Stock Market Reports Mixed With Dow Jones Edge Up
New York AP notes uneven trading as the market held a mixed tone at noon with some gains in nonferrous metals amid heavy activity. Leaders like Coca Cola and Chrysler show varied bids and asks while investors react to government health and policy signals. Two Greensboro men die after a car crash near Raleigh, with several travelers injured and Mary Naval Hospital receiving two Marines in critical condition.
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National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
New York
P&l
Peyaat
Gouree
PAF
Ace
Ches & Ohio
Chrysler Ee
Coca-Cola
iColumbia
Dupontden
Associated Press
Greyhound
East Airs
First Southern Co
Colonial
Duke
Prexel Enterprises
En Tel & Tel
Ae In Lance, Inc
Life & Cas
Goodrich BF
Li'l General Stores
Eames
Goodyear T&r
N. C. Nat. Bank
Occidental Life Ins
Eastman Kod
Nehru
Firestone
Ray Aria
A . Rowed
Netra
Dent Johnson
Interstate Life & Ac
Rerson
Life
Industri Cies
N.C
Dow Jones Industrial Xayser Roth
Pyramid Life
Syi Liggett & Myers
Sec
Life & Trust
Thom
Furn. Ind
Wach
Bank & Trust
S ‘Gees
Universal Oy
North State Tel
Was
Toric
Addi
C.D. Searle
Natl Bipentt
Dymo Industries
NY Central
Teinort Gs West
Mottnyam Avia ‘Gay
Param Pict
Penney Acos
Daily Report
Pengj Cola
Phillips Petr
Aker
Reuio Corp Agat
Reynolds Tobh
Kent
Redy
Sears Roebuck
Jimters
Sou Railway
Y Pardue
Greensboro
Sperry Corp
Seph Warren Jr
Raleigh
Exchange
Calif
Richard ‘Thomas
maf-Stevens J
Stokesdale
U.S
Texaco Inc
Purdue
Textron Inc
Thomas
J. Thomas
York
Carbide
Lenoir Memoria
Jal
United Airlines
Adams Millis
United Aire
Naval
United Fruit
Warren
Naval Hos
Camp Lejeune
Robert Bennett
George Dickerson
Tats Wa el & Pow
Va P&p
West Md
Iad Union
Am Tobcee
BR B . Z
Westing EL
Atch T&sf
Bie
Winn Dixie
Atl Coast Line
Woolworth
Rad Ae Aveo Cp
I Balt &O
Johnson programs target poor living conditions and jobs
National and other programs aim to improve living conditions and employment for the nation's poor. Senate Republican leader Errett M. Kirksen of Illinois said it remains to be seen whether Johnson can trim military outlays enough to finance such programs without breaking the President's self imposed expenditure limit.
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Senate
Ersett M. Kirksen
Illinois
Johnson
Collision Kills Two At Kinston
Two cars on U S 70 four miles west of Kinston before dawn killed two men and injured four. A West Berlin East German talks context appears in the wall news segment with officials weighing replies and a seven point memorandum.
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Kinston
N.C
U.S. 70
B. A
Brandt
Horst Korser
West Berlin
Erich Wendt
East Germany
Korber
Wendt
Stoph
Goldwater Calls Johnson Liable for Democratic Legacy
Senator Barry Goldwater, launching his presidential bid, decried President Johnson as a New Dealer trapped by inherited programs he calls liabilities. Speaking in Grand Rapids at a fundraiser, Goldwater urged restoring conservative principles and vowed to oppose Johnson’s agenda while criticizing intraparty divisions.
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Walter H. Mears
Grand Rapids
Mich
Barry Goldwater
House
Goldwater
Johnson
Johnsucket
San Francisco
Vention
United States
Kenake
Dal—Alas
Tex
Arizona
New Hampshire
Man government to recognize It
A brief note indicates a man government moves to recognize a matter labeled It. Details are sparse on the readable portion, with no clear names, dates, or locations evident in the fragment.
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Man
Nehru Leads Government and Congress as Foreign Minister
Beside heading the govern paaat, Nehru also holds the post of foreign minister and dominates the Congress party as kingpin, shaping policy and party direction.
