Stock Market slips amid mixed Dow, IBM news
A crowded midday trading session saw the Dow Jones industrial average dip about 0.58 to near 19,000 as gains in some sectors were offset by declines in Boeing, Coca Cola, and other blue chips. IBM halted trading briefly to allow digest of a proposed 2 percent stock split, while insurers faced scrutiny over side arrangements connected to commissions.
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Johnson
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Boeing Air
Jgenead
Borden Coey Gsuime
Burl Ind
LBJ Co
Austin
Pune Corp
Tex
Celanese Corp
Chain Belt Sa
Patches
Ohio
Ee Ave Ee
Coca-Cola
Atari
Columbia G&e
Curtiss
Dan Rio Mills
Douglas Airen
Duke
Mately
Dupontden
jEast Airl
Jlbj Co
Eastman Rod
Jinsurance
Firestone
Foote
Ford Motor
IBM
Roth
Ling
Ecett & Myers
Marietta
Ingtean Trk
Onsanto
Sontg Ward
Natl Biscuit
Alsolwort & West
Avia
American Penney JC
Stock Exchange
Permsy RR
U.S
Pepsi Cola
Phillips Pett
Jenkins
Pitt Platells
Baker
NEW York
Nootipire Ji
Radio Corp
Agg
Noosea Tob
Allied Ch
Guilford
Allis Chal
Ison Railway
Am Can Co
Snerry Corp
Superior Court
Am Enka
Std Brands
Tayl Fire
Union Pac
Bendix Corp
United Airlines
Beth
United Aire
United Fruit
Va el & Pow
Iweva P&p
Johnton
Johnson and
Western Mollite
T Organ Erate Noth Gat Ak
West Union
Commons
Wong Ela
I Woolworth
Memo
Zenith Rad
Texas
Board Votes Herbin $300 For 3 Terms
In Greensboro Glenn, staying in a hotel suite above a convention ballroom, told newsmen he cannot campaign until his Marine Corps release clears. He declined to comment further on political participation during the interim.
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Young
Glenn
Marine Corps
Washington
Coleman
Glenn Forces
Herbin
Johnson outlines 1965 budget and new programs
President Johnson announces cost cutting and a flood of requests to Congress including a 230 million reduction for Commodity Credit Corporation expenditures, 512 million for 44 new projects, and total 1965 outlays of 2.7 billion. He urges federal aid to education, seeks another debt limit raise, sketches defense payroll cuts, and reaffirms Kennedy’s housing cabinet plan now renamed the Department of Housing and Community Development.
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Congress
Commodity Credit Corporation
Agriculture Department
Johnson
Defense Department
Kennedy
Department of Urban Affairs and Housing
Department of Housing and Commuity Development
Aqua Lab In Trouble Off North Carolina Coast
The 140 foot Aqua Lab with 58 aboard reported heavy seas and a propeller shaft problem 40 miles southeast of Cape Lookout. A former Navy minesweeper, the vessel was traced from Portland Maine to Miami Florida with Maine listed as owner. Coast Guard Jonquil escorted toward the coast and expected to dock at Morehead City while Hess Patrol and the Forestal stood by.
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Morehead City
N. C
Aqua Lab
Cape Lookout
N.C
Portland
Maine
Miami
Fla
Coast Guard
Navy
State of Maine
Jon- 'Quil
Hess Patrol
Forestal
Ian Lab
County board weighs extra term payments and zoning study
The board approved 300 of 900 requested for extra terms after county manager Carl Johnson noted six terms overlapped with Greensboro. Three terms were in High Point and three in Davidson County. Commissioners urged review of the payment policy. Zoning ordinance vote postponed pending study sessions, with no action expected for two weeks. Planning director Lindsay Cox and assistant Dennis Lynch were authorized to attend a FHFA conference in Atlanta.
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Wemaney Ameerwanneepy
Venema Herbin
Carl Johnson
Greensboro
High Point
Davidson County
Percy Sears
Lindsay Cox
Dennis Lynch
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
Holding To Head Cancer Drive Leadership Named
Lewis R. Holding of Charlotte and Raleigh, president of First Citizens Bank and Trust Co., will head the 1964 American Cancer Society drive. Holding's appointment was announced today in Raleigh.
