Market rebounds as Viet Nam crisis weighs on stocks
The New York Stock Exchange opened higher as trading activity picked up after a week of selling tied to the Viet Nam crisis. Oils, airlines, electrical goods, steel and related shares led gains while Chrysler edged lower on news of a stock rights offer. Ford rose modestly on strong car sales and General Motors added a slight advance.
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New York
Viet Nam
Wall Street
Chrysler
Ford
General Motors
AP Stock and Bond Averages Reported by Day
The Associated Press releases stock and bond averages with figures for noon Friday, comparing daily, weekly, and year-ago levels. The report lists various indices, highs, lows, and notes on dividends and stock splits for investor reference.
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Prison Chaplain Helps Grieving Families Hear Plans Back Home
A page 1L-A report describes a chaplain offering comfort to mourners by letting them speak about the plans they had with loved ones who would return. He notes the need to listen as families cry and share memories while facing uncertain futures.
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En Oything
One–shot state funds debated for legislative pay
Fragmentary text shows Bridges describing an appropriation as a one shot deal and not requiring further state funds. Other lines reference retire work and attendance by various commissions and individuals, but details are incomplete.
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Bridges
Cate
Wilde Commission
Youths Arrested In Larceny Cases
Two 17 year olds, David Arnold Carter of Courtesy Road and Archie L Shirley of Ennis Street, were arrested on larceny charges for break ins at B and H Manufacturing Co and Supurb Service Station on Feb 10. Bond set at 600 dollars each and hearings pending in Beeetpal Doors. Kirley placed under probation by Judge Burgwyn on Feb 8 in Superior Sylvester Horne, 37, of Rivett Drive posted 200 bond after assault charge. Traffic incidents follow, including a 12-car I 85 collision and a 1:45 p m crash at E Russell Avenue and S Hamilton Street with Brenda Ammons and Essie Adams facing violations.
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David Arnold Carter
Courtesy Road
Archie L. Shirley
Ennis Street
B & H Manufacturing Co
Kirley
W. H. S. Burgwyn
Sylvester Horne
Rivetti Drive
Ap Alyemale
Land
Robert Pete Saulter
Hobson Street
Interstate 85
E. Russell Avenue
S. Hamilton Street
Brenda Ammons
Essie Adams
E. Fairfield Road
Roy Parrish
Lexington
Meeting Set To Discuss Power Rights
About 140 rural electric members from North Carolina prepare to meet in Greensboro to map a plan over power service annexations. Horton of Shelby and Horton Square group aim to organize against agreements with private power companies that would restrict municipalities from buying annexed electrical facilities, though officials deny league opposition.
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Greensboro
Shelby City
Horton Ill
Roup
Horton
Raleigh
Pgo Ve Power
Fg Ae
North Carolina League of Municipalities
League
High Point TB Group Reports 1964 Christmas Seal Drive
The High Point Tuberculosis Association directors heard a report on the 1964 Christmas Seal campaign. Total receipts reached 11 076.10, up 565.38 from last year, with 77 percent retained locally for High Point patients.
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High Point Tuberculosis Assn
First Union National Bank
Knox Walker
High Point Assn
High Point
North Carolina Tuberculosis Assn
Robert
Viet Cong Raid Stirs U.S. Aircraft Loss Claims
Radio Hanoi claimed seven U.S. planes were shot down and a American lieutenant commander Robert Haker was killed. Rescue teams freed the last survivor from a 21 foot crater after bombing that killed 21 Americans in Qui Nhon. Authorities said two Americans remained missing as the Viet Cong overran the town.
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Radio
Arthur
U.S
Mysterious 1960 Bomb Caused North Carolina Airliner Crash
Five years after a York to Miami airliner exploded near Bolivia N C investigators still cannot determine if the blast was murder accident or sabotage. The CAB linked the destruction to a dry cell battery detonated by dynamite, with Julian Frank’s life insurance at stake and FBI and insurance suits ongoing.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Miami
Atlantic
Wilmington
West Palm Beach
Fla
Dale Southard
Richard Randolph
Frank
Westport
Conn
New York City
Kure Beach
CAB
New York
Idlewild
Kennedy
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Federal
New Haven
High Point Youths Aid Heart Fund Drive
Young residents of High Point plan street sales next Saturday to support the Heart Association. On Monday local restaurants will donate proceeds from coffee sales to the fund, with containers available for one cent votes.
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High Point
Heart Assa
Hubert Leach
Coffee Day For Hearts
Heart Assn
Vanessa McCormack
Jamestown
Seleceeven
Robert
Scot Disenien
Giad
Jaycee Jolly Auditions Set for Feb and April Show
Jaycee Jolly auditions are scheduled Friday at 7 30 p m and Saturday at 2 p m at the Kindergarten of Culture. The first full rehearsal is Feb 19 with performances set for April 7 8 9 and 10.
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Jaycee Jolly
Kindergarten of Culture
Republicans Back Proposal to Increase Tax Exemptions
The General Assembly’s 15 Republicans voted unanimously for the state tax proposal to raise dependent exemptions from 300 to 600 dollars. Governor Dan Moore offered qualified support as a special committee led by Rep. van Sages Snyder was named to study court reform legislation. Frances eames noted delegation details.
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General Assembly
Dan Moore
Eee
van Sages Snyder
David
Frances Eames Ofers Ayathe Eo
Fragments Speak of Final Moments Amid Confused Remarks
Disjointed lines reference a Vietnamese hotel, a rescue, and personal names Abendschein Gayle Robertson and Arthur. The scrambled dialogue hints at a chaotic incident with unclear sequence and outcomes.
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Abendschen
Gayle
Abendschein
W. Robertson
Anes
Arthur
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