Stock market extends tenth straight advance amid mixed gains
The Dow rose to 837.25 at noon with a two to one gain advantage as autos, rubbers, electronics, chemicals, oils and rails led higher while glamor stocks in office equipment and photography lagged. IBM faced a rumor of probe, McDonnell and Douglas advanced on merger talks, and the Associated Press index edged up about half a point.
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New York Exchange Noon Prices in AP Stock Table
The Associated Press reports noon prices from the New York Stock Exchange with figures for Mead, McKess, Nat Can, Nat Fuel, Northrop, Pfizer, PepsiCo and many others. The table notes percentages changes and various abbreviations for dividends, ex-dividend status, and other stock- and company-specific details.
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New York Stock Index Kept Quiet At Noon
New York stock market activity remained subdued at noon with the latest noon index readings showing limited upward movement. Investors waited for broader economic cues as trading paused near midday.
New York Stock Exchange closes mixed on erratic session
Amid a jumbled trading day on Wall Street, stock listings show Abbott Lab and Goodyear among notable movers while numerous issues posted fractional gains or losses. Cotton futures opened without actual trades as traders awaited clearer direction.
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North and South Carolina Weather Outlook This Week
Forecasts show fair cool conditions in North and South Carolina with slight warming Tuesday mainly inland. Mountains near 20s to 30s tonight, coast near 26 to 32, highs 40s to 60s inland and along the coast, with showers possible late Tuesday into Saturday and total rainfall around half to three quarters of an inch.
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Baker Case Bugging Arguments Focus On Evidence
In Washington AP, lawyers debated whether charges against Bobby Baker should be thrown out over bugging. The federal trial of Baker, a former Senate aide, enters its second week with counts including income tax evasion larceny and conspiracy.
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Boston Trial Testimony Resumed
Testimony resumes in the Albert DeSalvo trial as prosecutors plan to present psychiatrists to counter insanity claims. DeSalvo faces four 1964 sexual assault charges in suburban Boston homes, not linked to the 1962 to 1964 serial killings. Bailey called psychiatrists to support insanity defense. a fellow inmate testified DeSalvo sought financial gain from his murder story.
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Market gains momentum as retailers back spring orders
New delivery schedules arise from 1966 sales dip. Manufacturers urge immediate orders for spring needs. Traffic to High Point market improves with Sears lot parking expansion by retailers. Market opens strong with good attendance expected and a Southern Retail Furniture Association breakfast at the exposition building.
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Television tastes revealed in national survey findings
A cross section of homes shows preferences among disaffection comedies adult westerns and late night talk shows. The results align with Louis Harris studies from the past two years using diary techniques similar to TV rating services.
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Senate panel to probe Vietnam policy with Rusk hearing
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee questions Secretary of State Dean Rusk on Vietnam policy with a focus on the bombing of targets in North Vietnam. Leaders Fulbright and Mansfield express doubts about peace prospects, while four freshmen senators split on continuing the bombing.
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Dirksen Seeks Space Funds Cut to Avoid Tax Hike
Washington AP reports Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen proposes cutting space program spending to prevent a tax increase. He questions the impact of lunar timing on the budget and suggests substantial cuts could be made to balance fiscal policy.
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Lurleen Wallace Takes Over Alabama Governorship
Lurleen Wallace sworn in as Alabama's first woman governor with outgoing Gov. George Wallace at her side. He becomes her adviser at a nominal salary and hints at a 1968 presidential bid as he weighs national campaigns. A prayer breakfast precedes a long parade, with no African Americans allowed in the 1963 event.
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Hanoi Man Shares Views With Florida Editor Mottoed Peace
In Hanoi a speaker gives views to a Florida editor, urging peace after a long battle in the North Vietnam countryside. The remarks reflect a wartime motto echoed by local citizens seeking an end to hostilities.
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Ho Chi Minh Presses Freedom and Peace Stand in Hanoi
President Ho Chi Minh told an American visitor that North Vietnam cherishes peace but will not surrender independence. He called U S forces in the south a shameful condition and condemned the bombings as atrocities while stressing the central aim of preserving independence and freedom.
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Mekong Delta clashes as raids probe prison massacre site
Ground fighting flared in the Mekong Delta as South Vietnamese forces moved on a prison camp blamed on the Viet Cong. A Vietnamese military spokesman said 44 civilians died in the camp while 5 civilians and 1 soldier survived after most prisoners were executed or killed by gunfire and grenades. Elite Ranger units reported heavy fighting two miles from the camp with air support and no own casualties.
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