Stock Market Gains Spur Airlines and Rails in Afternoon Surge
The New York market climbed with airlines and rails leading early gains. IBM rebounded on competition rumors and posted about a nine point rise. The AP average at noon gained 0.3 to 331.4, Dow up 1.00 to 883.93 as aviation, defense and chemicals showed mixed moves.
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New York
Stock Market
IBM
Wall Street
Johnson
Viet Nam
Associated Press
Dow Jones
EastKo
Repub Aviat
Barnes Eng
Eaton Mfg
RepubStee
Braz Trac Eibonds
Eeeas Revion
Brit Pet
RexaliOr
EO Brown Co
Dreier
Elpeson
ReyTob
Emerson
K Reole
Royal McBee
Ryder Syst
YeiGen Devel
Giant Ve
Safeway
FerroCorp
Schenney
Kratter
Kaiser Ind
Scherng
Flintkote
Schick
McCrory
Fila
SCM Corp
Mead John
Fie
ScottPap
Foote M
Sears Reed Wi
Srg
Frito Lay
Shell
Sinclair
Webb
SouthnCo
Foods
GenPrec
Sperry Rand
Spiegel
Goodrch
Val St Packaging
Goodyr
Va StanWar
Graceco
StauffChaMae
Grandu
Granites
Stevens
Studebaker
Gt Nor Ry
Ibpis
Greyand
Va Sunray
Grumn
Guif M&o
Tampa el
Tenn Gas Ib
Texaco
Va Analeh
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Halliburt
Texgluiou
ABC Con
HamPap
Texasiastm
Hanna Cola
Allied C
Allied
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TriCont
AllisChal
Houst LP
Alum Ltd
Howe Sd
Alcoa
Ile Amerada
Hupp Cp
AmaAiriin
Bosch
tiCent Ind
Am Motors
T&t
Jonas Manv
Jon Logan
US Steel
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Joy Mig
Kennecott
Kerr Mc
KimbClark
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Armour
KirkNat
Linn Asni
Walworth Co
Atchison
Aticline
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AnRet
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Atlas Cp
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Len Val
Westge
Avnet
Lehman
Whirpool
Wilson Co
Merox Cp
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Bell How
Lonesga
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LongisiLt
Benguet
Loral Corp
Ofa
Bestwal
Zenith
Bigelows
Lukens Boeing
Borden
Trucks
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BucyEr
Mar Mid
Budd Co
Bullerd
Buiova
Burroughs
mcDonair
Mead Co
Cal Finl
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MGM
Morrell Co
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Pfizer
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Dow Jones Averages and Dividend Footnotes
A historical table explains Dow Jones Averages and stock rates with detailed dividend footnotes. Abbreviations denote special dividends, stock dividends, ex-dividend dates, and related conditions for 1964 1965 era securities.
McNamara cites Viet Nam progress amid peasant support concerns
Secretary McNamara testifies on the Vietnam War noting stronger South Vietnamese regulars due to equipment, training, and field experience. He warns of peasant loyalty issues and sees Laos Thailand and Cambodia as fragile fronts tied to Viet Nam, with deteriorating relations to Cambodia and Sihanouk courting Peiping Hanoi and the Liberation Front.
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Pentagon
McNamara
Saigon
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Laos
Vientiane
Luang Prabang
U.S
Pathet Lao
Thailand
Cambodia
Prince Sihanouk
Peiping
Hanoi
South Vietnamese ‘Liberation Front
Over Counter Stocks and NASD Quotes February 18 1965
NASD compiled inter-dealer bid and ask prices as of 10 30 a m on February 18 1965. Prices exclude retail markups and commissions with ask prices adjusted upward to reflect a rough markup. Listed firms include Amer Fidelity Life Amer Furniture Colonial Stores Gulf Life Insurance Piedmont Aviation Piedmont Nat Gas Life & Casualty Ins and others with bids and asks shown.
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Amer Fidelity Life
Amer Furniture Co
Colonial
Gulf Life Insurance
Jefferson Stan Life
Lance, Inc
Life & Casualty Ins
Li'l General Stores
Piedmont Aviation
Piedmont Nat Gas XD
Security Life & Trust
NASD
California Woman Files Three Suits Over Mental Hospital Detention
Netta Webb of Miami and California filed three suits in U S District Court in Greensboro alleging damages of 10 million against Superior Court Judge Allen Gwyn Market Service Inc and about 75 John Does, 20 million against doctors John S McKee Norman Moulson and 80 John Does, and 900 thousand against Winston-Salem Journal and Sentinel for false reports. She claims she was wrongfully detained at Broughton Hospital from July 15 1959 to January 15 1961 while asserting she is a former California schoolteacher with knowledge of medicine and law.
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Greensboro
N.C
Netta Webb
Miami
Fla
California
North Carolina
U.S. Middle District Court
Allen H. Gwyn
Reidsville
Market Service Inc
Richmond
John Does
John S. McKee
Norman Moulson
Broughton Hospital
Morganton
Winston-Salem Journal and Sentinel
Firebug Strikes Again At North Carolina State
A basement fire in Pullen Hall at NC State was discovered by a student and extinguished by firefighters with minor damage. The incident adds to a spate of fires under SBI police campus security and city authorities investigation. Two former NC State students, William Royal Fairchild and David L. Steele, have been charged in fires at state buildings on the night of December 18.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State
Pullen Hall
State Bureau of Investigation
N. C. State
William Royal Fairchild
Winston-Salem
David L. Steele
French diplomat Mou rce Couve de Murville in talks with U S leaders
The French foreign minister arrived Wednesday to meet with Dean Rusk and is scheduled to confer with President Johnson and Robert McNamara. He aims to advance discussions on a wide range of issues including reorganizing the Atlantic Alliance and achieving a peaceful settlement.
