Dow Advances Fade As Market Slips On Friday
New York stocks fell further with the Dow down 5.20 to 834.03 at noon as gains lagged losses. The AP 60 shares list declined 0.9 while industrials slid 2.5 and utilities dropped 0.6 amid cautious trading ahead of the weekend and Vietnam war tensions. Major blue chips led declines with IBM Xerox Polaroid and Ford among losers while American Motors and GM also fell.
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American Exchange Sales Figures Incomplete And Ex Dividend Terms
Unclear OCR text outlines stock exchange terms for dividends ex dividend ex distribution and rights. Mentions 1968 payments and stock or cash values, with notes on paid or not paid and ex-rights conditions. Contains garbled phrases about bankruptcy and reorganizations under the act.
Stock Averages Compiled by The Associated Press
Stock average roundup compiled by The Associated Press summarizes market activity across major indices and key stock movements. It notes gains losses and notable shifts in blue chip and industry leaders with brief closing highlights.
Dow Jones Averages Show Mixed Tuesday Activity
Stock averages fluctuated with modest gains and losses amid uneven trading. The Dow Jones index edged higher while other indicators drifted as investors weighed economic signals and corporate results.
Three Injured In Train Wreck Near Thomasville
A Denton Railroad train struck a City Cab Co. vehicle at 11 35 a m. in Thomasville injuring three people. Ben Green was admitted to City Memorial Hospital in good condition. Lawrence Alexander and Bill were also injured and not yet admitted.
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North Carolina Virginia and Georgia Weather Outlook
Forecasted fair weather across North Carolina Virginia and Georgia through Saturday with colder nights. Lows range from the mid 20s to low 30s inland and around 30 to 38 along coasts and hills with daytime highs near 50s in most areas and below normal overall. Precipitation expected less than one inch.
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Woman and son killed in Charlotte house fire
In Charlotte, a mother Elizabeth Patrick and her son Robert Gregory Patrick were found slain after a fire in their southeast home. Police recovered a .22 caliber revolver near the master bedroom. the father James Patrick Jr. was found nearby. Firemen reported the blaze was stopped as investigators searched for a motive.
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Britain and France discuss path to Common Market entry
Paris AP reports Kurt Georg Kiesinger and Charles de Gaulle agreed on a procedure to facilitate Britain's joining the Common Market. De Gaulle remains opposed in the near term, with vetoes previously cast. The plan envisages broader European cooperation in trade science and industry, potentially extending to Denmark Norway and possibly Sweden.
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Nuclear War Talk Shapes Public Debate Amid Vietnam Strife
Press aide George Christian hints at political damage from nuclear debate as Fulbright and Wheeler spark questions on nuclear policy. McNamara denies administration discussed using nuclear weapons. Westmoreland faces calls for removal amid North Vietnamese offensives. Rep. Davis predicts his ouster by Easter.
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100 Men Press Search For Killer
Cherokee County in Georgia aroused as 100 men sweep the area seeking the slayer of two young women and a kidnapped teen. An anonymous tip to Gaffney police warned of another killing, while authorities said the caller is not tied to a car trunk kidnapping. Sheriff Wright noted gun sales rise as residents defend themselves amid fear.
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Vietnamese Defection Predicted by Harvard Professor
Prof. John Kenneth Galbraith of Harvard predicted that South Vietnamese units will defect or disappear into the woods within months as part of a collapse of support. He said key forces in the 1st Corps area and the 25th Division south of Saigon have close ties to the Viet Cong and will switch sides. Galbraith, a Democratic candidate, spoke in Detroit during an interview before a campaign event.
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Actress Katy Jurado Listed In Fair Condition
LOS ANGELES AP Actress Katy Jurado was listed in fair condition and responding normally today after a note she left said she hoped others would be happy. She was taken to UCLA Medical Center where a spokesman said her condition was improving at an average rate. Jurado, a former wife of Ernest Borgnine, has two children and their marriage ended in divorce.
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Russians Said Over Greenland
Five Russian bombers were intercepted over Greenland by U S air defenses this week. Colorado Springs based AP correspondent Jim Lucas reports that the Russian command warned against any reckless moves and insisted no single aircraft would trigger a nuclear response.
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Memphis Protests Threatened Amid Strikes and Waste
In Memphis Tennessee the NAACP plans actions amid threats of protests. City officials struggle to feed striking workers as garbage piles grow in alleys, creating municipal sanitation concerns and rising tensions.
Israel Threatens Drastic Retaliation After West Bank Fighting
After eight hours of fierce clashes along the Jordan River, Israel warns of harsher action if Arab attacks continue. Maj. Gen. Haim Bar-Lev and Defense Minister Moshe Dayan say a ceasefire applies to both sides as casualties mount on both sides and Jordan reports civilian deaths.
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