quotes. They represent estimates and are not guarantees of buy or sale. Exact quotations and transactions will be furnished upon request.
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Keenscten
Cotton futures open with no transitional trading activity
In New York the cotton market opened with no actual settlement or significant movement. Traders await early cues from the market and weather developments influencing supply.
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New York
Obituary: Dr William Kendrick Grobel Nastre
Dr William Kendrick Grobel Nastre of Nustre Tennessee died Tuesday of a heart attack. An internationally known New Testament scholar he taught at Wilt University Divinity School and was a noted Protestant theologian.
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Mother Asks Son Forgiveness Amid Court Case
Chicago police say Eugene Del Vecchio 17 and Joseph Varchetto 16 plus another teen admitted robbing 66 year old Fred A. Christiansen for pills and money and fled in a stolen car. Del Vecchio’s mother wrote a remorseful letter asking forgiveness and hoping for God’s peace as the youths faced a courtroom hearing.
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Railway Express Co
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Christiansen
Christee
Christians
Government considers curbing cotton and tobacco programs
Johnson urges reductions in government stocks and program size. He endorses testing amendments to current laws, reappraising tobacco for the year, and exploring production and marketing limits by acreage and poundage to boost American competitiveness in world markets.
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Johnsons Chance Meeting With Truman Eisenhower Recalled
A fragmented report recalls Johnson meeting President Harry S Truman and Dwight D. Eisenhower, seeking their company for a trip. The account mentions Justice Earl Warren and a high ranking official, with unclear details about outcomes.
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Daughter's letters bring DFC to WWII pilot at last
Ellen, 13, and her sister Sheila sent letters to President Johnson about Leece Rader receiving the Distinguished Flying Cross. An Air Force aide confirmed the award and Brig. Gen. Roland J. Bar nick would present it at McGuire Air Force Base. Rader, now 46, led the lead plane on a mission to destroy a Hermann Goering factory in 1944. The Newark Housing Authority official and his family prepare to attend the ceremony.
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Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Governor Speech Receives Mixed Legislative Reaction
Supporters praised the governor’s speech and expect legislative approval for much of it. Senators Walter Jones and Frank Forsyth offered cautious support citing tax concerns and merit based pay. Reactions highlighted potential across the board pay raises and education reforms if endorsed.
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Fire Hits Charleston Dockyards
A spectacular blaze destroyed a main warehouse in the Charleston docks area early today causing nearly a million dollars in damage. Fire crews responded when the fire broke around 1 a.m. with visibility from miles away.
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Viet Nam Conferences Launched By Johnson Aide in Saigon
President Johnson's aide Bundy arrives in Saigon for three day fact finding talks with Nguyen Khanh and Vietnamese leaders. He vows US resolve to defeat the communists. Buddhist groups threaten new demonstrations as clashes with government continue in Saigon.
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Leesburg
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Senate inquiry eyes Jenkins Reynolds conflict questions
Johnson as Senate Democratic leader faces inquiry into possible conflicts tied to $100,000 life insurance policies. Baker, removed as Senate secretary, refused to answer citing self incrimination while Reynolds committee probes his private business deals during Senate service. Republican calls to recall Jenkins clash with Democratic majority move.
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Rules Committee
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Malcolm X Visits Selma Amid Alabama Voting Drive
Malcolm X arrives in Selma delaying registration marches while Dr. Martin Luther King Jr remains jailed for a fourth day. In Perry County protests continue with about 200 more arrests as Coretta King and Ralph Abernathy supporters visit. President Johnson reiterates voting rights as Perry County demonstrators are jailed during marches toward the county courthouse.
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Governor Moore Proposes Highway Reorganization Plan
Governor Moore outlines a plan to reduce the highway commission from 19 to 14 members and create a full time director of highways. A $300 million road bond issue would be financed within the current tax structure, raising $150 million for primary roads, $75 million for municipal highways, and $75 million for secondary roads. He backs uniform lower courts and court costs and reiterates a 10 percent state salary increase pledge from the campaign.
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De Gaulle Sees European Solution Beyond East-West Rift
De Gaulle argues the future lies with European unity and direct dialogue among European peoples. He dismisses Russian-led dominance as pretentious and warns against overreliance on Atlantic alliance to bend Moscow.
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Campaign echoes shift after subpoenas announced
Vague references to last November's election campaign and a December 10 statement by Jordan reveal subpoenas for Jenkins to be issued "at an time," signaling ongoing legal or political pressure linked to the campaign.
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