Stocks gain modestly as market holds steady amid Khe Sanh mentions
The market showed a cautious rise with the AP average up 0.2, producing more losers than gainers in a day of moderate volume. Eastern Air Lines led gains on a 50,000 share block, Braniff rallied on a 3 for 1 split talk, while McDonnell Douglas jumped after a recapitalization plan.
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Associated Press
Eastern Air Lines
Braniff Airways
American
McDonnell Douglas
Ex dividend and stock actions chart notes 1968
Unclear table notes outline various dividend terms and abbreviations including ex dividend ex distribution stock splits warrants and rights. Mentions 1967 1968 context and bankruptcy or reorganizations under the Bankruptcy Act with AP copyright 1968.
Stock Averages and Bond Averages Reported by AP
The Associated Press provides stock and bond averages compiled for noon Tuesday. Indicated figures show rails and utilities with net changes and prior day values, including highs and lows for 1966 and 1967 ranges.
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Inter-dealer NASD Quotes Highlight Daily Price Ranges
Quotations from the NASD show inter-dealer prices quoted today excluding retail markups. The list presents various companies with percent ranges such as American Fidelity Life 8 to 9 percent and Wachovia 42 to 43 percent, noting markets shift through the day.
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A.m
American Fidelity Life
Colonial Stores
Carolina Freight
Eckerd Drug
First Union Bank
Franklin Life
Gulf Life Ins
Hardee’s
Hattaras Yacht
Henredo
Athanas Forms New Corporation
George L. Athanas, former president of MAC Panel Co, creates Athana Corp chartered in North Carolina to develop and market data processing components. Offices opened in First Union Bank Building and initial product Athana Disk Packs will be available March 1 for computer users and general market.
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MAC Panel Co
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Pershing's Grandson Killed Leading Platoon in Vietnam
2nd Lt. Richard W. Pershing, 24, grandson of Gen. John J. Pershing, was killed in action near Thom Hung Nhon in Thua Thien Province while leading a search for a missing soldier. He suffered neck and chest wounds from an enemy rocket as two other enlisted men were killed and five wounded. Pershing, a Yale graduate, was a platoon leader in Alpha Company, 1st Battalion, 502nd Infantry, 101st Airborne Division. notification reached his brother, not his parents, due to family medical needs and recent heart surgery.
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John J. Pershing
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Thua Thien
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502Nd Infantry
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North and South States Weather Outlook
Forecast for North Carolina shows variable clouds and warmer conditions tonight with colder at the north, lows mainly in the 30s inland and along the coast. South Carolina expects variable clouds and a warmer night with freezing lows. Virginia turns cloudy and colder with light snow possible tonight and Wednesday. lows in the 20s and highs in the 30s. Georgia will be clear to partly cloudy and warmer tonight, with mild conditions Wednesday. lows 26 to 30 north and 30 to 36 south, highs in the 50s and 60s south.
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Tonkin Inquiry Opened By McNamara Seeks Full 1964 Details
Secretary of Defense McNamara met with the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in closed session to review the Tonkin Gulf incident and press for new details on the case. The panel also plans to discuss North Korea’s seizure of the Pueblo and focuses on two August 1964 naval engagements off North Vietnam.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Ethics code proposed to curb police and press influence on trials
ABA leaders urge new ethics rules to limit police release of arrest records and pretrial details while protecting judges from external pressure. Officials emphasize safeguarding fair juries and ensuring news coverage remains independent from police and prosecutorial influence. Critics warn of authoritative overreach and media resistance.
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Wife Charges Congressman With Assault
Ruthersford New Jersey report says U S Representative Henry Helstoski was charged with assault and battery by his wife Victoria 29 who stated he struck her in the eye and knocked her down at their home after a Sunday argument. She had been hospitalized for a miscarriage the prior Thursday.
Quake Kills 13 on Sporade Islands in Aegean Sea
A strong tremor struck the northern Sporade Islands with 13 killed and 18 injured. Ayios Eustratios suffered heavy damage, 80 percent of homes destroyed, as tremors were felt across Greece and western Turkey. Turkish and Greek ships rushed aid with tents and medical supplies while aftershocks continued.
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Ex-Commander of Egypts Air Force Imprisoned
A military tribunal in Cairo sentenced Lt. Gen. Mohamed Sidki Mahmoud to 15 years for negligence affecting Egypts June War air victory. Gen. Ismail Labeeb received 10 years. Former air force chief Gen. Gamal Affifi and Gen. Abdel Hamid Deghiedi were acquitted.
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Mohamed Sidki Mahmoud
Israel
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Abdel Hamid Deghiedi
North Carolina law on speakers criticized as vague by former lawmaker
Rep. Phil Godwin, who helped push the 1963 Speaker Ban bill, argues the General Assembly gave trustees clear power to select or screen speakers and says the world situation makes the court's ruling on vagueness seem inconsistent. He notes Vietnam servicemen and ongoing Cold War tensions as context.
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