Market declines deepen as Dow slips toward lows of day
New York stocks fell sharply at midday with the Dow Jones industrial average down 6.63 to 844.21 amid broad weakness. The AP average slipped 2.3 as volume stayed light and investors awaited further clues from mixed economic news and a pending proxy fight at MGM.
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Avco
Paul Revere Corp
New York Stock Index Gauts Reception and Decline
Fragmentary stock report from New York shows fluctuating indexes with unclear figures and dates. The unreadable text hints at percent changes and levels but lacks coherent data or names to identify specific companies or dates.
Dividend footnotes and terms list from AP 1966
The article itemizes dividend terminology and footnotes used in stock tables. It defines codes a through ww, indicating extra dividends, stock dividends, liquidations, ex-dividend dates, accumulations, and special conditions. Copyright notice from The Associated Press 1966.
North and South Carolina Forecast: Cool With Rain Likely
Regional outlook shows mostly cloudy cool conditions across both states through Tuesday with occasional rain. Mountains will see lows in the 20s to 40s and daytime highs mostly 40s to 50s, while the coast reaches upper 50s to 80s in South Carolina with unsettled midweek precipitation and likely snow flurries in higher elevations.
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National Gallery acquires Da Vinci portrait of Ginevra de' Benci
The National Gallery of Art in Washington announces it has acquired Leonardo da Vinci's portrait of Ginevra de' Benci the only widely accepted da Vinci outside Europe. The work dated about 1480 in Florence measures 15 1/2 by 14 1/2 inches and will be displayed March 17 the gallery anniversary.
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Nine Die in North Carolina Traffic Accidents Over Weekend
The Associated Press reports at least nine people died in North Carolina traffic crashes over the weekend. Three victims perished in a head on collision on a rural road near Graham Alamance County. Three others died when a speeding car ran a stop sign in Orange County and overturned. Victims named include Jerry A Bowman 23 Greensboro Stanley Johnson 15 Bynum Winfred Allen Blue 32 High Point William Dallas Brown Sr 29 Hillsborough William Dallas Brown Jr a37 Durham and Marion Ladder man Chandler 60 Durham.
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McNamara Defends Bombing Limits on North Vietnam
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara told a joint Senate committee that bombing has not substantially reduced infiltration into the South and that further strikes may not lower it enough. He said the North Vietnamese likely control the rate of infiltration while noting the air campaign achieved its stated aims of boosting South Vietnamese morale, increasing North cost, and raising political pressure.
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Romney Faces Pressure as 1968 Run Seems Real
Governor George Romney intensifies push to be a Republican contender as crowds greet him in Salt Lake City. An announced Romney for president committee will set up, with Willard Marriott and others aiding finance and organization. He faults Johnson for tired leadership and urges youth support for Republicans.
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Moore cites 119 percent rise in public school funding
Governor Moore notes public school spending up 119 percent as enrollment rises 14 percent. He plans to testify before the General Assembly again to push higher education reforms including reports on Negro colleges. He denies moves to close Negro schools, pledging to improve them and to keep the North Carolina College law school in Durham.
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Speck Trial Opens in Peoria with Press Coverage Controversy
Richard Speck's murder trial begins in a jail cell block with ongoing disputes over press restrictions. Judge Paschen limits coverage, bans courtroom sketches, and bars releasing juror names while accrediting 27 reporters to cover a rolled schedule and possible lengthy jury selection.
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