Market Brief Reflects Mixed Gains On Wall Street
An irregular recovery pushed stocks higher in moderate trading at noon. The Dow up 2.68, AP average up 0.7, with notable advances for Texaco and Sears while IBM slipped. Airlines rose overall, Eastern slumped, and bonds were mostly unchanged or up slightly as investors weighed Southeast Asian tensions.
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NEW York AP
Eastern
Associated Press
Dow Jones
du Pont
Texaco
Sears , Roebuck
U.S. Steel
Chrysler
General Electric
Union Carbide
Consolidated Edison
Liggett & Myers
IBM
U.S
Polaroid
Xerox
Pan American World Airways
Pennzoil
Oil of California
Celanese
American Stock Exchange
Pierce
Computer Sciences
Syntex
Fulton Industries
TWA
National Video “A
Stock and Bond Averages Report from AP
The Associated Press releases stock averages and bond averages with figures for noon Wednesday. Data include year comparisons, daily highs and lows, and explanatory footnotes on dividends and distribution details.
Plot to bomb Liberty Bell and Statue of Liberty exposed
Police and FBI tracked a Canadian led plot involving three men planning simultaneous destruction of major U S symbols including the Liberty Bell and the Statue of Liberty. Scrutiny extended to the Washington Monument and other targets as agents closed in on suspects in New York and Quebec.
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Quebec
Canada
Collier
England
U.S
Murphy
Bowe
Statue of Liberty
New York Harbor
Philadelphia
West 239Th Street
Riverdale
Bronx
Wood
Miss Duclos
West 120Th Street
Casualties Mount in Vietnam Week. U S Losses Rise
Reports show 35 Americans killed in action 196 wounded and one missing from Feb 7 13 amid Viet Cong attacks. Pleiku and Qui Nhon strikes cause dozens dead or injured. Vietnamese losses cited at 290 killed 655 wounded and 610 missing.
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Qui Nhon
Pleiku
Binh Dinh
Phan
Saigon
Paulo Condore
Secret Nam
Ports Funds Requested By Director
RALEIGH The head of the State Ports Authority said the state would gain 700 000 to 800 000 tons more cargo annually and at least 13 million in new jobs with a 9.1 million request for new facilities. Director James W. Davis outlined 5.28 million for Wilmington and 3.9 million for Morehead City for sheds and warehouses.
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Raleigh
State Ports Authority
James W. Davis
Wilmington
Morehead City
Davis
Advisory Budget Commission
President cites depreciation changes boosting business benefits
President Johnson announces Treasury will soon publish depreciation rule changes to deliver about 700 million dollars in 1962 reform benefits this year. He says the rules will spur curbing old equipment, cutting costs, raising efficiency, and holding prices while urging business to adopt a broader social responsibility.
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Treasury
Johnson
Soviet Union cites nuclear forces at 47th Red Army anniversary
At a Moscow news conference marking the Red Army’s 47th anniversary, retired General Sokolovsky said the USSR possesses intercontinental and global missiles with nuclear warheads totaling vast yields, and that strategic rockets, supersonic planes, atomic submarines, and new anti aircraft defenses form the backbone of a growing arsenal while peace efforts include reduced military spending and calls for NATO peace deeds.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Marney Vasily Sokolovsky
Tony
Sokolovsky
Red Army
Army
Defense Ministry
Khrushchev
U.S
Tvo
NATO
Hoover King clash tests FBI luster in civil rights probe
A Harris survey notes Dr. King and J. Edgar Hoover spar over FBI effectiveness in civil rights cases in the South. Respondents were asked if Hoover is doing a more effective, less effective, or about the same job as years ago and why.
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Hoover
King
FBI
South
Rev. King
J. Edgar Hoover
Dearborn Mayor Hubbard Pleads Innocent in Civil Rights Case
Detroit AP report says Dearborn Mayor Orville Hubbard, 112000 residents, pleads innocent to charges of conspiring to violate federal civil rights laws. He accuses federal officials of political persecution and improprieties in investigations. He was released on a 5000 dollar bond after arraignment in U.S. District Court.
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Detroit
Orville Hubbard
Dearborn
Mich
Hubbard
U.S. District Court
Ces
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Theodore M. Marchrowicz
U.S. Atty
William Merrill
Machrowicz
Mayer
Washington
FBI
Merrill
Sheriff Hits Rights Leader In Alabama Confrontation
In Selma Alabama Sheriff James G Clark is accused of striking civil rights leader Rev C T Vivian causing a mouth wound. Vivian an aide to Martin Luther King Jr faces contempt of court charges tied to a voter registration protest and a 303 signers sheet.
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Stan Atkins
Selma
Ala
Dallas County
James G. Clark
Hitler
Clark
Rev
C. T. Vivian
Atlanta
Vivian
Martin Luther King Jr
Lauderdale Street
Alabama Avenue
Senators urge negotiated settlement in South Vietnam
Democratic Sens. Frank Church and George McGovern urged renewed efforts toward a cease fire and political settlement in Vietnam. Both cited public opinion favoring negotiation and warned that continued bombing will not resolve the guerrilla war, stressing timing over capitulation to Soviet pressure.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro Washington
Frank Church
George S. McGovern
Anew
South Viet Nam
McGovern
South Dakota
Johnson
Viet Nam
Church
Idaho
U.S
Senate
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
Alexei N. Kosygin
South
Long
Foreign Relations Committee
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