Stock Market Mixed as Profit Taking Pressures Gains
New York trading opened with a mixed tone as the Dow slipped 1.34 to 56.12, while the NYSE composite held steady. Airlines fell, glamor stocks weakened, and auto dealers inventories rose. California savings and loan firms led gains amid a slow economic backdrop.
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DOW JONES Dividend Codes Explained in 1946 AP Copyright Note
The document lists dividend rate notations used in the Dow Jones table including codes for annual cash and stock disbursements, special payments, and ex dividend markers. It notes variations like liquidate dividends, declared stock dividends, and foreign issue tax statements, with a closing copyright credit to The Associated Press 1946.
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Carolinas Forecast Braces for Snow in Mountains Then Cold
The forecast warns North Carolina and South Carolina to expect rain turning to snow in the mountains tonight with possible inland snow before ending Tuesday. Temperatures plunge with lows in the 20s to 40s and highs near freezing to 50 along the coast. Significant mountain snow accumulations are likely and a colder spell continues through the week with additional rain or snow later.
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Somoza Jr Ahead In Nicaragua Presidential Vote Early Returns
In Nicaragua, preliminary results show Gen. Anastasio Somoza Jr leading with about 40,745 votes to 20,953 for Dr. Fernando Aguero of the Conservatives, amid claims of fraud by Aguero and a splinter Conservative faction trailing. Voters reportedly cast about half a million ballots with no major violence. The Somoza camp celebrated as results rolled in.
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North Vietnam air war discussed with limited bombing zones
Washington reports say Communist forces disperse antiaircraft batteries and depots into populated areas to deter attacks. Officials note a 10 mile Hanoi center restriction and debates over broad bombing rules, with claims of limited oil storage damage and uncertain impact on the war effort.
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Market sectors show mixed gains and losses
The report lists bond yields and index values across sectors with modest moves. Higher grade rails and second grade rails show small declines, while public utilities and industrials exhibit slight shifts.
New York Stock Index Update
Market notes show New York indexes finishing mixed as investors gauge early trading data. Analysts cite modest volume and cautious sentiment ahead of key economic reports.
Ousted Chinese Leaders Reported By Japanese Wires
Diplomatic sources in Peking say Liu Shao Chi and Teng Hsiao ping were ousted from their posts. Reports note resistance to Maoist purge continues with supporters still controlling parts of China. Demonstrations remained outside the Soviet Embassy near Beijing.
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New U.S. Drive Aims at Vietcong Jungle Bastion War Zone C
U S troops launched a major new push against the Vietcong jungle bastion in War Zone C. Chemical spraying began in the southern DMZ to expose invasion routes while ground fighting killed over 100 enemy soldiers. B52 raids and MiG clashes occurred near Hanoi as F4s traded fire with eight MiGs.
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Cone Mills strike continues across North Carolina
A three day strike at seven Cone Mills in five North Carolina cities persisted as officials say all plants remained in operation. Four men tied to the action were arrested in Greensboro including union representative Peter Brandon. Burke stayed jailed.
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Teen-ager Dies After Drug Overdose In Jail
In Gastonia two 18 year old girls faced shoplifting charges. Diane Long died in Gaston Memorial Hospital from an overdose of sleeping pills called Red Devils, having never regained consciousness after being found unconscious in a jail cell. Susan Luther was released from the hospital and faced possible hearings.
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Lunar Orbiter 3 midcourse maneuver on target
Pasadena scientists report Lunar Orbiter 3 midcourse adjustment was right on the money. The maneuver slowed the craft by 11.4 miles per hour and set a more favorable trajectory toward the moon, with final results evolving from hours of tracking.
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Russians Terrorized In Red China
Wives and children from the Soviet Embassy in Peking arrived reporting terror by Red Guards. Hundreds of Russians marched on the Chinese embassy, some entering the grounds. A group of 97 dependents were held at the airport for six hours amid menacing crowds, with 60 children aboard a plane. a second group of about 50 women and children left. Tass said they fought through a raging crowd to reach the terminal as diplomats escorted them to safety.
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