Market Advances Push Dow Above 900 Then Quiet
New York midday stock report notes the Dow Jones Industrial Average briefly topped 900, slipping to 899.42 by noon amid mixed moves. Airlines, steels, and rails fell while oils, aerospace, cigars, rubbers, and utilities rose. IBM Xerox Lockheed Avon U.S. Smelting gained, with Bruns wick and Control Data up on volume.
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Negroes Wait To Register In Selma Admission Window Shrinks
In Selma Alabama a 12 day voter registration term ends with many African Americans queued for literacy tests while state troopers stand by. Civil rights leaders pressure the Board of Registrars to enroll more voters as hundreds march to the courthouse. Only about 40 have passed the test in two weeks amid duties by local authorities.
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Selma
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Board of Registrars
Martin Luther King Jr
Selman
Extreme Cold Hits Midwest Amid Power Failures
Extreme cold swept the Midwest and Northeast with high winds and zero temperatures as northern Illinois families remained displaced by power outages. Snow hampered repairs, while dust from the Southwest traveled to Pennsylvania. Affected areas included Chicago and western New York with wind gusts up to 70 mph.
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One Dies In Blaze At Hotel In Mansfield Ohio
A rapid fire destroyed the three story De Soto Hotel in downtown Mansfield injuring one and killing at least one. About 20 guests fled as firefighters battled the blaze starting shortly after 1 a.m. One guest, 83 year old Howard Hursh, was critically injured and hospitalized. Authorities check guest lists to identify four missing occupants. Fire damage and water and smoke affected nearby buildings.
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Soggy Pasture Saves Jumper in 3600-Foot Fall
Gordon Lowe, 25, a para chutist with 17 jumps, credits a soggy pasture for stopping a bad crash after a 3600 foot fall Sunday when his parachute opened only one third. He landed on his back, denting the muddy ground eight inches. Dr C B Anagnostis of La Marque and Galveston Skydivers president ran to Lowe.
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Courthouse Crowd Brushed Aside by Sheriff Units
Sheriff James G. Clark and deputies arrested over 200 Black individuals last week for refusing to use the designated courthouse door. A federal court injunction issued Saturday barred further interference as U S marshals enforce the order allowing at most 100 applicants to wait in line with no broken bones reported, only bruises.
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James G. Clark
U. S
Ocean Site Selected For Hole Project Mohole
The National Science Foundation names an ocean area about 100 miles north-northeast of Maui as the tentative site for Project Mohole to drill six miles into the earths crust. Awaiting 1967 initial shallow tests at six Pacific sites with major hole drilling planned to start by 1968 and cost around 70 million dollars in the first three years.
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NCNB Reports Earnings Rise at Annual Meeting
NCNB shareholders gathered in Charlotte as Addison H. Reese outlined a year of records. J E Pleasants reported 1964 resources totaling 782,887,530 and net operating earnings of 5,355,687 up 8.5 percent from 1963, with earnings per share at 2.35.
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Addison H. Reese
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Reese
Burlingston
Tar Heel NC National Guard and POW defector remarks
The Army described Jenkins as a good soldier on leave and lacking access to classified material. Pyongyang radio claimed three prior American defectors live happily abroad, noting Jenkins was driven by humiliation and persecution by officers and concern for his future.
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Charles
Korea
Jenkins
Pyongyang Radio
Liberal Democrats Fail to Halt Farm Appropriation Amendment
The House defeated an emergency farm appropriation amendment as many liberal Democrats joined Republicans. Urban districts with large Jewish populations and several Southern lawmakers backed the move while Northern liberals were absentee, a factor cited by leaders as pivotal. A top House leader predicted the Senate would reverse the action.
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Westminster funeral sets quiet vigil as Big Ben tolls
Westminster Hall hosts Parliament in a somber vigil for a notable figure. A student, hairdresser and another student lead the procession, saying they felt obliged to attend. Big Ben tolled through the night and will be silent during the funeral start.
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Westminster Hall
Big Ben
Goldwater Weighs Return to Senate or House Bid
In Washington AP report Goldwater contemplates a possible Senate comeback or, less likely, a House run. He rejects a third party bid or leaving Arizona and cites no open seat. Arizona's Hayden term extends to 1969, with Fannin in place since last fall.
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Arizona
Richard M. Nixon
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New York
Paul Fannin
GOP
Carl Hayden
Supreme Court
John J. Rhodes
Phoenix
Maricopa County
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Breathalyzer Doubts Rise in North Carolina Court
In Tarboro North Carolina Superior Court Judge W H S Burgwyn questioned the Breathalyzer’s effectiveness after a first test here. Two cases with Breathalyzer evidence ended in guilty pleas amid objections, with Livesay fined 100 dollars and Harrison fined 50, both losing or jeopardizing licenses.
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Superior Court
W. H. S. Burgwyn
Burgwyn
Harry Alderman
Ruby Fussell Livesay
Ted O
Neil Harrison
Rocky Mount
Roy Holford
Harrison
Livesay
Gov Dan Moore Leaves Hospital in Raleigh
Gov Dan Moore and Mrs Moore were released from Wake Memorial Hospital after six days with the governor recovering from a mild pneumonia and bronchitis in his wife. He will be confined to the executive mansion for an indefinite period as aides plan discussions on state business. The Moores returned from President Johnson's inauguration with colds.
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N.C
Dan Moore
Executive Mansion
Nelson Leads 27 Ships at Trafalgar in Famous Battle
In the Trafalgar engagement Admiral Lord Nelson commanded 27 ships in a pivotal naval clash. The battle confirmed British naval dominance and solidified Nelson's legendary status.
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