Stock Market Report From New YorkAP Noon Update
Trading on the American and New York Stock Exchanges showed a generally higher trend at noon with gains in autos steels chemicals building materials rails and electronics while aerospace and airline issues softened. The Associated Press average rose 0.6 to 334.5 with gains led by industrials rails and a drop in utilities. Pan American and United Aircraft moved down while Polaroid rose over 2. Consolidated Oil & Gas and Brazilian Traction posted small gains, Allied Paper and U.S. Gov Sers saw declines in light trade.
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American Stock Exchange
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Allied Paper
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Dow Jones Averages and Dividend Footnotes Summary
The page lists Dow Jones Averages with figures and footnotes explaining dividend types and payment timing. It details annual rates based on final or semi annual dividends and marks various dividend events such as stock dividends, ex-dividend dates, and warrants.
High Point Leader Nets 1964 Investors Gold Cup Honor
Neal Jelle of Diversified Services IDS earned a national award for top sales in the autumn Investors Gold Cup campaign and joined the Presidents Club. He competed among 3,430 zone teams serving over 1,360,000 customers as the 1965 recognition program expanded. E C Cridlebaugh of Atlantic Savings and Loan Assn. serves on the United States Savings Associations committee.
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High Point Zone Paneer Repeaters Diversified Services, Inc
IDS
Jelle
Presidents Club
E. C. Cridlebaugh
Atlantic Savings and Loan Assn
United States Sa
Death ruling awaited in minister death outside Sarasota museum
Dr. Millard White, Sarasota County medical examiner, was to rule today after toxicology results on the death of Rev. Billy Eugene Baker, 30, a Harrisburg North Carolina minister found in his car outside the Ringling Museum. Authorities noted the car engine ran with muffler seals punctured and tailpipe plugged. Baker had recently separated from his wife, Patricia Wy koff, and they had a three year old daughter. He had visited Bradenton hours before his death as the couple attempted reconciliation.
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Sarasota
Fla
Millard White
Sarasota County
North Carolina
Billy Eugene Baker
Harrisburg
N.C
Ringling Museum
White
Coleen Julia
Baker
Bradenton
Weekend Crashes Leave Several Injured in State
Weekend automobile accidents injured several people and damaged vehicles across the state. Jimmy Dye of Rt. 1 James Town faced reckless driving charges after a bridge strike. Schultheiss and Wishon, both teens from James Town, were hurt in a three car pileup on East Lexington Avenue. Other drivers Idaho and Johnson were cited for failure to yield. Mae Hall was treated after a separate Sunday crash involving Preston Hall.
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Jimmy Dye
Rt. 1
Jamestown
Gary Wishon
James John Schultheiss
Tabor Street
Lexington Avenue
Larry Idol
Jeanette Street
Arthur C. Johnson
N. Hamilton Street
Schultheiss
Mae Hall
Preston Hall
Liberty
Roberta Cardin
Lowe Avenue
Ana
Larry Thomas Killed in Interstate 75 Crash
Larry Lee Thomas a 28 year old stock car racer from Trinity North Carolina was killed in a crash on Interstate 75 near Tifton Ga Norris Windham said a new car rammed another vehicle drove over the right guard rail and plunged down a 35 foot bank Thomas was thrown from the car and its wheels ended up on him He ranked eighth in NASCAR s Grand National circuit last year with multiple top ten finishes and earnings of 19260 The other driver George Washington Hollis of Tifton was slightly hurt Thomas left work at Thomasville Furniture Industries three years ago to race full time He began racing at Bowman Gray Stadium and later joined the Grand circuit driving a Chevrolet then a factory Dodge This season he drove a Cotton Owens prepared Dodge and later a 1964 Ford trained by Herman Beam He took over the late Jimmy Pardue s car after Pardue died during tire tests at Charlotte Motor Speedway He was a father of two and a member of the Methodist Church and the Lions Club.
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Windham
George Washington Hollis
Thomas
Herman Beam
Jimmy Pardue
Charlotte Motor Speedway
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Churchill funeral procession through London ends at St Pauls
The funeral cortege passes Westminster Hall and the House of Commons then Whitehall and Downing Street to St Pauls where Churchill will be laid in state before a barge convoy on the Thames. The private burial follows near his wartime army monuments in England. Queen Elizabeth grants ceremonial approval for expenses. Churchill's death grieves Britain as leaders and people remember his words and deeds.
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No. 10
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Strand
Meira Segan
Romano’s
London
Fleet Street
Lon- Churchill
St. Paul's
Christopher Wren
Britain
St. Paul’s
Thames
Churchill
Waterloo Station
Johnston's From Page 1 A Tumor Study Described
The article explains a carcinoid tumor known as argentaffinoma with carcinoma like appearance and notes evidence found. It mentions Johnston's discussion on pathology and tumor naming.
Saline Water Plant Contracts Probe Ties Baker to Projects
Senate investigators in Washington probe the Bobby Baker case, focusing on saline water plant contracts at Wrightsville Beach North Carolina. Officials say two Rules Committee members visited the Saline Water Office last Tuesday. no proven Baker link found. First contract signed May 1 1962 for 75000 with amendments lifting total to 119000. A second contract signed April 27 1963 for 151000 with further amendments boosting total to over 10 million. Interior says payouts total 108152.35 and 818458.51 respectively, with no confirmed Baker connection. Robert F Thompson of Sweetwater testified to business ties with Baker.
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Senate
Bobby Baker
Wrightsville Beach
N.C
Senate Rules Committee
Baker
Senate Democrats
Sion
Interior Deent
Robert F. Thompson
Sweetwater
Johnson outlines 1966 budget priorities and debt outlook
President Johnson signals a debt ceiling increase as the federal debt nears $322.5 billion. He proposes defense spending at $49 billion, space funding tightened, antipoverty programs expanded, Appalachia aid, agriculture cut by $500 million, and modest foreign aid adjustments.
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Appalachia
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Peace Corps
Food For Peace
FBI Offers Help In Bombings At New Bern Civil Rights Meeting
The FBI will assist New Bern police in investigating three dynamite fires that struck cars and a garage near St Peters AME Zion Church during a five county civil rights gathering. Victims include Julius Chambers NAACP defense attorney and Oscar Dove NAACP member. Police seek leads to identify those responsible.
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FBI
New Bern
Sponsiblg Atsle
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E. E. Welch
P. H. Robinson
St. Peters Am.e. Zion
NAACP
Ku Klux Klan
Nixon
Six Die in Traffic Crash Raises Yearly Toll
The Associated Press reports six killed as a car struck a telephone pole. Victims include Harris Samuel Williams and wife Helen Parry Williams and others Jethro Calvin Kirby 43 Russell Lawrence 6 Greensboro Ella Mae Barbour 29 Smithfield Frances Takai 25 Camp Lejeune.
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Helen Parry
Jethro Calvin Kirby
Rt. 1
Hudson
Russell Lawrence
Greensboro
Ella Mae Barbour
Smithfield
Frances Takai
Camp Lejeune
Johnson hopes to attend Churchill rites amid illness
Reedy said Johnson would decide after his heavy cold and sore throat recovery whether to fly to London for the churchill rites. Mrs. Johnson remained in the hospital with a cold as the president rested, with his recuperation described as starting slowly and uncertain.
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Reedy
London
North Carolina Weather: Mild Tonight with Colder East Lows
Forecast calls for generally fair conditions across North Carolina tonight with cooler readings in the eastern counties dipping into the 30s. Tuesday brings more clouds and higher temperatures with a chance of showers in the mountain regions in the afternoon.
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