Market mixed as Dow slips on tax concerns and energy pressure
The New York stock market showed uneven results with gains outpacing losses about 6 to 5. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 2.03 to 906.26 as blue chip weakness lingered. The AP 60 moved down 0.6 to 326.7 with oils trading up and some energy stocks trying to rebound amid higher Middle East taxes.
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Stock prices mixed on New York Exchange report
The New York Stock Exchange noon prices show scattered gains and losses across many issuers including Abbott Lab, Alcoa, IBM, Exxon, and General Electric with fluctuations in high, low, and last prices. Broad activity reflects mixed investor sentiment and sector volatility in this AP market summary.
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Traffic Violators Arrests Are Up In North Carolina
RALEIGH AP The North Carolina Highway Patrol reports more arrests for speeding and driving under the influence. Lt. Col. Edwin Guy says 1 370 DUI arrests were made in December, up 386 from a year ago, with a continuing rise in speeding arrests from September through November.
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Stock indices and bond averages report data mix
The Associated Press compiled figures show second ten industriales and rail stocks with varied weekly and monthly lows and highs. Bond averages are listed alongside industry indices with mixed daily changes and historical highs and lows from 1966 to 1967.
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North and South Carolina and Virginia Five Day Forecast Update
Weather forecast for North Carolina South Carolina and Virginia predicting cloudy conditions with intermittent rain possible snow in the north and rain in the south. Temperatures mainly in the 30s to 50s with mountains dipping into the 20s and a half inch to an inch of precipitation through Sunday or Monday.
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Hosiery Trends Highlighted for Retail Use
Top executives at major department and specialty stores learned of strong growth potential in hosiery sales. May Hosiery Mills president Shepard Schwartz urged stores to stock and promote aggressively, while a National Retail Merchants Assn session showcased new hosiery products and a musical presentation.
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Inner Circle of Klan Tied to 1966 Terrorism in Rowan County
FBI informant Robert P. Hill testified that a secret Ku Klux Klan inner circle conducted terrorism in Rowan and Cabarrus counties in 1966. He identified 10 defendants as members, recounting shootings and a cross burning linked to the case, with others disputing the inner circle claim.
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Mooresville
Byers
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Kannapolis
Ronald Lee Mullis
Roy Lee Hornbeak
Concord
Donald Paul Stewart Jr
Stewart
Fred Bost
Bost
Mullis
Winter Weather Miseries Plague Nation Says AP
A winter storm system brings snow, freezing rain, and icy roads from the South to the Northeast. The cold snap has caused at least 74 deaths since Saturday and gas shortages appear in New England as utilities struggle to meet demand.
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Fourth heart transplant patient sits up at Stanford
The world's fourth heart transplant patient Mikerak, a 59 year old steelworker, sat up and dangled his legs to aid circulation at Stanford Medical Center. Doctors urged continued exercise. His condition remains critical after a fourth operation and recent internal bleeding. Virginia White, the donor's mother, was buried in Palo Alto as praise for the life saving donation.
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Church of Christ
Communists Enjoin Aggressive Offense Across Vietnam in 1968
The Viet Minh high command aims to undermine rural confidence in Saigon and punish Allied forces, signaling intensified border battles along Dak To Loc Ninh and the Central Coast. Local Viet Cong battalions reemerged near Ha Nghia KB Phuoc and Qui Nhon as heavy fighting and morale tests unfold across central Vietnam.
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Five Dead Five Missing In Gas Blast
In Reading Pa an apparent gas explosion destroyed two attached brick homes killing five people and leaving five others missing. Police said five bodies were recovered from the debris and identified one as Robert Stanislaw 48 who lived with Frank Stanislaw family. Stanislaw’s wife and daughter were believed trapped. Stanislaw was treated for shock and released. Fire officials noted a city water crew had been digging nearby and could have hit a gas line though confirmation was unavailable.
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Stanislaw
Robert Geiser
Geiser
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Crop Insurance Rates Rise for North Carolina Cotton
North Carolina cotton growers will face higher federal crop insurance costs due to weather losses over the past two years. Julian Mann, state FCIC director, spoke at a Charlotte convention but did not specify the increase. He noted the state FCIC portfolio was $100 million in 1967, aiming for $120 million this year.
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North Carolina
Julian Mann
Federale Insurance Corp
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