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Reach
Maurice Couve de Murville
Rusk
Johnson
McNamara
Atlantic Alliance
The
North Carolina Senator proposes immunity to reporters of child abuse cases
State Senator Jules J. Coggins says a bill would shield doctors teachers nurses and welfare workers from libel suits when reporting child brutality. He cites 10 000 U S cases annually and 85 NC children yearly with permanent brain damage while bills aim to encourage reporting and ensure follow up care.
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Richard C. Bayer
Associated Press
Raleigh
N.C
Jules J. Coggins
Coggins
Wake County
United States
Coggin
Seven Civil Trial Docket Sevens Cases Set for Trial
A Superior Court civil term lists seven cases for trial two default and inquiry matters and four motions. One default matter has settled and one trial case was non suited. A personal injury trial involving two consolidated cases was nonsuited. Plaintiffs are J W Galloway Felicia Ann Galloway and Louise Galloway. defendant Ruth B Roberts. An award of 750 was made in the default and injury matter. The Klara Stinson Stanley v Nellie Dawkins and Harry Dawkins case went to the jury after no answer was filed. initial damages sought were 10000.
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Saint John R. McLaughlin
Statesville
J. W. Galloway
Felicia Ann Galloway
Louise Galloway
Ruth B. Roberts
Clara Stinson Stanley
Nellie Dawkins
Harry L. Dawkins
Law and education bills spark Senate committee clash
A House Higher Education panel defers action on making Charlotte College a UNC unit while lawmakers press costs. Separately a Senate plan would sever ties with the North Carolina Dental Society to grant more gubernatorial appointment leeway, sparking criticism on civil rights and governance.
United Nations Discusses New Ser Monetary Policy
The United Nations weighs a future order for national monetary policy amid ongoing Southeast Asia war concerns. Key delegates consider coordinated economic steps to stabilize markets and support allied economies.
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Southeast Asia
Local Man Addresses State Group
Victor Harllee of High Point told the North Carolina Merchants Association directors that thousands of small businessmen must improve to survive. As SBA state committee member he cited lack of capital and need for training and counseling, noting barriers have been removed and working capital is now available. The association named Raleigh the 1966 convention site and discussed other actions including Sunday sales legislation and a $300 million road bond proposal.
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Raleigh
Victor Harllee
High Point
The
North Carolina Merchants Assn
Harllee
Harllee’s Inc
Small Business Administration
SBA
Merchants Assn
Wrightsville Beach
Irwin Belk
Miss Shirley Helps Carve Ice Heart At Pitt County Courthouse
Miss Jeanette Shirley daughter of Mr and Mrs James H Shirley of East Lexington Avenue and a East Carolina College student joined 9 Delta Phi Delta members to sculpt a giant heart from 12 blocks of ice weighing 3600 pounds. The project supported Pitt County Heart Fund drive.
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Jeanette Shirley
James H. Shirley
E. Lexington Avenue
East Carolina College
Greenville
Pitt County Courthouse
Nry
Harsch
Emma
Vance Street
Ashe
McGee warns of strong retaliation against Communists
Sen Gale McGee urged the President to call the hand of Red China and the Communists even if it means full war. He argued that Red China would fight to expand its Southeast Asia influence and that negotiation is unthinkable, citing Berlin Korea and Cuba as past threats.
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Gale W. McGee
D-Wye
Red China
Southeast Asia
McGee
Berlin
Korea
Cuba
Lanier singles out few firms for rascal insurance conduct
North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Edwin Lanier told the House Insurance Committee that only a very small number of companies engage in abuses and non settlement of claims. He cited auto hospital and fire insurers while noting a few life firms avoidant of regulation. He urged more funding to strengthen state oversight against federal preemption and ensure adequate regulation.
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Ambrose B. Dudley
Associated Press
Raleigh
Edwin Lanier
North Carolina Insurance Department
Congress
Lanier
Insurance Department
Inadequacy Of Colleges Pointed Out
Director of Higher Education William C. Archie warned before the House Committee on Higher Education that without action up to 25,000 North Carolina children may be denied college access in coming years. The committee debated but took no final action on Charlotte College becoming UNC’s fourth campus and will reconvene next Tuesday amid questions from Reps. Ollicoffer Story and Barbee.
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Raleigh
William C. Archie
North Carolina
Archie
House Committee On Higher Education
Charlotte College
University of North Carolina
A. A. Ollicoffer
Vance
Paul J. Story
McDowell
Allen Barbee
Nash
Photographer Rosenthal recalls Iwo Jima memorial visit
The Associated Press photographer describes Iwo Jima as the fifth island assaulted, noting the Japanese underground maze and brutal fire during the landing. He attended the 20th memorial via limited military transport from Tokyo to Iwo Jima.
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Iwo
Rosenthal
Associated S
Armnes
Navy
San Fra Chronicle
Iwo Jima
Tokyo
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