Stocks Rally After Bank Rate Cut In New York
The market began a rally after a major New York City bank cut its base rate. Bond values rose on a British rate cut to 6 percent from 7 percent, while the Chasettan Bank lowered its prime rate to 5 percent from 6 percent effective tomorrow. The AP average dipped earlier but turned higher, with several leading stocks advancing as trading stayed heavy.
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Over-The-Counter Quotations reflect NASD inter-dealer prices
Inter-dealer quotations as of about 10:30 a.m. today show NASD quoted prices. Markets move through the day and prices exclude retail markups, markdowns or commissions.
EAC Report Shows Decline In Net Sales And Earnings
The report states net sales for the first quarter at 1,482,766 with 1,752,991 in the prior year period. Earnings taxes totaled 61,967 or 12.2 cents per share, down from 96,530 or 18.9 cents per share. The CEO cites reduced staffing capacity and loss of sales to government as major factors.
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Weather Forecast North and South Carolina
North Carolina shows variable cloudiness with showers mainly over the mountains tonight and Friday. Unseasonably mild tonight with lows 48 to 58, turning colder Friday west, highs 50s inland to 70s coast. South Carolina remains unseasonably mild with lows in the 50s and highs Friday around 60 inland to mid 70s along the coast.
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Greensboro Soldier Killed in Vietnam Action
The Defense Department announced that Army 2nd Lt. Billy W. Flynn was killed in action in Vietnam. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Sankey F Flynn of 1510 19th Street North Greensboro North Carolina.
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North Carolina Nonfarm Employment Hits All Time High
Seasonal gains of more than 15 000 in trade push North Carolina nonfarm employment to 1 544 200 in December. State Labor Commissioner Frank Crane reports year end totals up 8 400 from November and 62 200 above December 1965. Nonmanufacturing jobs 898 900 lead the rise, with average factory earnings at 1.96 and weekly earnings at 0 75, while the workweek averages 41.2 hours.
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Glacial Surge Seen In North American Icefield
Dr. Walter A. Wood leads a scientific expedition studying the colossal Steele glacier surge described as moving like Manhattan Island down the Hudson. Researchers debate whether the entire ice mass shifts or only the top layer, and seek mechanics behind these surges and their climatic implications.
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Burglary Suspect Caught in Photo Sequence at New York Apartment
A man identified as Noel F. Cueves, 26, was arrested on burglary charges after a freelance photographer's sequence shows him entering an apartment on 156 West 15th Street, climbing a fire escape, and leaving the scene. Police confirmed the suspect from the AP Wirephotos provided to the New York Daily News.
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Soviet President Podgorny Visits Turin Amid Bombings in Italy
Soviet President Podgorny arrived at the Fiat automotive center in Turin as a wave of bombings hit Communist party headquarters in Milan and Rome. Police tightened security on his tour of Italian industrial cities while authorities blamed anti Communist factions or pro Chinese leftists. No injuries were reported.
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Banking law changes proposed in North Carolina
AP dispatch from Raleigh notes proposed banking law changes to modernize state rules as the 1967 General Assembly weighs updates. The package includes allowing banks to lease personal property, purchase accounts receivable, with foreign bank balances, international transfers, debentures, school or savings plans, and employee stock options. The banking commission also moved to reduce costs for Tar Heels in some action.
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Mayor and First Lady Dance at Diamond Dinner in Plaza
New York Mayor John V. Lindsay and First Lady Mrs. Lyndon Baines Johnson danced at the Diamond dinner dance in the Plaza Hotel. The benefit event raised over 50 thousand dollars for the Institute of International Education, with many prominent guests and wealth at the scene.
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