Irregular New York opening shows modest gains and losses
The stock market opened with a slightly higher trend and active trading. Texaco fell 43 to 79 4 on 12,000 shares, American Telephone steady at 61 24, Union Carbide up 4 to 68 4 on 6,000 shares, Ford unchanged on 4,000 shares, International Telephone down 4 to 70% on 3,000 shares, Sperry Rand up 4 to 21% on 10,100 shares, General Electric unchanged at 18 8 on 2,000 shares, U.S. Steel up 3% to 3%4 on 2,000 shares, American Can up percent at on 1,008 shares.
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Texaco
American
Union Carbide
Ford
International Telephone
Sperry Rand
General Electric
U.S. Steel
American Can
Afer
Moon American Ae
FoodFair
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Satari
Seeburg
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Atlas Co
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Over-The-Counter Stock Averages Report
Inter-dealer NASD quotations at about 10 30 am today reflect representative prices. Markets shift through the day and retail markups or commissions are not included. Ask prices have been adjusted upward to include an approximate markup.
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NASD
Space chief predicts US lunar lead but flags Russia ahead soon
NASA head James Webb told Dallas reporters he expects the United States to reach the moon first but concedes Soviet advances may keep Moscow ahead for a year or two. He cited the Cosmos 104 flight and Proton 1 and 2 launches as evidence of a vigorous Soviet program while in Texas to address the Dallas County Medical Society.
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Dallas
Tex
James
Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Russia
Soviet’ Union
United States
Dallas County Medical Society
Paper Drive Set In High Point Jamestown
High Point and Jamestown Jaycees announce the first paper drive of the year starting Sunday at 1 pm. Collectors plan to cover both communities with special pickups arranged by calling 883-2016 for High Point or 882-3157 for Jamestown. Paper should be tied in bundles or boxed at the curb by 1 pm to ensure pickup.
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High Point
Jamestown Jaycees
Jamestown
Brazilian Death Toll Hits 283
AP report from Rio de Janeiro notes death toll from floods and landslides rising to 283 with impacts spreading to Nileroi and Petropolis. A major water shortage followed when a boulder destroyed a main line, hampering cleanup after three days of rain and triggering continued searches in the favela slums above Rio.
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Claude & Eresen
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Nileroi
Bay
Petropolis
Favela
Rio
Charlotte Native Kistler Reported Killed in Vietnam
Army Lt. Russell W. Kistler 42 of Charlotte was reported killed in action in Vietnam. His family received telegram notification from the Defense Department on Wednesday. Kistler and his wife had lived in Dothan Alabama for several years.
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Charlotte
Ap)— Army
Russell W. Kistler
Viet Nam
Defense Department
Kistler
Dothan
Ala
Johnson seeks bigger withholdings and faster tax collections
The President urged higher withholdings and swifter corporate tax collections without raising rates, while signaling willingness to ask Congress for new taxes to fund the Viet Nam effort. Senate and House leaders criticized or questioned the revenue estimates and defense spending assumptions.
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Congress
Viet Nam
Senate Gop
Ererett IM. Dirksen
Appropriations
Johnson
House
Gerald R. Ford
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Senate Finance Committee
Russell B. Long
D-La
Finance Committee
Frank Carlson
R-Ikan
GOP
William Proxmire
D-Wis
North Carolina Senate districts set by new reapportionment law
The new North Carolina senatorial districts are outlined with district lines and seat allocations. Districts 1 through 33 list the counties represented and whether one or two senators will come from each, reflecting the reapportionment approved by both houses. The piece shifts to President Johnson’s Viet Nam address, noting his focus on a cease-fire, ongoing bombing pause, and conditions for disengagement if South Viet Nam is allowed to decide its future.
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Pitt
Warren
Greene
Jones
Lenoir
Gih
Onslow
Franklin
Granville
Vance
Johnston
Nash
Wilson
Wayne
Duplin
New Hanover
Pender
Sampson
Durham
Orange
Person
Wake
Chatham
Harnett
Lee
Cumberland
Foke
Bladen
Brunswick
Columbus
Caswell
Rockingham
Sone
Viet Nam
Congress
South
Midwest Snowstorm Hits Midwest and Heads to Northeast
A huge storm dumps deep snow across the Midwest with 11 inches in Milwaukee and 8 in Rockford, halting air traffic at General Mitchell Field and forcing reroutes to Chicago. Winds up to 35 mph create 3 foot drifts as Milwaukee and Chicago brace for the Northeast impact.
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Associated Press
Midwest
United States
Milwaukee
Rockford
Gen. Mitchell Field
Chicago
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
O'Hare International
Buffalo Grove
Chica
Streator
Missouri
Iowa
Minnesota
Illinois
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Tso
Minneapolis
Nebraska
Weather Bureau
New England
Maine
North
Pacific
Tatoush Island
Wash
Wehrie Says He Was At Home During Attack
CHARLOTTE former Duke University law student says he was at home talking to a house guest when the alleged rape and burglary occurred. Richard T. Wehrie 24 testified he remained with John Kitchen until 1 40 a m near the time Mrs W Lester Brooks says an intruder broke in and assaulted her.
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Charlotte
API
Duke University
Richard T. Wehrie
Wehrle
John Kitchen
W. Lester Brooks
Webb
Samuel M. Milletta
Ernest S. DeLaney Jr
Brooks
House Approves Realignment Plan. Conference Weighs Changes
A three judge federal panel and a House Senate voting clash over reapportionment. The House approved a population based realignment of its 120 member chamber with four district changes, but the Senate objected prompting a conference committee. Montgomery County centers the dispute as districts shift among Moore Hoke Randolph Davidson and Robeson Scotland. Also, Sen. Mills proposes at large congressional elections while counties redraw district lines under one man one vote rulings. A House bill would let counties redraw or elect at large. Legal challenges in Ons low and Carteret counties question the districts constitutionality. Another measure would allow apportionment of one house on a basis other than population if the Constitution is amended.
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House
Senate
Hhouse
Montgomery County
J. Paw Wallace
Montgomery
Moore
Hoke
Randolph County
Davidson
Randolph
Robeson
Scotland
Mills
Alabama
IRSUC
Onslow
Carteret
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S
Practice Drinking Proposed by Harvard Psychiatrist
Harvard psychiatrist Dr. Morris Chafetz urged a national course of practice drinking from elementary school through college to teach social drinking under supervision. He said alcohol is here to stay and that early weak drinks would gradually increase, arguing it would reduce heavy use and help youths learn social skills and relaxation without promoting excess.
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New York
Harvard
Morris Chafetz
Chafetz
Viet Nam War Ambushes and Cease Fire Talks
Viet Cong guerillas ambushed a South Vietnamese battalion along Main Route 1 near Trang Bang and Cu-Chi, with moderate government casualties and heavy U.S. adviser losses. In Operation Crimp, 8,000 U.S. and Australian troops fought such clashes as 431 Communists killed and 80 captured. A large 25 miles northwest of Saigon campaign began near the Trent Triangle as another ambush threatened the Crimp command post. Viet Cong mined a supply convoy near Saigon, and clashes continued around Thong Chu and Trung Luong. A New Year cease-fire was observed, with Viet Nam Press noting possible timing but no formal announcement. Captain John W. Postgate Jr. aided a critical air response that helped a beleaguered unit.
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Diers
International Red Cross
United States
Trang Bang
Cu-Chi
Saigon
U.S
Trent Triangle
Viet Cand
Thong Chu
Trung Luong
Quang Tri City
Viet Nam
Viet Cong
Cao van Vien
John W. Postgate Jr
Erie
U.S. Air Force
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