Stock Market Flexes Ahead With Mixed Gains In Brief Rally
U S and international markets rose early in the afternoon led by stronger industrials as investors applauded President Johnson's prosperity plan. Motors and Ford advanced while American Motors fell. U S Steel Republic and Jones & Laughlin declined on a wavering steel sector. Xerox gained over two points and U S Smelting led gains among industrials as the Dow Jones index climbed to 882.07 with the day’s breadth mixed and trading brisk on the Big Board and American Stock Exchange.
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Over-Counter Stocks and Bid and Asked Prices
A historical note explains bid and asked quotations for over counter stocks from the National Association. It describes securities that could have been sold or bought at the quoted times and mentions the terms bid and asked as price indicators.
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Defense's Motion Refused in Norton Wife Slaying Trial
Superior Court Judge William A. Johnson denied a defense request to limit the Norton murder trial to second degree murder or manslaughter. Thomas W Norton is charged with fatally shooting his wife Judy Smith Norton at their Durham home, while testimony included accounts from Verda Ramsey of Hickory who said Norton confessed he loved her and wanted to rid himself of his wife.
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North Carolina centers in Research Triangle eyed in hepful plan
Heel members of Congress blocked that proposal. The North Carolinians argued the center's proximity to medical schools at Duke University and the University of North Carolina would boost exchange of ideas in environmental health research. Dr. Luther Terry praised the Triangle location for diverse research opportunities. Celebrezze announced Ohio and West Virginia would share in expanded environmental health research with new facilities planned in Cincinnati and a regional center in West Virginia.
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Insurance costs limit access to care for low income groups
A speaker argues that patients with incomes under $2,000 struggle to see a doctor, while those earning over $7,000 visit more frequently. The statement highlights the need for government aid to cover part of essential medical and dental procedures for the poor.
Kuhn Aims to Lead Police to Star of India Jewel Heist
Allan Dale Kuhn 26 in Miami in a reported bid to help recover the Star of India sapphire and 21 other jewels valued at 410000 stolen Oct 29 from the American Museum of Natural History in New York. Kuhn, Murphy, and Clark were arrested within 30 hours. Kuhn flew to Miami under surveillance.
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LBJ seeks change in gold backing to free $5 billion
President Johnson plans to ask Congress to repeal the 25 percent gold backing requirement for currency and reserves. The move would free about $5 billion in gold for future money supply increases and international balance of payments needs.
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Statesville Man and Wife Bound Over in Manslaughter Case
Calvin Upright 18 and his estranged wife Barbara 17 were bound over for trial in Superior Court on manslaughter and aiding and abetting manslaughter charges after a December 8 car race during which 16 year old Thomas Upright was killed. A teenage passenger testified Upright’s car ran off a dirt road into a ditch while being chased by a car driven by Mrs Upright. Patrolman Eugene Cloer said Mrs Upright admitted she was chasing the car to learn who accompanied her husband.
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John M Morehead Legacy Tied to Foundation and Public Work
John Motley Morehead, born 1870 in Spray North Carolina, led the foundation that funded Morehead Stadium chimes and a hospital in Rockingham County. A UNC alumnus and engineer, he served as Rye mayor, a War Industries Board member, and minister to Sweden before returning to Union Carbide.
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Pikeville votes over 100 year old oak fate opposition
Citizens of Pikeville circulate a petition to save a century old oak near Railroad and Church streets. The council says two thirds of 253 eligible voters must oppose removal, calling the tree a safety hazard. Residents and the Pikeville Women’s Club contest the plan.
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Tax tips explain sickness pay credit and credit timing
The article discusses how credit for sickness pay starts after 30 days and varies with whether pay remains above 75 percent, with examples of a 60 day absence and hospital hospitalization. It contrasts full pay during illness with reduced rates and outlines how credits shift from 75 to 100 per week, plus a promotion for an on the line tax guidance book.
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