Market Dips as Dow Off 0.72 in NYC Transit Strike
At noon the Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 0.72 with the Associated Press index down 0.4 to 363.4 as trading slowed due to the New York City transit strike. Major groups varied with autos and nonferrous metals weaker while airlines and drugs fell and copper futures showed strength.
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New York City
Bio Aerospace
Associated Press
Admiral
Avarabe
Steels
Lukens
Crucible
U.S. Steel
Ee Bet Republic St . Coppers
Kennecott
Phelps Dodge
International Nickel
U.S
New York Exchange Dividend Footnotes Clarify Terms
The document explains table footnotes for 1965 dividends and ex dividend dates with codes for special cases such as extra dividends stock payments and various distribution methods. It defines terms like ex dividend, pay date, and when issued or sold in full, noting conditions for foreign issues and bankruptcy considerations.
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Trayeble
Wwe
North Carolina Democrats set May 19 convention in Raleigh
The State Democratic Executive Committee elected Mrs. Harry K. MacDonnald of Asheville as vice chairman and announced May 19 for the convention in Raleigh. Precinct meetings May 7 and county gatherings May 14 were also scheduled. Governor Dan Moore spoke and state chairman J. Melville Broughton Jr. said a committee would study possible organizational changes ahead of next week’s legislative apportionment.
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Harry K. MacDonnald
Asheville
Dan Moore
J. Melville Broughton Jr
Broughton
McDonnald
Inne County
Ager
Max Gardner Jr
Shey
Ire Gardner
Wareston
New Hav
Businesses Stir Spurt In Building
Six business improvement projects dominated the week’s $113,500 in permits. The Borden Ice Cream Co sought a $42,000 freezer room on N Main St, and a $9,000 structure on West Point St. Glenola Frame Works added a $200 boiler room extension. Mrs. Sylvia Silver filed for a $35,000 warehouse on Surrett Dr. Thompson Arthur Co planned a $7,000 1728 square foot business building on Prospect St.
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N. Main Street
West Point Street
Glenola Frame Works, Inc
Sylvia Silver
Surrett Drive
Thompson - Arthur Company
Prospect Street
Cotton Futures Open Quiet With No Trades Registered
New York AP reports cotton futures opened quiet with no trades registered.
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New York
Japan Eyes Step Toward Viet Nam Peace Talks
The United States expects progress from a January visit by Japan's Foreign Minister Etsusaburo Shiina to Moscow 16 January where an air agreement will be signed. Shiina will likely push Viet Nam peace talks and freer outreach via Japan's embassies in Laos Cambodia and other states with North Vietnamese ties.
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State Council Plans Regional Meeting in North Carolina
The North Carolina Good Neighbor Council will hold a regional meeting here January 19 with chairman Coltrane inviting Republicans and urging chiefs of police sheriffs mayors and employers to attend A seminar on law enforcement and community relations led by Walter Anderson will anchor the program Other panelists include Malcolm Seawell S H Mitchell and Irving Tranen A second panel will cover community organization and employment training Similar meetings are planned for Shelby January 18 and Greenville January 21
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Coltrane
Republic
State Bureau of Investigation
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Malcolm Seawell
Inter-Agency
Lowe Named Life Member of VFW Post 619
Roy F. Hunter, commander of VFW Post 619, announced the presentation of a life membership to Melvin Lowe. Lowe was hailed for his unselfish devotion to post duties and untiring efforts, named man of the year for the VFW.
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Melvin Lowe
Roy F. Hunter
VFW
Hunter
Lowe
YMCA Camp Reunion Set Tomorrow
All Cheerio campers and prospective campers gather at the High Point YMCA gym Saturday at 7 p.m. for the 6th Annual Camp Cheerio Reunion. Highlights include viewing 1965 color slides, remarks by former counselors, and staff announcements for 1966 sessions.
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Cheerio
John
Ole) Olson
N. C. State
Sg Tg Taupe
A Eee
Residents Hope Worst Is Over After Deep Coastal Floods
Storms drove more than 1,000 from homes along the coast south of Crescent City to Eureka as rivers crested or neared flood stage. Crests moved inland with high tides. some residents were cautious as heavy runs threatened towns, while trains resumed service between San Francisco and Portland.
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Peter Lawford Admitted To Hospital In Boston
Actor Peter Lawford has been admitted to New England Baptist Hospital in Boston for a checkup. A hospital spokesman said no further details were immediately available.
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Boston
New England Baptist Hospital
Lawford
City Parks Foreman Jester Honored for service
High Point Parks and Recreation Commission honored J. L. Jester who retired December 31 1965 as parks and recreation maintenance foreman. Ray Kisiah said Jester enabled the department to do its own improvements saving the city money and Jester will work part time during the spring.
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High Point Parks and Recreation Commission
J. L. Jester
Parks and Recreation
Ray Kisiah
Jester
Aliens In State Must Register In January
January is the month for tax listing and also when aliens residing in the United States must register. No figures are available for the current number, but 125 aliens registered at the fire last year. Registration forms are now available and require mostly basic information from registrants.
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