Market slumps as shorter sessions back in effect
New York stocks drifted lower at noon on the second shortened trading day. The Dow fell 3.99 to 867.72 as investors remained nervous amid tax hearings and possible margin changes. IBM rose on a 100 percent stock dividend plan while others like DuPont and Litton declined.
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Chrysler
Chris Craft
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Macke Co
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Schering
Hott Electra
Scientif Data
AmNatGas
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Sia
Welsom
Am News
Scott Paper
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T&t
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Enema
AMP Inc
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IBM
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Texas
Tex
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Vel Trw Inc
Garetat
AMERICAN-Exchange Notes On Dividend Terms
Unofficial sales figures and various stock terms are listed, including ex dividend, ex distribution, stock split, and accumulative issues. The glossary covers declared dividends, paid or deferred dividends, ex-dividend dates, and notices of next day delivery.
American Fidelity and Partners Move in Retail Mollows
A compact note lists firms including American Fidelity Automatic Service Colonial Stores Carolina Freight Eckerd Fst Union Bank among business connections, indicating a period of expanding collaboration and finance in the regional market.
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American Fidelity Automatic Service
Colonial Stores
Carolina Freight Eckerd Fst Union Bank
New York Stock Exchange Index At Noon
The noon report shows the New York Stock Exchange index for today with trading activity across major stocks. Investors monitor key price movements as market sentiment shifts throughout the session.
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New York Stock Exchange Index
Weather Outlook For Nort h Carolina South Carolina and Virginia
Intermittent rain overspreads most of the region tonight with near coastal areas seeing it into Wednesday. Cooler temperatures follow with colder conditions in the mountains and highs mainly in the 40s to low 50s across North and South Carolina and Virginia.
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South Carolina
Virginia
Kinney promoted to assistant vice president at Georgia Railroad Bank
Harold H. Kinney in charge of computer operations is promoted to assistant vice president of the Georgia Railroad Bank and Trust Co in Augusta Georgia. Kinney, son of L. H. Kinney, began with the Georgia Bank in 1958 after earlier work with Alderman’s Studies and education at Trinity High School Lees McRae College and the University of North Carolina. He is married to Margie Ann McAlhany and they live at 2713 Rosewood Drive Augusta with three children.
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Harold H. Kinney
Georgia Rail‘road Bank & Trust Co
Augusta
Kinney
L. H. Kinney
S. Main Street
Georgia Bank
Trinity High Egg
Lees McRae College
University of Forth Carolina
American Institute of Banking
Margie Ann McAlhany
Rosewood Drive
Head Nurseryman Elected Leader of Piedmont Association
The head nurseryman was chosen president of the Piedmont Association of North Carolina in 1968, succeeding E Albert son Point MC.G. The treasurer position was reelected, and the secretary-treasurer role remains unchanged.
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Piedmont Assn
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Javits Opposes Ervin Civil Rights Substitute Bill
Senator Javits says Sen Ervin’s substitute to the administration civil rights bill would broaden the fight and likely derail passage. Ervin’s plan would make it a federal crime to use force or threats against federally guaranteed rights. Debate on the measure was expected to resume midweek with potential filibuster concerns.
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Washington
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Ervin
Javits
Bombs Missing After B52 Crash At Thule Air Base
Searchers using dogsleds and helicopters hunted icy Thule Bay for up to four hydrogen bombs lost when a B52 crashed. The Pentagon said the devices were not armed and recovery chances were uncertain. Denmark protested at the U S Embassy as Thule faced long polar night and cold.
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Thule
Greenland
U.S
Pentagon
Cedimenta Soccyen
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Defense Department
Senna
Green
United States
Denmark
Jens Otto Krag
North Star Bay
Copenhagen
Tass
Moscow
Plattsburgh
N.Y
Two State Aircrafts Set for Approval by North Carolina Board
Lumberton North Carolina AP report says the State Board of Conservation and Development likely will approve a five seat Bell Jet Ranger helicopter at 110000 for short hops around the state and retain a 29 year old DC 3 Gulf Stream acquired in 1966 for 70000. Bob Leak notes helicopter versatility saves industrial prospect time.
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State Board of Conservation and Development
North Carolina
Advisory Budget Commission
General Assembly
Gulf Stream
Bob Leak
C&d
Commerce and Industry
California Girl Takes One Week Malaysia Trip for $1400
Katy Ousley, 23, a Pasadena cost accountant, flew Los Angeles to Honolulu Bangkok Singapore and Malacca as part of a one week形 trip to Malaysia. She toured with Peace Corps friends, rode in a horse cart, stayed with locals, and planned three weeks in Germany next summer. She described the journey as exciting and for kicks rather than routine travel.
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Los Angeles
Honolulu
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Hong Kong
Singapore
Malacca
Malaysia
Peace Corps
Miss Ousley
Pasadena
Germany
HEW Slashes College Building Aid Budget in Half
Washington AP HEW will slice college and university building aid by about 450 million dollars this year and push much construction into the next fiscal year as Congress trims the department's total 11.7 billion dollar budget. Health teaching facilities and hospital funding face steep cuts, while aid to poor children and federal impact aid see smaller reductions.
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Department of Health
Congress
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Wilson Meets With Brezhnev in Moscow Talks
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson met Soviet leader Brezhnev for about four hours in Moscow with Kosygin hosting lunch. Officials called the talks constructive and discussed world problems including a possible reconvening of the Geneva Conference on Indochina for Vietnam peace.
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Harold Wilson
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
Britain
Wilson
Indochina
Vietnam
Alexei N. Kosygin
Brezhnev
Mikhail A. Suslov
Poliburo
Podgorny
U. S
Johnson
Kosygin
Greenland
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