Market Recovers but Struggles to Hold Gains Amid Mixed Data
The stock market edged higher for a second day with moderate trading. The Dow rose to 840.07, up 1.39, after an initial 3.82 gain as rallies faded. The AP index gained 0.4 to 308.2 while Cooper Industries led volume on a 90,000 share block. Occidental Petroleum and Control Data fell, Norris Industries rose, and Allis-Chalmers and Dennison gained. The outlook dimmed on a report of lower capital outlays by major manufacturers in Q4 and limited prospects ahead.
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New York
National Industrial Conference Board
Associated Press
Cooper Industries
Occidental Petroleum
Control Data
Perfect Film
Norris Industries
Allis-Chalmers
Dennison
NYSE Noon Prices Mixed Amid Dividend Notes
A jumble of stock listings from the New York Stock Exchange shows varied intraday moves with many issues trading near or above their prior levels. The report includes ex-dividend and ex-distribution notes, alongside price tallies for corporations like IBM, AmEx, and AmAirline, reflecting a broad trading day with shifts in several sectors.
North Carolina South Carolina Weather Tonight and Thursday
Forecast shows mostly cloudy skies across North and South Carolina with occasional rain and warmer temperatures tonight. Lows range from 40 to 45 degrees. Thursday will be mostly cloudy with more showers, cooler conditions in the northern areas.
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South Carolina
Sandhill Expansion Phase Two Underway At West End
The Sandhill Division of S Furniture Co Inc moves into the second phase of a 2 million ton program at West End North Carolina. Upon completion the plant will be conveyorized and modern for warehousing loading and shipping. First phase finished last December.
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S Furniture Co., Inc
West End
N. C
Sandhill
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Thieu Orders Permanent Closure of Night Clubs
Saigon President Thiệu announced the government will permanently close all night clubs and dance halls with theaters and movie houses exempt. March 1 is set as a day of prayer for those who died in the recent Communist offensive. He urged national austerity and pledged relief funds for war victims, while troops will return to the countryside to pursue Communist forces.
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To van Thieu Oo Toin
Saigon
Thieu
Tary Installa Thieu
Hue
Youth Waives Preliminary Hearing in Arson Cases
Jimmie Alford Stanley aged 20 waived preliminary hearings on seven arson counts in Randolph and Chatham counties. He remains jailed in Randolph County under $25,000 bonds and faces trial in the March term of Randolph Superior Court. Charges include a box company fire and a house fire near Archdale.
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Jimmie Alford Stanley
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Chatham
Randolph Superior Court
Randulph
Randolph County
Archdale
Neen New York Stock Exchange
The fragment notes activity at the New York Stock Exchange in New York. No clear event or dates are specified in the legible text.
Soviet Romania clash at Budapest 66 Communist parties meet
At the Budapest gathering of 66 Communist parties the Soviet plan for a world conference next autumn faced mixed support. Romania opposed Soviet aims in a closed session, while other parties leaned toward forming an all party committee to organize a Moscow conference, with several nations expected to stay away.
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Romania
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Two Kinston Men Charged In Policeman's Slaying
Lenoir County officers charged Roger W. Johnson Jr. and Charles Whitley with murder in the Goldsboro policeman's shooting. Officers say three men robbed the Holiday Inn. Walter Rouse was killed and D E Dale wounded as police stopped the car. A warrant also named Virgil W. Lanier for murder. Preliminary hearing set in Goldsboro.
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Kinston
N. C
Lenoir County
Goldsboro
Roger W. Johnson Jr
DuPont
Charles Whitley
Walter Rouse
D. E. Dale
Rouse
Dale
Rights Bill Appears Destined For Passage
The civil rights bill, born of compromise, seems set for Senate passage after six weeks of debate. Dirksen cites substantial agreement on open housing and federal penalties for voting rights interference, with staged implementation and state role before federal action.
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Senate
Congress
Everett M. Dirksen
Newsmen
Dirksen
House
Father Of Two Killed On Second Vietnam Trip
Sgt Lowell Smith 34 a 16 year Air Force veteran was killed by a mortar shell at a Saigon area barracks during his second Vietnam tour He left his wife and two children ages 2 and 4 with the town newspaper reporting his last letter home in which he spoke of his duty and gratitude to God and country.
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Boone
N. C
Vietnam
Sgt
Lowell Smith
Air Force
Saigon
Watauga Democrat
Sgt. Smith
U S Worried About War's Future Course in Vietnam
A U S official warns that political and military struggles in South Vietnam threaten the Saigon regime and U S strategy. Public criticism and rumors of coalition moves surface as tensions rise in the capital Hue and Saigon amid the Tet Offensive and arrests of non Communist opponents.
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William C. Ing
Saigon Daily News
United States
U.S
Saigon
Hue
Santattac Oon Ns
Coalition
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