Stock Market Report Reflects Cautious Gains Before Holiday
New York AP reports modest overall market gains with the Dow up 1.96 to 885.65 and the AP average up .6 at 332.2 at noon. Airlines faltered on profit taking but gains in copper chemicals aerospace and office equipment lent brightness. Trading was moderately active as Wall Streeters awaited Washington's birthday and a three day weekend.
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Coup Clamps Saigon as Rebels Seize Key Military Installations
Troops and tanks loyal to Khanh move on in Saigon with M24 tanks breaching barricades at the navy HQ and Khanh’s residence. The Sai Gon Airport is seized while about 10 Skyraider bombers circle. Within 30 minutes all major military sites in Saigon are in rebel control.
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Col. Thao
Police Car Wrecks In Pursuit At City Intersection
A patrol car chasing suspect Corbin F. Simmons skidded on sand at Park and Grimes, hit a stop sign, and continued the pursuit. Officers Tony Denny and L F Lance escaped injury. Simmons, 21, Tate Street, charged with reckless driving. Damages about 85 for car and 20 for sign. No injuries. Other crashes at Johnson and Lexington left one hospital patient, Eva Rover, with lacerations. Driver Albert Faircloth, 26, cited for failure to yield. Bicycle rider Jimmy Spencer, 14, uninjured. Total damages about 500. Three minor crashes reported with one further charge for Alice Rae.
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Eva Estelle Rover
Lincoln
N. Main Street
Jimmy Spencer
Clara Cox Apts
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Greensboro
Dalton
High Streets
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Alice R. Rae
S. Main Street
Curbs On Dollar Drain Sought In White House Message
President Johnson urged about 359 business leaders to curb the dollar drain by 10 million dollar plus exporters and overseas investors. The Commerce Department and Federal Reserve Board proposed voluntary targets and reporting to limit net outflow and foreign lending. A balance of payments advisory committee will draft guidelines to distinguish desirable from undesirable foreign investments.
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East Davidson Girls Drop CCC Tournament Game
East Davidson High suffered a defeat to Ledford Panthers in the Central Carolina Conference Tournament opening round Tuesday night. East students will attend a basketball clinic at the Charlotte Coliseum to watch the North South doubleheader, now in its third year with East students participating since its origin.
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Patricia Neal Hospitalized in Critical Condition After Strokes
Hollywood news reports Patricia Neal, the Oscar winning actress, arrived from England last week but lies in UCLA Medical Center’s intensive care unit after two strokes and emergency brain surgery. Her husband Roald Dahl and their three children are nearby as doctors treat her intracranial bleeding.
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Ucla Medical Center
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MGM
University of California At Los Angeles Medical Center
Charles Carton
Patricia Dahl
Miss Neal
Avalanche Threat Looms as Miners Holed in Camp
In Stewart British Columbia 120 men hide in a remote mining camp ruins after a Thursday avalanche at Granduc Mining Co. 17 injured laid on a office floor as 40 men were rescued from a tunnel. at least 20 missing, possibly trapped. Weather hampers rescue efforts and fears of further slides grow. Lt. Col. Mathews confirms evacuations from Prince Rupert.
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UNC Protest Meeting More Like Pep Rally
A 1000 strong crowd at UNC campus greeted graduate student James W. Gardner as he led a protest likened to a football pep rally. The event featured a Confederate flag, Dixie singing, boos for Gardner, and chants of Beat Duke. Gardner denounced the Communist speaker ban law and fraternities excluding Black members amid student newspaper criticism.
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Cotton Those People Who Go to Great
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Asheville newspaper officer dies after banquet award
Ben B. Humphries circulation manager of the Asheville Ten-Times Publishing Co. collapsed and died minutes after receiving the Ernie Daniels Memorial Award at a banquet. He was 59, with 30 years in the papers and held posts as vice president of Citizen Express Inc. Funeral services are set for Saturday at First Baptist Church.
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University of North Carolina
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Mid - Atlantic Circulation Managers Association
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Riverside Cemetery
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N.Y
Draft change prompts enlistment drop warns McNamara
McNamara warns the Pentagon contemplates ending the draft may hurt Army enlistments while draft quotas rise. He notes 1965 age 18 entrants rise about 500000, averaging 2 million yearly over the next decade, creating equitable-manning challenges and potential aging of inductees.
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Vietnamese leader backs limited war against North Vietnam
Khiem said he favors stronger action against Communist North Vietnam, including possible limited war. He viewed the revolt as a military operation, not a coup, and opposed any cabinet including the Viet Cong. He warned the war against the Viet Cong could be won with decisive actions.
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Prisons and Highway Safety Bill Debated by State Lawmakers
The discussion centers on a bill to add 150 prison staff in year one and 150 more in year two of the upcoming biennium. Britt declines to predict passage, saying only that highway safety requires spending by the people of this state.
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