Markets open mixed with fractional changes across blue chips
New York stocks opened mixed as trading stayed active. Alleghany Power System moved to 26 with 10,800 shares. Chrysler rose to 58 percent on 6,000 shares. United Aircraft up to 96 on 4,500. U S Steel down 4 to 52. Brunswick climbed to 11 on 3,200. Douglas Aircraft up to 90 on 3,000. General Electric up 44 to 17 on 1,000. International Telephone unchanged at 70.
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Sliding Car Hits Young Sledder On Manor Drive
Police reported a minor traffic incident when a car driven by 40 year old Paul Clement slid on ice and struck 10 year old Gregory Arnold Ogle as he pulled a sled on Manor Drive at about 6 30 p m yesterday. The boy was not believed to be seriously injured. No charges were filed. Later, Frank McDowell was charged with resisting an officer violating the prohibition laws and public drunkenness and held on 150 dollars bond. Jerry Dean Sherrill was charged with driving while intoxicated and held on 300 dollars bond. No serious felonies or break ins were reported recently.
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Manor Drive
Paul D. Clement
Orville Drive
Clement
Ogle
Frank McDowell
Jerry Dean Sherrill
Thomasville
State Highway Patrol
Sherrill
Jury Deliberations Stretch 15 Hours in Krebiozen Trial
In Chicago, a U.S. District Court jury spent more than 15 hours over two days deliberating a verdict in the trial of four Krebiozen promoters. Defendants include Dr. Andrew Ivy and Dr. Steven Durovic, their lawyer brother Marko, and Dr. William Phillips. The jury weighs charges of mail fraud and conspiracy over claims the drug has anticancer properties, while the government calls it worthless. The case is the longest in Chicago federal court history as nine months of testimony and 18,008 pages of transcript are weighed.
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Chicago
U.S. District Court
Andrew C. Ivy
Stevan Durovic
Marko
William F. P. Phillips
Federal Court
Anderton Boy Seriously Wounded In Rifle Accident
The 12 year old son of Carey Anderton of 216 Hillcrest was seriously injured today in an apparent accident with a high powered rifle. Steve Anderson was rushed to High Point Memorial Hospital for surgery after spending the night at 206 Hillcrest with R. Glenn Hendrix. Investigators said he was cleaning a 30 caliber carbine when the shot fired, hitting his arm and shattering a bone then entering the lower chest. He was conscious on arrival.
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Carey Iderton
Hilcrester
Steve Tderton
High Point Memorial Hospital
Hillcrest
R. Glenn Hendrix
Snow forecast spans Chesapeake Bay to New England
Snow or more inches were forecast from Chesapeake Bay northeast to eastern Maryland Delaware southeastern New Jersey eastern Long Island eastern Connecticut eastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Washington DC offices closed early and Fort Walton Beach Florida reported a brief light snow with no accumulation. Temperatures fell to the 20s in Georgia and parts of Tennessee and Pennsylvania faced closures as snow ended in the east. frigid air loomed over the Great Lakes and Dakotas while Texas Rio Grande Valley girded heaters for citrus. A storm moved across California with rain planned for the Southwest.
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Atlanta
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Bowie Race Track
Tennessee
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Midwest
Dakotas
Minnesota
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Harlingen
Edinburg
Tex
California
Mansfield Uses New Tactics to Break Filibuster
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield refocused tactics to end the filibuster against the Taft-Hartley repeal bill. He moved to two-hour early sessions and leveraged speaking time as Republicans organize 24 speaking teams to stall action. Southern Democrats warned the plan, citing labor issues and pending rail and subway strikes as broader national concerns.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
States Dream
Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Sen
A. Willis Robertson
Dva
Congress
New York City
Johnson Admin Eyes 1966 Wage Guideline Recalibration
Johnson officials discuss wage guideline drift with 3.2 to 3.6 percent estimates. Ackley questions five year rolling averages and notes past reports used moving productivity charts not fixed policy. Administration aims to avoid inflation while keeping 1966 growth near full capacity after five years of economic boom.
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Ackley
Council
Johnson
Snowstorms Disrupt Daily Flights and Bus Routes Across Region
Snowy conditions forced the cancellation of nine of ten daily flights while most out-of-town buses operated but with some routes delayed up to five hours. Snowy highways curtailed trucking across Central North Carolina Western South Carolina North Georgia and Central Virginia.
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Virginia
Cut Your Own Taxes by Ray De Crane
NEA Special Writer outlines taxable income such as salary wages tips and interest plus deductions for alimony and certain securities. It explains exemptions for gifts life insurance proceeds and government bonds and notes on interest versus dividends with examples and a promotion for the 64 page book Cut Your Own Taxes.
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Ray DE Crane
NEA
Port Authority
Fol Road Commission
Savings and Loan Association
Struggle With Food Becomes Prime Benefit for Man
The subject describes strict eating patterns with breakfast only, a light lunch, and no dinner, saying the battle feels worse than a drug addiction due to constant exposure to food. He concedes the struggle is worthwhile, noting the main benefit as “In a word girls.”
Two Candidates For Professor Of Poetry At Oxford
AP reports a February 3 election for Oxford University poetry professor features American poet Robert Lowell aged 48, winner of the 1947 Pulitzer, backed by 40 Oxford professors, and British poet Edmund Blunden aged 69, supported by Enid Starkie who has gathered 301 supporters. The post is largely honorary with a five year tenure. the last holder was Robert Graves.
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Oxford
England
Robert Lowell
Edmund Blurden
Oxford University
Lowell
Blunden
Enid Starkie
Somerville College
Robert Graves
U S Scientist Says U S Leads Scientific Revolution
Prof. Philip Handler of Duke University tells Asia Pacific Seminar in Kahoolawe Kaanapali Hawaii that the United States is the only nation in the scientific revolution. He notes Soviet Russia Britain and West Germany have not yet joined, and cites the computer as the chief symbol of the shift driven by human intellect.
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Johnson
United States
Soviet Russia
Great Britain
West Germany
Philip Handler
Duke University
Handler
Budget Request Seeks $11.5 Million For Agriculture
Raleigh AP reports the Advisory Budget Commission will be asked to approve an $11.5 million budget for the Department of Agriculture for the 1967-69 biennium. State Agriculture Commissioner James Graham said the Board of Agriculture approved the budget which includes five new services costing about $2 million. The proposal requests $5.5 million in 1987 and $6 million in 1968.
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Raleigh
Advisory Budget Commission
Department of Agriculture
James Graham
Board of Agriculture
Sir Walter Scott as Pioneer of English Historical Novels
An assessment credits Sir Walter Scott as the first major writer of English historical novels, noting his influence on the development of the genre and literary history.
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Sir Walter Scott
Withholding Plan May Be Modified
Washington AP report on President Johnson's tax package noting expected changes to the graduated withholding plan to ease mid and upper bracket tax bite before House hearings conclude. The plan also reimposes auto and telephone excises and speeds corporate taxes, with debate over withholding fairness and refunds.
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Washington
Johnson
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Snow Does Not Close High Point College
A High Point College spokesman said the college will continue operations despite heavy snow as none of the students live in dormitories and many reside nearby. Classes will proceed unless weather makes operations impossible.
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High Point College
High Point
Patrick Sarsfield Gilmore the Civil War composer
Patrick Sarsfield Gilmore an American bandmaster wrote the popular Civil War song When Johnny Comes Marching Home under the pen name Louis Lambert.
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Patrick Sarsfield Gilmore
Johnny
Louis Lambert
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