Market swings on Johnson policy before United Steelworkers vote
New York stocks wavered as President Johnson ordered sweeping measures to fix the balance of payments. Airlines and aerospace led modest gains before fading. United States Steel and Bethlehem showed small losses while Republic Steel advanced. The AP average rose 0.3 and the Dow edged higher before news of a bombing near an American billet and heightened US-Soviet diplomacy worries.
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United Steelworkers
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic Steel
Associated Press
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Viet Nam
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Douglas Aircraft
General Dynamics
U.S
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Okiep Copper
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Dennison
Kirby Petroleum
American Safety Equipment
Northeast Airlines
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Signal Oil
Cotton Futures Open Lower in New York Market
New York AP reports domestic cotton futures opened five cents a bale lower than the previous session as traders price in softer demand and uncertain weather impacting harvest prospects.
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New York
Auman Heads Peach Council Presidency In Michigan
T Clyde Auman of West End M C rises to the presidents post of the National Peach Council after serving as vice president and director. He succeeds Wallace Heuser of Hartford Michigan, with Tracy Gaines of Inman South Carolina named second vice president.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
T. Clyde Auman
West End
M.C
National Peach Council
Wallace Heuser
Hartford
Mich
Tracy Gaines
Inman
S.C
South Carolina Growers Oppose Acreage-Poundage Plan
South Carolina flue-cured tobacco growers testified against a bill to replace an acreage-poundage system with new controls. They argued the change would curb incentives and disrupt loose-leaf sales, warning it could lower quality and yield efficiency. The hearing included support from other groups and opposition from the Georgia Farm Bureau.
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South Carolina Farm Bureau
Senate Agriculture
Industloan
Donald 8. Russell
South Carolina Clemson University
South Carolina Department of Agriculture
C. W. Goodman
South Carolina House of Representatives
B. Everett Jordan
Sam Ervin
North Carolina
Georgia Farm Bureau Federation
Sloan
Secretary of Agriculture
Frank Flowers
Darlington
E. J. Wiggins
Marion
B. Frank Williamson
Frank B. Snodgrass
Bowling Green
Burley and Dark Leaf Tobacco
Burley and Dark Leaf Tobacco |\Export Association
National Cigar Leaf Tobacco Association
Cies
Slattery Comments on Wreckage in Murder Case
Civil Aeronautics Board spokesman Slattery Jr says wreckage resembles a murder case body and is needed for study. Winds to 24 mph, sea swells, and fog push Coast Guard to pull four small ships from the search as a large buoy deteriorates and remains show mutilation.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Coast Guard
Court lifts ban on Goldfarb tale and film
New York appeals court voids an injunction blocking the 20th Century Fox movie and the Doubleday and Fawcett book John Goldfarb Please Come Home. Notre Dame contends the work harms its name and goodwill, but the court leaves open a later libel challenge while noting the works may be artistic.
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New York
John Goldfarb
University of Notre Dame
State Appellate Division
20Th Century-Fox
Doubleday & Co
Fawcett Publications
Hearings On College Bill Set Next Tuesday In Raleigh
A public hearing on a bill to make Charlotte College the fourth UNC campus will be held next Tuesday at 10 30 a m. Sen Ralph Scott said the bill appears assured of passage with 49 of 50 senators backing it. An identical House bill has 81 of 120 sponsors. If approved, Charlotte College becomes The University of North Carolina at Charlotte starting July 1. Lt Gov Robert Scott announced new Senate committees and House Speaker Pat Taylor named five committees with chairmen listed.
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Robert Scott
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Wayne
Fred M. Mills Jr
Anson
Jennings King
Scotland
Herman A. Moore
Mecklenburg
James V. Johnson
J. Emmett Winslow
Perquimans
House
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Ashley Murphy
Pender
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Franklin
W. J. White
Tyrrell
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Martin
Justices of the Peace
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Nash
Growers Oppose Changes in Tobacco Acreage Limits
Alamance County farmer says tobacco growers strongly oppose proposed acreage controls. Graham Chandler of Pleasant Grove Farmers Club reports almost unanimous support for the present program and opposition to changes. About 50 growers surveyed February 1 express concern over a cap of 964 pounds per acre, a 24 percent reduction from current yields.
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Alamance County
Graham Chandler
Pleasant Grove
Bureau
Alamance
Chandler
Motor Firm Wins Civil Decision in Embezzlement Case
A federal court jury in Greensboro ruled for High Point garage operator J. C. Welch Motor Co. owner J. C. Welch and foreman Joseph A. Hembree Jr. denying a $50,000 claim by Robert G. Smith of Hampton Va. Smith alleged Hembree signed a warrant accusing him of embezzling $235 in tools in 1962 asserting malicious use. defense said warrant issued in good faith under police guidance.
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Greensboro
High Point
Robert G. Smith
Hampton
J. C. Welch
Joseph A. Hembree Jr
J. C. Welch Motor Co
Smith
Hembree
Welch
Americans cut off in Binh Dinh clash on Route 1
In Binh Dinh province near the South China Sea, a U S relief column of 400 troops and 15 armored vehicles moved to aid a crushed company on Route 1. Viet Cong ambushed the column in hills, destroying vehicles and killing most of the battalion. 20 men were killed in a separate ambush as 50 escape.
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Phu My
South China Sea
Binh Dinh
Kste
U.S
Mechanical Inspection Proposed for North Carolina Roads
The North Carolina State Motor Vehicles Department proposes a 23 point legislative program including annual safety feature inspections of vehicles starting January one. The plan, outlined by Ed Scheidt, would suspend drivers licenses for speeding infractions and seek to curb civil rights demonstrations. It follows earlier failed attempts to enact compulsory mechanical inspection.
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Raleigh
N.C
State Motor Vehicles Department
Ed Scheidt
Motor Vehicles Department
Candy Firm Moves Its Operation to Fayetteville
Old Dominion Candy Co. of Salem Virginia will relocate its entire operation to Fayetteville within 90 days. The Salem plant will close within three months after leasing a building here. The company estimates about half a million dollars will be spent annually in payroll and ingredient purchases.
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Fayetteville, N. C
Old Dominion Candy Co
Salem
Fayetteville
Kenneth Taylor
Taylor
Jenkins Senate inquiry focuses on outside business dealings
Democratic majority questions Jenkins about a claimed fortune over $2 million and his access to records. Special counsel L. P. McLendon said Jenkins wanted to testify but doctors advised otherwise and Jenkins offered written responses. Ford stated the former White House aide lacks the requested records.
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Jenkins
McLendon
Peyton Ford
White House
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