Wall Street Mixed as Dow Ticks Higher on Tuesday
The Dow Jones average rose to 845.50, the highest since November 18, 1969, while the NYSE saw advances outpace declines by more than 2 to 1. Gains came from autos and industrials as oil and steel shares softened amid talks and policy shifts.
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Dow
New York Stock Exchange
Federal Housing Administration
Veterans Administration
Nixon
Nytronics
Tool Research
McCulloch Oil
Peel-Oder
Ecological Science
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State education budget boosts for higher education
The budget group projects a 10 percent enrollment rise to 78,696 and increases in appropriations: 314.3 million for faculty salary increases, 2.7 million for new and improved programs, 4.3 million for data processing, and 1.2 million for library upgrades. Community college funding would grow from 83.5 million to 111.8 million as enrollments are expected to climb from 57,200 to 66,000.
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Mar Mid
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Mayostr
Ohio
Chris Cratt
Mead Cor
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Behrends Harwell & Henderson elects Don Stewart VP
Don Stewart elected vice president of Behrends Harwell & Henderson advertising agency and holds account supervisor duties. He previously led as chief in Bennett Advertising Charlotte office, later served as account executive, and earlier wrote copy for Henderson Advertising in Greenville DC. A Summerville native and 1964 Wurman grad, he lives in High Point with wife Mary Leila Harrell and sons Connor and Hoke, attends First Presbyterian where he is vice chair of associate deacons.
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Don Stewart
Behrends Harwell & Henderson Advertising Agency
Stewart
Bh&h
Bennett Advertising
Goey
Charlotte
Learly
Yiel
Quarcars
Henderson Advertising
Greenville
D.C
W. R. Grace & Co
Summerville C
Seminar on Finance for Non-Financial Managers at Wake Forest
A two day Wake Forest University seminar titled Finance for Non Financial Managers will run January 28 and 29 on campus. Judson D DeRamus director of the Management Institute stated the course requires no prior accounting knowledge.
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Wake Forest University
Management Institute of the
Babcock Graduate, School of Management
Judson D. DeRamus
Realtors group names two committee chairs in Ash
The president elect of the North Carolina Association of Realtors Inc announced two chairmen for Ash. J. Alton Stanford was named chairman of community development and Sandy Mendenhall will head the membership committee. Clarence Beasley of New Bern will install them Thursday at the association’s meeting in New Bern.
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North Carolina ‘Association of Realtors, ‘Inc
Ash
J. Alton
Stanford
Sandy Mendenhall
Clarence B. Beasley
New Pern
New Fern
James P Greenway Joins Venture Carpets Sales Force
James P Greenway of Greensboro named to the sales staff for Venture Carpets a Concept Industries Inc division. Formerly with Cairo Distributors Inc he hails from High Point and belongs to West Irving Park Methodist Church Ambassador Club and High Point Jaycees.
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Greenway
Greensboro
Venture Carpets
Concept Industries, Inc
Atlanta
Underwriters To Meet In High Point On Jan 14
George Clark of New England Life N Calhoun Anderson of Life of Virginia and Nick Oglesby of Jefferson Standard Life form a panel for the January meeting of the High Point Life Underwriters Assn The topic is Equity Products for the Life Insurance Man The 8 am breakfast meeting will be Thursday Jan 14 in the Cellar Room at the Holiday Inn Downtown
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George Clark
New England Life
N. Calhoun Anderson
Life of Virginia
Nick Oglesby
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co
High Point Life Underwriters Assn
Holiday Inn
Dealers weigh price tags and suggested pricing
Nichols and Nevin debated sticker prices and a possible warning on price tags to prevent misleading customers. They acknowledged uncertainty about how to start a new pricing system but agreed action is needed while Ford's franchise policies aim to avoid deceptive or unethical advertising.
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Nichols
Nevin
Commission
Nevin Alen Gald
Ford
Soldier testifies My Lai orders grim and destructive
Vietnam veteran Tammy Moss testified that prior My Lai briefing urged killing all in the village. He said Capt Medina asked about women and children, first mention of such questions. Moss recalled previous missions to hold prisoners for interrogation and that no one was to be spared in My Lai.
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Vietnam
My Lai
William’ Calley
Tammy Moss
Calley
South China Sea
Moss
Ernest Moina
Medina
Lark
Spartanburg
8.C
Aubrey Daniel
Mesa
Gunships Accused in My Lai Slayings in Court Martial
Lt. Bryan Livingston testified that gunships fired on civilians fleeing My Lai as Charlie Company troops attacked. He estimated 35 to 40 dead on the trail west of the main road. Sgt. Dennis Vasquez confirmed gunship involvement but could not give death totals. Capt. Eugene Katouc noted morale drop after 18 casualties in a mined field days earlier.
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Mcpherson
Vilians
Charley
My Lai
Livingston
Dennis Vasquez
Vasquez
Hutto
Tallulah
Charlie ‘Company
Eugene Katouc
Reds Hold Two Passes In Cambodian Highway Drive
Saigon says a force of 140 armored cars leading more than 13,000 South Vietnamese and Cambodian troops began a two pronged push to reopen Highway 4 from Phnom Penh to the sea. The operation targets the Elephant Mountain and Stung Chhay passes, with 5,200 South Vietnamese Marines and allied units taking part alongside four Cambodian regiments and U.S. air support. Reports note limited early clashes and casualties on both sides.
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North
South
Phnom Pénh
Elephant Mountains
Phch ‘Nil
Phnom Penh
Stung Chhay
Kom‘ang Som
Pich Nil
Trapeang Kea
U.S
Cambodia
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