Stock Market Rises Amid Profit Taking Trade
The market advanced early with heavy trading as the Dow Jones gained 3.73 to 864.70 at noon. Gains in steels, oils, rails, aerospace, electronics and office equipment outpaced losses, with Du Pont up three and IBM up over four points as Boeing and United Aircraft edged higher.
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Rails
General Motors
Kennecott
Royal Dutch
Santa Fe
General Electric
Goodrich
du Pont
Steels
Jones & Laughlin
IBM
Polaroid
Xerox
Bell & Howell
Douglas Aircraft
Boeing
United Aircraft
Stock Averages And Dividend Notes From AP Listing
Unofficial figures shown for stock averages and dividends with footnote explanations. The list includes various stock entries and indicators such as ex-dividend, stock dividends, and special distributions, noting footnote codes for each entry. Copyright AP 1966.
NASD Inter-dealer Quotations At 10:30 A.M.
Over the counter quotations from the NASD show representative inter-dealer prices as of about 10 30 a m today. Inter-dealer markets fluctuate during the day. Prices exclude retail markups markdowns and commissions.
Cotton Futures Edge Higher On Small Gain
Cotton futures rise two cents per pound to a higher close than the prior session as daily price ranges show modest gains across the board. The Associated Press reports slight upticks in nearby and futures quotes amid fluctuating market activity.
Safety Costs in 1968 Cars May Rise But Not Much
Detroit AP reports informed auto industry sources say 1968 car prices will reflect safety standards but likely only modestly. Previous 1967 safety upgrades added about 56 dollars to retail prices, while makers warn against steep increases. A wage contract talks with the United Auto Workers loom alongside raw material costs, notably steel, in pricing deliberations.
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Washington
General Motors Corp
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Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Union
North and South Carolina Weather Outlook Tonight Through Friday
Forecast for North Carolina and South Carolina describes mostly cloudy cold conditions with rain and mixed wintry precip inland near the mountains. Lows fall to 20s inland and 30s along the coast with Friday seeing partly cloudy skies and highs in the 40s to mid 50s regionally.
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Powell refuses to discuss New York legal trouble in Senate inquiry
Powell cites constitutional objections and refuses to address charges of misusing government travel funds. Lawmakers fear the move complicates seating him as the committee debates his age citizenship and inhabitancy in relation to his qualifications. Democrats and Republicans debate how to proceed and whether to press him for answers.
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New York
Select Committee
New York Stock Exchange Index Report at Noon
The noon update shows the New York Stock Exchange index for the day. Market activity is summarized with notable movements across leading stocks and sectors. Investors monitor intraday shifts, seeking guidance on overall market direction.
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Roof Collapse Injures 36 at St. Rose of Lima Church Mass
Roof of St. Rose of Lima Roman Catholic church in Baltimore sank during Lenten Mass, burying worshippers under snow and debris. 36 injured, including two nuns, with a 13 year old among the most seriously hurt.
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Baltimore, Md
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Baltimore Red Cross
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Francis O’brien
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George Feely Jr
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Ito
Governor Moore Pushes Pay Hikes and Law Reforms
Governor Moore proposes fiscal 1967-68 raises for university and college instructors plus a 4 percent to follow for 12 months. He backs 5 percent for all full-time state workers and 10 percent for qualified physicians. He opposes liquor-by-the-drink but endorses a legalized brown-bag option. He seeks felony penalties for cross burnings and home bombings. Highway safety plans include more patrols and driver education funding. He also proposes a constitutional amendment to allow voters to decide age for voting, lowering the age from 21 to 18.
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Mental Health Department
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Ple
General Assembly
Truce holds with no major war violations reported
Saigon AP The lunar new year truce enters its second day with no major Viet Cong or U S military violations claimed. U S and Vietnamese authorities logged 114 incidents, 28 significant, including a seven hour clash near Saigon’s zone D as 173rd Airborne fought about 30 Viet Cong. Casualties were moderate for the Americans, two Viet Cong killed.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
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173Rd Airborne Brigade
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