Market slips amid mixed oil rails and merger news
Stock market traded irregularly with fractions to a point changes. Dow, AP average down while aerospace and some tech issues rose. Merger chatter and dividend actions weighed on leaders. Texaco and IBM fell, Grumman rose on split proposal, and many bonds moved narrowly.
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Viet Nam
Associated Press
Dow Jones
du Pont
Chrysler
Texaco
IBM
U.S
NEW York
Grumman
Pure Oil
Pean Seas
Ae Posal
Union Oil
California
Polaroid
General Motors
Ford
American Stock Exchange
Prwecessan Book
Computer Sciences
Gulf States Land
Molybdenum
Progress Manufacturing
Technicolor
Syntex
TWA
Flying Tiger
Ogden
Anelex
Goldfield
Berkey Photo
Silver Creek Precision
Dividend footnotes and stock actions listed in Dow Jones table
The document explains dividend and stock dividend classifications and footnotes used in the Dow Jones averages table. It catalogs codes such as extra dividends, liquidating dividends, ex dividend rights and warrants, stock distributions, and paid dates across 1964 and 1965.
Delivery Mixup Delays Jet Display at Portland Campus
A Convair F102 jet interceptor and an air to air Falcon missile, shipped from Norton Air Force Base, caused several traffic tie ups in Portland as two truck trailers moved toward the wrong campus. The display was redirected to the correct address for setup the next day.
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Portland
Ore
Portland State
University of Portland
Norton Air Force Base
San Calif
Roosevelt County Justice of Peace Duel Mends 24 Mile Travel
Elida justice of the peace must travel 24 miles to appear before a rival JP after a tie vote on a traffic case. William Crume, 71, paid $10 plus $7.50 court costs, noting it is the first time in 51 years of driving he has faced court. The two men are Roosevelt County's only justices of peace.
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Portales
N. M
Elida
Wholesale over‑the‑counter quotes change stock prices
Traders on the over‑the‑counter market switch to wholesale quotations for about 1,300 unlisted issues while 35,000+ regional issues stay under old retail rules. The SEC says the change gives a true price picture, but NASD dealers fear small shops will fail as big firms cut commissions. Court bids sought to halt the move set for Feb 15.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
Securities and Exchange Commission
National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
NASD
SEC
Kosygin Demands Full U S Retreat from Viet Nam
Premier Kosygin, returning from a Far East trip that included Hanoi, urged a complete American withdrawal from South Viet Nam. The statement appeared on Izvestia front page and was delivered to a Cambodia conference, signaling a shift in Soviet Viet Nam policy.
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Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Red China
Kosygin
Far East
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Izvestia
Cambodia
North
Sweden’s 1749 Regular Census Marked Modern Record Keeping
Sweden became the first modern nation to conduct a regular census in 1749, establishing a standardized population counting system that influenced later state documentation and administration. The move reflected early efforts to organize civil records and tax bases through centralized data collection.
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Sweden
Discovery Of Baby Star Reported By Astronomer
The National Science Foundation says a real baby star, possibly the first, may exist in Cetus. Astronomer Willem J. Luyten of the University of Minnesota, aided by an NSF grant, estimates the star to be 1,000 miles in diameter with extreme density, about 288 trillion miles from Earth and light from it arriving about 48 years earlier.
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Washington
National Science Foundation
NSF
White House
Congress
Willem J. Luyten
University of Minnesota
Constellation
Cetus
Earth
Dr. Luyten
Mt. Palomar
Calif
North Carolina House Debates Highway Funds and Time Change
The legislature debates appropriating 1 050 800 in the first year and 1 353 000 in the second year from the highway fund for increases. A daylight time bill moves forward for North Carolina starting the first Sunday after May 30 to the Sunday before Labor Day. A corrupt practices bill targets highway commissioners with up to 20 000 fine or ten years imprisonment and bans using office to influence elections. The Highway Commission would meet every 60 days and hold annual meetings across eastern central and western regions.
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Highway Fund
House
North Carolina
Claude Hamrick
Forsyth
Highway Commissionet
Stern
Highway Commission
Commission
State Highway Commission
Indonesian youths stage anti American rally in Jakarta
Demonstrators led by Sukarno's 15 year old daughter Rachimawati protested in Jakarta streets after attending a rally at the Youth Front hall. They burned effigies of Americans and Prime Minister Abdul Rahman of Malaysia. Police guarded the crowd as the event ended without incidents.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Bent Sukarno
Rachimawati
Youth Front
Abdul Rahman
Malaysia
U.S
Emwie
Israel Parliament Demands Rethink of West Germany Ties
Israeli lawmakers urged a reassessment of relations with West Germany after Bonn cut arms aid to Israel to deter possible Arab concessions. Premier Levi Eshkol rejected German offers tied to Nazi crimes reparations and highlighted a blood written debt between the Jewish and German peoples.
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Eric Gottgetreu
Jerusalem
Israel
West Germany
Bonn
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Levi Eshkol
Hon
Eshkol
Nasser
East Germany
Walter Ulbricht
Ulbricht
Cairo
FBI names four suspects and dynamite find in Bronx case
The FBI identified four individuals linked to a dynamite discovery in a Bronx lot. Collier, Bowe, Sayyed, and Miss Duclos were arrested at locations in Manhattan Brooklyn Montreal and Washington. Collier and Bowe faced prior charges and affiliations with radical groups.
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Black Liberation Front
Collier
Manhattan
Lowell Institute School
Cambridge
Mass
New York Public Library
Air Force
Hoover
London
Bowe
Philadelphia
Henry Street
New York City
Howard University
Washington
Fidel Castro
Fair Play For
Cuba
Sayyed
Brooklyn
School of Engineering
Miss Duclos
Canada
Quebec
Rassemblement Pour L’independence Nationale
Montreal
FBI
Bronx
10Th St
W. Bist St
Babcock comments on bond issue and highway plans
Babcock says passage of the bond issue could enable four laning of U S routes 70 74 and 64 with final decision by the Highway Commission. He projects by 1972 improvements to the secondary and urban systems and a modest rise for the primary system. He notes Appalachia bill proposals would bring about 60 million dollars for mountain counties if spending continues as before.
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U. S
U. S. 74
Babcock
Highway Commission
Appalachia
Mountain
North America’s high and low points noted
Mount McKinley in Alaska is the continent’s highest point. Death Valley in California is the lowest. The western North American poorwill sometimes hibernates through winter.
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Mount McKinley
Alaska
North America
Death Valley
California
Vietnamese paratrooper base ablaze as protests erupt worldwide
A dozen shacks near a Vietnamese paratrooper compound burned today amid broad anti U.S. protests. Moscow radio warned of new strikes against North Vietnam while security actions closed access to the U.S. Embassy in Jakarta. Demonstrations occurred in Sofia Buenos Aires Montevideo and Santiago with student groups seizing cultural centers and the U.S. legation damaged.
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Ella Th
Heebah
Moscow
United States
Viet Nam
Indochina
U.S. 7Th Fleet
America
Alexei Nee
Cambodia
China
Taipei
Jakarta
U.S
American Cultural Center
North Viet Nam
Youth Front
Sofia
Bulgaria
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Montevideo
Uruguay
Santiago
Chile
Pegasus satellite mission on Saturn I test flight outline
The launch described the second stage separation and Pegasus nose payload with wing panels extending to 96 feet. Saturn I tests aimed to evaluate the rocket while Pegasus served as secondary, joining the mission with a focus on space environment effects and meteoroid threat estimates for future manned missions.
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Pegasus
Ge Peacoeion
Soba
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