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Raleigh
Lewis R. Holding
Charlotte and
First Citizens Bank & Trust Co
American Cancer Society
Holding
Trains Delayed by Short Circuit in Japan
In Hikone Japan 37 trains on the Tokyo Osaka express and local lines were delayed after a short circuit disrupted service. Mice reportedly chewed through a cable, halting multiple services and affecting schedules across the corridor.
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Hikone
Japan
Nash GOP Chairman Seeks Seat in 4th District
James Nash, 30, a Rocky Mount businessman and Nash County GOP chair, filed to challenge Rep. Harold C. Cooley. He backs free enterprise, fiscal restraint, full-time representation, local control on issues like tobacco, and a strong two party system. He previously backed the Draft Jonas for Governor effort. He is married with two children.
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Raleigh
N.C
James Nash
Republican Party
Nas Ity
Lcalt
GOP
Harold C. Cooley
Rocky Mount
Barry Goldwater
John W. Thedieck
Gardner
Cooley
Congress
Jonas
Charles R. Jonas
R-N.c
Vic Bubas Named Seal Chairman for 1964
Duke basketball coach Vic Bubas is appointed North Carolina Easter Seal chairman for 1964, with the announcement made in Durham North Carolina. The role involves leading regional charity efforts and fundraising for Easter Seals programs.
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Vic Bubas
Durham
N.C
Duke
North Carolina
Ruby plans swift bond hearing end and trial move
Ruby intends a quick bond hearing finish and seeks a possible murder trial postponement to February 17. He also vows to file today a change of venue and argued he cannot get a fair Dallas trial.
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Ruby
Dallas
High Point Wins Fire Prevention Contest In N C
High Point was named North Carolina's state winner in the NFPA fire prevention contest. Monroe and Fayetteville placed second and third, with Clinton and Mooresville earning honorable mentions. National results list Columbia as South Carolina winner and Charleston Air Force Base ranked first in its military category.
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Ascocia- How
High Point
North Carolina
Monroe
Fayetteville
Clinton
Mooresville
South Carolina
Columbia
Rock HM
Parris Snead
D.C
Charleston Airorce Base
8. C
Air Force
Winter market opens strong in High Point with buyers
Retailers and manufacturers report a robust start to the winter market at the Exposition Building and Furniture Plaza in High Point. Attendance matches last January as exhibitors note excellent openings and many retailers plan to place orders to refresh floors for spring and summer promotions. A SRFA clinic runs in the East Conference Room while a market dinner dance is planned at the Plantation Supper Club.
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NRFA
SRFA
High Point
Furniture Plaza
Exposition Building
UNC and affiliates group advisory board plans 1964 66 funds
The advisory group includes William C Friday Consolidated University of North Carolina Douglas M Knight Duke University C Robert Benson Gaston College Carlyle Campbell Meredith College J E Danieley Elon College Sam P Massie North Carolina College Bruce Whitaker Chowan College Kenneth R Williams Winston Salem Teachers College Leo Jenkis East Carolina College and W H Plemmons Appalachian State Teachers College The act authorizes 230 million annually for 1964 1965 and 1966 with about 18 million for undergraduate facilities in NC The commission will administer funds for public and private institutions Twenty two percent goes to public community colleges and technical institutes while 78 percent goes to public and private institutions including junior colleges The commission will first develop a state plan acceptable to the U S commissioner of education Also includes a long list of bid, ask and percentage figures for various firms and financial entities China is noted at the end as having the oldest existing civilization.
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William C. Friday
Consolidated University of North Carolina
Douglas M. Knight
Duke University
C. Robert Benson
Gaston College
Carlyle Campbell
Meredith College
J. E. Danieley
Elon College
Sam P. Massie
North Carolina College
Bruce E. Whitaker
Chowan College
Kenneth R. Williams
Winston-Salem Teachers College
Leo Jenkins
East Carolina College
W. H. Plemmons
Appalachian
State Teachers College
North Carolina
Commission
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William Ragsdale
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Buddy Hackett
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