Stock Market Rises on War Scare Easing New York
The New York Stock Exchange shows a sharp rebound as war scare fears ease over North Korea. Dow Jones up 2.31 to 866.56 at noon, with broad gains across industrials, rails, and utilities. McDonnell Douglas leads defense stocks while Texaco and Occidental Petroleum advance on dividends and mergers.
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New Yor Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Johnson
Associated Press
McDonnell Douglas
Defense
American Photocopy
Ware Corp
Gulf & Western
Ogden Corp
Texaco
Dunhill International Adocate
An Occidental Petroleum
Island Creek Coal
New York Stock Exchange noon prices report
The Associated Press lists noon prices from the New York Stock Exchange across sectors. Indices show general levels with notable moves in rails utilities and industrials, including price changes for higher and second grade rails and public utilities.
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Unclear Dividend Codes From 1960s American Exchange Tables
The document lists coded abbreviations for dividend types and corporate actions including annual and quarterly payouts, stock dividends, ex-dividend and ex-distribution events, rights issues, and classifications like liquidating dividends and foreign tax adjustments. It references 1967 and 1968 periods with notes on cash value estimations and stock payments.
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Stock Averages and Rails Industry Figures Summary
The article lists AP compiled stock averages for rails and industrial utilities with noon Friday readings and prior day figures. It includes yearly and monthly comparisons, high and low values, and notes on net changes for several indices and rail indicators.
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Rails Ind. Util
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Uva
Marines Survive Cold Escape From Captors in Vietnam
Two Marines Roha and Nelson recount a harrowing escape from a camp in Vietnam. They describe shelter in a thatched hut, meals, and a medical check, then slipping past guards through jungle and stream beds to reach the 5th Marine Regiment. News of their safe return brought relief to families in Elkhart.
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Nelson
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Elkhart
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Willard
Gene
Vietnam
Mike
21 Americans Killed as Viet Cong Attacks Precede Tet Truce
Communist forces killed 21 Americans and wounded 137 in the 36 hours before a cease-fire for Tet, targeting two U.S. division bases, two airfields, a patrol base, and a Marine convoy. At Khe Sanh the action was described as limited. The 36‑hour truce begins 6 p.m. Monday.
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Kazoo
Red Cross
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Holloway
Highlands
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
1St Corps
Phu Bai
3Rd Marine Division
Clifford says bombing pause may not halt infiltration
U S. Defense nominee Clark Clifford argues a bombing pause should not be conditioned on halting North Vietnamese infiltration. He testifies before the Senate Armed Services Committee that Hanoi will likely continue military activity and resupply in South Vietnam during any pause. He cautions against demanding an end to infiltration as unrealistic and rejected by Hanoi, while opposing a pause at present.
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Clark Clifford
Johnson
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South Vietnam
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Hanoi
Air Force
Robert S. McNamara
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Guilford
Guilford County
Amos Brothers
Court Rules Tobacco Firm Is Liable
The U S Fifth Circuit in New Orleans reversed a Miami federal court verdict from 1964, holding American Tobacco Co. liable for Edwin Green's death. Mrs. Mary Green seeks 1.5 million in damages. Hastings says the ruling may affect many other tobacco cases but not those tied to warning labels.
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American Tobacco Co
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Lawrence Hastings
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North Korea Tensions Raise War Possibility Says SOVIET
The article discusses Soviet claims that the United States and Japan would confront North Korea. It notes Kim Il Sung's 1967 visits to Premier Kim and other leaders, suggesting long planned conflict but questions whether Kim's taunts stem from internal moves or outside influence. It highlights North Korea's distancing from Moscow and Red China as tension persists.
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Japan
North Korea
Burchett
Kim
Moscow
Asia
North Carolina South Carolina and Georgia Warm Weekend Forecast
Forecast calls for mostly sunny and warmer conditions in the Carolinas and Georgia with a cold night inland. Temperatures run from the upper teens to mid 60s across regions with mountain lows around 20 and coastal areas near freezing. Rain or snow mixed with mountains mostly rain, totals up to 0.75 inch midweek.
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Gardner Resigns HEW Post Amid Domestic Crisis Concerns
John Gardner resigns as secretary of health education and welfare effective March 1 citing Congress and the public failure to face domestic problems. President Johnson accepts with regret. Undersecretary Wilbur J. Cohen is viewed as possible successor amid budget cuts and Vietnam-related spending. Gardner, 55, returns to foundation work on city problems. notes include warnings about poverty discrimination and urban decay.
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Budget Bureau
Arthur J. Goldberg
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