New York Stocks Slip Amid Broad Market Decline
The AP stock report notes uneven afternoon losses across sectors led by steels rubbers aerospace and chemicals while utilities and cigarette shares gain modestly. The Dow Jones average fell 4.01 to 891.30 as trading remained active with mixed results across major issues and miners brokers.
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United States
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Philips Elect
Fresnillo
New York & Honduras
Rosario
Milo Elec International
Savoy Industries
TWA
Syntex
Over-Counter Stocks Quoted By National Exchange
Prices for over the counter stocks are listed as bids and asked figures from the National Association of Securities Dealers. These quotes reflect securities sold or bought at the time and are supplied upon request.
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Ferry proposal 1944 plan impacts Yadkin County lands
The article notes a proposed vm ferry announced in 1944 would not affect Yadkin, potentially submerging corn rich bottom land. It emphasizes Yadkin County’s economy rooted in small farming along the river and supports a plan for multiple smaller dams to aid the area.
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Yadkin River
Johnsons Celebrate Opulent Ball With 12,000 Guests
A grand event attracted about 12,000 attendees enjoying shimmering satins and flowers overhead. A 300-foot bar and adjacent bistro framed dancing as tickets priced at $25 drew ballgoers, with optimism and civic purpose echoed by attendees at multiple Democratic gatherings.
Moslem Mihrab Defined and Mecca Direction Shown in Mosque
The article explains a moslem mihrab as a decorated slab on an interior mosque wall marking the direction of Mecca for prayer. It notes New York has supplied the United States with more vice than any other state.
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New York
United States
Arsenic Found In Two Bodies
Tarboro North Carolina preliminary tests show arsenic traces in the two young daughters of Fred B. Simms amid questions whether levels were lethal. Coroner J G Raby awaits a written report after exhumations and re examinations of Kimberly 7 months old and Pamela 3 years old.
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North Carolina Memorial Hospital
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Court session marks retirement gift for Solicitor staff
Superior Court convened to day with a departure from routine. Attendees presented a gift to Assistant Solicitor W Ed Lowe who has resigned from the staff. Judge Robert Gambill noted the ceremony for the court recorder. Trials of Norman Cecil and Larry Jessup opened with pleas of not guilty to larceny of 1000 dollars of furniture from Hege Upholstery Co.
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Little Said On Foreign Affairs
Washington AP reports President Johnson devoted Wednesday's address largely to domestic issues. The speech signals Johnson will focus on home-front problems, with foreign policy guidance to come from the January State of the Union and later statements.
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Carolinas Collectors Form New Association Unit
Greensboro based Carolinas Collectors Assn elects Jerry K Moseley Jr president and Odell Beroth director on ACA board. Paul Smith and Gene Whitefield named to one and two year terms on the new unit's board as it sets its 1965 Charlotte convention.
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Buckingham dies at 62. credited with cancer arc lamp breakthrough
William D. Buckingham, longtime Western Union Telegraph Co. engineer and researcher at Water Mill lab, died Tuesday at 62. Born in Toledo, Ohio, Buckingham joined the company in 1925 and retired last year after contributing to the pin pointed arc lamp technology used in cancer research.
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Bliss Overestimates Start for GOP Reorganization
Ray C. Bliss, set to become Republican national chairman April 1, says expectations for a quick party reorganization after the Democratic landslide are too high. The Chicago meeting will elect a new chairman to succeed Dean Burch, with Bliss widely anticipated to assume the post. Burch and Goldwater push for party unity as workshops and caucuses open.
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Piedmont airliner damaged after landing gear collapse at Shenandoah Valley
A Piedmont Airlines two engine Martin 404 with 25 passengers and three crew members damaged on landing at Shenandoah Valley airport Virginia when the left gear collapsed hitting a snow bank. No injuries were reported. Passengers were shuttled to Charlottesville to reboard another plane.
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Piedmont Savings Reports Progress in 1964 Growth
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Continued Dairy Curbs Called For
Pinehurst North Carolina dairy officials discussed ongoing regulation at the state convention with Agriculture Commissioner J A Graham predicting a bright future. He urged current rules be kept if needed and removed if unnecessary while four panelists including Lt. Gov. Robert W. Scott and J W Whitaker pledged support for dairy industry growth in North Carolina.
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Remarkable moments as parade winds down in reviewing stand
The president watches Georgia float and Lady Bird signals amid a Civil War train replica called the Lady Bird special. George Wallace is noted for stirring trouble while the band features siren music from the fire department led by a St. Bernard. Barbarettes of Santa Barbara and Polytechnic Institute marchers fatigue but finish after a long parade that ends at sunset. The president thanks the crowd and pledges to honor their trust.
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