Boeing Leads Stocks Upbeat After Airworthiness Claim
Stocks firm on upbeat tone as Boeing rises on FAA airworthiness claim for the 727 amid four fatal crashes. Studebaker jumps after Kleiner Bell buys 200 000 shares. Eastern and United gain as markets show mixed moves and U S Steel slips fractionally.
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Nts
Theederal Aviation Agency
United Patrose 1
Douglas Aircraft
Studebaker
California
Kleiner, Bell & Co
Eastern
United
Dividend classifications in annual table notes
The readable text outlines how dividends are classified in a table with references to annual distributions, stock dividends, and ex-distributions. It mentions declarations or payments for 1965 and 1966, various footnotes, and notes on rates, regular designations, and related financial terms.
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Uniess
Jesus
Stiffer Driving While Intoxicated Laws Urged in North Carolina
Dr. Fred W. Ellis of the University of North Carolina Medical School urged North Carolina ABC boards to adopt tougher drinking and driving laws. He cited surveys and argued current penalties are not enough to deter offenses.
Cotton futures open with no trades reported
New York AP reports that cotton futures opened with no actual trades recorded, leaving early price activity unchanged as markets await further trading.
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New York
Hunger strike ends as Belton aims to resume schooling
Belton, a soldier who halted his education over Vietnam and protest concerns, explains the hunger strike was to pressure the Army to reconsider his Viet Nam deployment. Spriggs supported a delayed promotion to ensure Belton’s change, while Belton asserts his belief in the protest’s intent and plans to return to school in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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Spriggs
Belton
Viet Nam
Milwaukee
Wis
Package Store Hit By Thieves On S Main Street
Police listed the offense as an attempt after thieves halted a break in at a package store on S Main Street. In other notes, Charles A Smith 41 of Oakview faced a driving while intoxicated count, Ronald D Branson 26 of Thomasville was charged with uttering a forged check, and an assault case was noted. Traffic accidents were minimal with no injuries reported.
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S. Main Street
Charles Allen Smith
Oakview
Ronald Dean Branson
Thomasville
Bond Issue Boosters Selected
A 16 member steering committee was appointed to inform High Pointers about a proposed 9.8 million bond program. Leo Heer chairs the citizen committee appointed by the City Council to lead the effort. Voters will vote on March 15 in a referendum funding street improvements a new city office building a reservoir and water sewer system expansion. The group met at the Top of The Mart at the Exposition.
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Leo Heer
Special Citizens Committee
E. Burford
Jack Campbell
Harold R. Cheek
George Covington
Robert Davis
Robert Hutchens
Paul Ingle
Floyd Mehan
Fd Mendenhall
James Millis
Alton Stanford
Carson Stout
Howard Weiss
J. J. Wilson
Ed Pleasants
David Dowdy Jr
Herr
Organ radio hobbyist recalls two way citizen band setup
Wichita AP dispatch recalls the early days of citizen band radio as a local resident describes building a two way CB setup and how hobbyists connected communities through improvised equipment and shared channels.
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Wichita, Kan
False Alarms Reported at Local Sites by Firemen
Firemen answered a false alarm at 3 a.m. on N Green and Elm Street described as malicious. Earlier at 3:30 p.m. a mechanical alarm at the Southern Furniture Exposition Building on Wrenn Street proved no fire after inspection. A short circuited light at the Treasure House on N Main Street was handled with no serious damage.
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Salil
W. Green
Elm Street
Southern Furniture Exposition
Wrenn Street
Treasure House
N. Main Street
Bloodmobile collects 129 pints in High Point visit
The Bloodmobile ended day one of a two day stop in High Point with 129 pints collected toward a 300 pint goal. Twenty one donors gave blood for the first time and 53 were replacements for others. New one gallon members included Mrs Wanda L Skinner and William D Tucker. The Bloodmobile aimed to be at the YWCA at 112 Gatewood Ave through 3 30 p.m. today.
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High Point
John T. Kilby
Grant St
Seven Gallon Club
Ray Brom
Paul D. Johnson
Rt. 5
Winston-Salem
L. Kyle
Barbee St
Wanda L. Skinner
Woodruff
William D. Tucker
The
YWCA
Gatewood Ave
End of RUSE Aims for Quick Peace After Sharp Hearing
Taylor told the committee that Communists doubt the U S is at an end while Fulbright said no more witnesses were scheduled. The session drew a full house and featured lively exchanges as the matter proceeded toward closure.
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Taylor
United States
Fulbright
UNC Advised To Keep Doors Open Amid Speaker Ban Debate
Dr. Frank P. Graham urged UNC to exercise real academic freedom and avoid censorship as the Speaker Ban Law controversy sparked debate on free speech at the Chapel Hill campus. He warned against portraying communist or fascist views as overpowering other ideas in the university community.
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UNC
Chapel Hill
Herbert Aptheker
Frank Wilkinson
University Board of Trustees
Graham
M Nist
Powers Says Witnesses Harassed In Murder Case
Melvin Lane Powers claims witnesses for himself and Candace Messier face harassment by prosecutors in the first degree murder case over Jacques Mossier. He seeks a permanent injunction against intimidation of 18 witnesses and $10,000 damages for civil rights violations. The suit runs alongside Messier and Powers’ trial in Dade County Circuit Court.
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Arthur Everett
Messler
Four Charleston Workers Charged With Grand Larceny
Four city maintenance workers, Edward Connelly Tom Bennett Edward Jenkins and dese’ kich Hartwell, were charged with grand larceny in Charleston after allegedly stealing city drains. Police said the men, ages 43 55 51 and 32, were involved in the thefts discovered Tuesday.
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Charleston
Edward Connelly
Tom Be Bennett
Edward Jenkins
Dese
Kich Hartwell
Tie
Nash's layaway plan for diamond rings and watches
You can buy a diamond ring or a watch at Nash's using a layaway plan that requires only small payments. No collectors will knock at your door, and Nash promises savings for customers.
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Nash
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