Mixed opening for U S stocks with several changes
The New York stock market opened with a mixed tone as Chrysler held at 59 while International Telephone rose to 72 and Douglas Aircraft fell to 96. General Dynamics gained to 59, U S Steel stayed at 52, and General Motors slipped to 104 on active early trading. American Telephone rose to 60 on 15 000 shares.
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Chrysler
International Telephone
Douglas Aircraft
General Dynamics
U.S. Steel
Ginn & Co
General Motors
American Telephone
GaPacific Tb &L'S
Getty
Graceco
Winn Sone
Hilton
York
AlliedStr
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T&t
Iteckio
JonnMan
Jonnens
Jontogan
Jones
Joy Mig
Am Motors
Joy Mig Wi
Kaiser al
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Kennecott
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Kimb Clark
AMP Inc
Koppers
Korvette
Anaton
Kresge
Kroger
Assad OG
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Atchison
Lofpgis
Liggett&m
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Rei Lione! Corp
Rabcok W
Lucey
Bell
Lukens Ia
Bendix
Mack
Beth
Macyrh
Boise
Magma
Maratha
MartinMar i
Budd Co
Siva
Om Ty McKess
Mead Cp
Merck
Iy & OB
Cail Finan
Merritt Chap
MGM i
Motorola
Nevada
CBS
Nortik Wet
Norngas
NwetAiri
Ve Norton
Norweh
RCA
Soviets Seen Leading In Space Soft Landing Race
Western experts revised views noting both nations lead in different aspects of space flight. Sir Bernard Lovell said the moon race remains fairly even, with the Soviet Union ahead in soft landing techniques while the United States leads in rendezvous.
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Bernard Lovell
Jodrell Bank Observatory
United States
Soviet Union
Lovell
U.S
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Cloture Hurdles For Taft-Hartley Repeal Fight
Senate debates repeal of Section 4B of the Taft Hartley act amid a filibuster fight as cloture motions loom. House backed the repeal 221 to 203 last July with President Johnson backing the measure. If cloture passes, debate could extend as senators offer unlimited amendments before a final vote.
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Mansfield
Senate
House
Johnson
Cotton Futures Open With No Trades Registered
New York AP reports that cotton futures opened today with no actual trades registered, indicating a quiet start to the trading session.
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New York
Gavin frames Vietnam stance amid bombing plan talk
Nam and Gavin defended the bombing of North Vietnamese targets as sound. Gavin rejected calls to withdraw U S ground forces to enclaves along the coast, urging containment where they are. He cited Gen Maxwell D Taylor's New York speech acknowledging a tougher strategy and potential defeat of international unity if misapplied.
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A Nam
Gavin
Boston
Johnson
U.S
South Viet Nam
Maxwell D. Taylor
Viet Nam
New York
Taylor
Saigon
Stra
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Space race notes hidden in Gemini 8 March plan
The article compares Soviet secrecy with rising U S activity as ten American astronauts have flown since the last cosmonaut. It states seven Surveyors will test the lunar surface with television and gauges while Apollo aims for a safe flat-land landing, citing Luna 9’s success after earlier Soviet failures.
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States
Zerbini Takes Lead Ring After Beatty in Shrine Circus
Jean Charles Zerbini, 23, of Sarasota, steps into the Shrine Circus center ring to replace the late Clyde Beatty as the headlining lion tamer. He trains 11 lions in a 400 pound act and shares a trailer home with wife Jacqueline and their 20 month old daughter Patricia near Sarasota.
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Sarasota
Fila
Jean Charles Zerbini
Zerbini
Oration
Clyde Beatty
America
Shrine Circus
Europe
Mediterranean
Zerbinisyn
Beatty
North Africa
Jacqueline
Patricia
Changey Ronelly
Tarzan Zerbin
Fla
Russians eye lunar orbit manned mission in near future
A newspaper item notes the idea that the Russians could launch a manned flight to orbit the moon and return, with experts discussing feasibility and potential timing as spaceflight steps progress.
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J.G. Davies
Jodrelleling
Eight Die In Green Bay Hotel Fire At Astor Hotel
An early morning blaze at the Astor Hotel in downtown Green Bay killed eight people and trapped several guests for up to three hours. Thirty escaped, four hospitalized for smoke inhalation as fire crews fought the seven oclock dawn fire in freezing conditions. Fire officials blamed the rear of the building as the likely origin with damage estimated at 150000 dollars. cause remained under investigation.
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Green Bay
Wis
Palm print evidence in Mossler murder case described
A Dade County fingerprint technician testified about a latent palm print found on a Formica kitchen counter in the Mossler home. The prosecution contrasts this with testimony that a handyman cleaned the area eight hours before the slaying. The defense hints at possible sexual motive while asserting no sexual deviation by Mossler. Candy Mossler and her husband Melvin Mossler face trial for their lives.
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Jeetanes Key
Tae Cee
Melvin Lane Saaeee Mossler
Pegler
Dave Plowden
Dade County Sheriff's Office
Plowden
Mossler
Messiers
Howard B. Walker
Walker
Miami
Allen-Parker Co
Candy Mossler
Yler
Powers
Percy Foreman
Jets Intensify Strikes in Viet Nam Conflict
U S jets press attacks across North and South Viet Nam in Operation White Wing with 5 planes shot down since the surge began. Two missing airmen from the downed Vigilante and Skyhawk crews are reported, while helicopters rescued other crews. Allies claim rail and bridge damage near Vinh as radar weather limited damage assessment.
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Viet Nam
South Vietion
North
U.S
Vinh
Hanoi
South Viet Nam
Chu Lai
Kitty Hawk
Ranger
Laos
Vinh Highway
Cam Dong Highway
Alabama racist extremist group Gets Attention
The House Committee on Un American Activities plans to probe racist extremist activity in Alabama linked to Imperial Wizard Robert M Shelton. Witnesses tied to Mississippi cases include E. L. McDaniel and Henry Allen Lee, who pleaded guilty in a conspiracy and church burning incident. Lee boasted of being a demolition expert and placed blame on civil rights groups.
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Geoffrey Gould
Associated Press
Washington
House Committee On UN
Henry Allen Lee
Appell
Lee
Joyce Ladner
Jackson, Miss
Daily News
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