Mixed stock market on profit taking and rate shifts
New York stock market opened mixed as profit taking pressed prices while some key rates declined. Dow Jones at 928.13, down 1.50, with 5 gainers to 3 losers on the NYSE led by Gulf & Western and other large issues. American and NYSE totals showed modest gains amid renewed trading activity and earnings reports shaping the day.
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New York Exchange Sees Wide Stock Activity Across Sessions
A dense New York Stock Exchange page shows numerous tickers and price shifts with entries for Accra, Amro, and Amex listed amid a broad market scan. The data include last, high, low values, and notable movements across sectors, reflecting a volatile trading day.
North Carolina feels minor 4.0 earthquake strike region
The USGS reported a magnitude 4 tremor early Monday felt across Kentucky, West Virginia, and North Carolina. Centered 25 to 50 miles northwest of Harlan at about six miles depth, the shallow quake caused no injuries or damage and followed a pattern of regional seismic activity.
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Lilienthal Urges Halt To Nuclear Exports
Washington AP Lilienthal former AEC chairman told a Senate subcommittee the United States should immediately halt exports of all nuclear devices and materials to curb proliferation. He warned the atomic arms race is accelerating and urged action despite uncertain outcomes. Hans Bethe supported restricting fast breeder reactors and separation facilities while stopping short of a total embargo.
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North Carolina Sees Record Low May Temperatures
The National Weather Service warned of new morning lows across much of North Carolina with predawn readings near zero in the mountains and 10 to 15 degrees in other areas. Outer Banks remained above 20 degrees as Sunday stayed cold. afternoon highs only in the 20s to 30s statewide.
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Political race coverage and mixed views spark Iowa caucus eve
Humphrey argued for tax funded jobs and housing aid while Udall and Jackson pushed desegregation and anti Soviet strategies. Bayh Carter and Udall lead early polling in Iowa as 85 000 Democrats and Republicans prepare to caucus. pundits expect broad but scattered support amid unclear preferences.
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Sinatra May Be Called and Kennedy Friendship Questioned
The Los Angeles Times reported that Sinatra’s friendship with Kennedy continued after warnings about connections with hoodlums. The LA Times cited correspondence in the JFK Library in Waltham, Massachusetts and statements from aides Kenneth O'Donnell and Dave Powers to support the claim.
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Ray story links Raoul to King death plot in Canada
Reporters raised questions about James Earl Ray and a broader conspiracy tied to King’s assassination. Tyne magazine cited sources claiming Raoul behind events and involvement by Ray’s brothers and family. McMillan said he paid nearly $5,000 in nickels and dimes over seven years to Ray’s relatives for information.
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CIGARETTE WARNING PROMPTS Early Cancer Screening
Dr. Marvin A. Schneiderman of the National Cancer Institute urges targeted screening for high risk groups to detect cancer early. Combined with preventive steps like cutting down on cigarette use, it could cut the United States death rate from cancer by about one third, saving about 100,000 lives annually.
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Jones Agrees To Pay Taxes
RALEIGH AP Secretary of Corrections David L. Jones said he has agreed to pay back taxes owed to the Cumberland County town of Spring Lake after reassessment. He disputed reports of delinquency, noting thousands owe back taxes and that the property is owned with his brother.
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