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Nehru
Congress Party
Jealous Bride Leaps To Death In Chattanooga Hotel
In a jealous rage Mrs Edward L Lockman a 21 year old bride leaped from a third floor window of the Hamilton Hotel in downtown Chattanooga after a confrontation with her husband. He tried to catch her on the parking lot below but she fell crashing to her death. The couple had married Sept 3 and lived at the hotel. Police described her as a jealous woman and noted the cafe scene and clothes being thrown from the window prior to the fatal plunge.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Edward L. Lockman
Lockman
Hamilton Hotel
Viet Cong Guerillas Fire Rockets on Area
Viet Cong helicopters raked the area with rockets and machine gun fire in two attempted helicopter traps by radio. American readers learned that many radios had been captured but doubted guerrilla radio use. A new radio procedure is being introduced.
Mrs Johnson visits coal country to unveil research center
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson flies to Pennsylvania to attend the dedication of a new research center at Wilkes College Wilkes-Barre built with federal funds and Ford Foundation grant. The First Lady notes the need for job creation as coal towns struggle, urging Congress to support redevelop ment funding while acknowledging potential budget cuts.
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Johnson
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Pennsylvania
Uncle Sam
Wilkes College
Wilkes - Barre
Ford Foundation
Congress
Dirk
West Virginia
Sen
Dow Jones Averages and Market Figures
Market summary showing Dow Jones Averages with figures for industrials utilities and stocks. Reading indicates shifts in major indices with reported levels and trading volume, reflecting activity on a furnished table from Sadie and Co.
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Sadie & Co
Congress session opens amid holiday drift and Kennedy center bill
The 86th Congress convenes at noon as many members delay return to Washington. Senate agenda thin with no major action while Johnson signals support for Kennedy civil rights and elderly health care funded via Social Security taxes. The national cultural center bill, renamed for John F. Kennedy, is before the Senate.
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House
National Cultural Center
John F. Kennnedy
Senate
Johnson
New York
John Mar
Son
May Johnson
Kennedy
Weyers
Mutual Funds Stocks and Bonds Notice
J Sturgis May & Co advertises mutual funds stocks and bonds services from the South Floor North Central National Bank Building telephone 882 8161 through J Sturgis May & Co.
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J. Sturgis May & CO
Sth
N.C. Nati Bank Bldg
North Carolina National Bank
High Point
N. C
Fractional currency issued in the United States in 1837
A brief note recalls the 1837 financial slump when the United States minted fractional currency. The event reflects a harsh economic mood and the government's monetary response during that period.
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U. S
Gilliland Case May Get Action
Warren County grand jury expected to act on murder charge against Mrs. Barbara Gilliland in the death of her husband, attorney James D. Gilliland. Three witnesses testified at a Monday hearing but no indictment was issued. she posted under $5,000 bond after a preliminary hearing.
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Warrenton
N.C
Warren County
Barbara Gilliland
James D. Gilliland
Waynicks Return Home From Hospital
Major General Capus M. Waynick and Mrs Waynick recovered from heart ailments at High Point Memorial Hospital and returned to Fieldstone Farm to convalesce Their conditions improved and they can receive visitors though still health cautious after his heart attack six weeks ago.
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Capus M. Waynick
Waynick
High Point Memorial Hospital
Fieldstone Farm
General Waynick
Jack Burris Heart Center
Johnson Signs Foreign Aid Bill in $3 Billion Package
President Johnson signed the foreign aid appropriation bill totaling 3 billion dollars for the current fiscal year begun July 1. The compromise amount sits 600 million below the prior ceiling and well under Kennedy's initial request, while removing a House ban on credit guarantees to Communist nations for grain sales. The Senate acted after a brief Christmas recess, with House approval following a daybreak session.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
House
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Rep Baker Succumbs to Attack in Tennessee
Rep Howard H. Baker, 61, a Republican congressman from Tennessee's 2nd District and Ways and Means Committee member, died of a heart attack at his Knoxville home. He was shaving when stricken. wife Mrs. Baker called for help and he died at hospital. A Huntsville native, Baker was elected to Congress in 1950 and earlier chaired the state Republican Party.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Howard H. Baker
Tennessee
House
Ways and Means Committee
Baker
Huntsville
Congress
Republican National Executive Committee
John Jennings Jr
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