Market Ticks Higher as Profit Taking Subsides
The stock market edged up despite some profit taking led by the Dow Jones average up 10.27 at 861.10 at noon. Airline shares rose as cutbacks in flights were seen helping profitability, with notable moves on Allegheny Airlines and Trans World Airlines among others.
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New York Stock Exchange
Dow
Associated Press
American Stock Exchange
Allegheny Airlines
Champion Home Builders
Alaska Airline
Trans World Airlines
Over-The-Counter Bid-Asked Prices Noted by NASD
Quotations from the NASD show representative inter-dealer prices as of about 11 a m Inter-dealer markets fluctuate through the day and prices exclude retail markups markdowns or commissions
Bailey Says Court Reform Faces Rugged Opposition
Sen Ruf fin Bailey and Rep Marcus Short introduced bills in the North Carolina General Assembly to overhaul judge selection. The proposals, from the courts commission, would require gubernatorial appointment from nominating commission lists, outline removal procedures for disability or misconduct, and set age limits of 72 for Supreme and Appeals Court judges and 70 for Superior and District Court judges.
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Supreme Court
Appeals Court
Superior Court
District Court
Factors Inc. Elects Rotert as President and Webster as Vice Chairman
Directors of Factors Inc. approved immediate leadership changes. Charles H. Rotert Jr. of Charlotte was elected president and William M. Webster of High Point named vice chairman. Rotert has served as a NCNB Corp vice president and Factors director. Webster has led Factors since 1958 after earlier roles at Phillips-Davis Inc. Factors is one of seven NCNB subsidiaries including American Commercial Agency NCNB Mortgage NCNB Properties Stephenson Finance and NCNB Tri South.
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Factors, Inc
Charles H. Rotert Jr
Charlotte
William M. Webster
High Point
Rotert
Ncnb Corp
North Carolina National Bank
Factors
Webster
Georgia
Factors Inc
Phillips-Davis Inc
the Bank
American Commercial Agency Inc
Ncnb Mortgage Corp
Ncnb Properties Inc
Stephenson Finance Co. Inc
Ncnb Tri-South Corp
Blue Bell reports strong first quarter results 1949
Blue Bell Sales Inc of Greensboro reports first quarter ended December 31 sales of 48.66 million, up 21.8 percent from 39.95 million. Net income reaches 0.932 million, up 92.2 percent from 0.485 million. earnings 34 cents per share after preferred dividend versus 16 cents prior year.
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Aerojet
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Control
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Norfolk
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Frontier Air
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Halliburt
Shell Oil
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Signal Co
Colonial Stores
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SingerCo
Eckerd Drug
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HoernWal
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Fisher-Harrison records over 2 million in year sales
Fisher-Harrison Corp of Greensboro reports record annual sales and services totaling over 2 million. Thornton Charnock, president, says sales nearly doubled and net profits nearly quadrupled from the prior year, with net earnings of 114,278 on 130,025 shares, 89 cents per share.
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Greensboro
Thornton
Charnock
Eckerd declares quarterly dividend on common and preferred stock
Eckerd Drugs Inc of Charlotte declares a quarterly dividend of 10 cents per share on common stock and 50 cents on preferred stock. Payment date is February 26 to holders of record February 12.
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Eckerd Drugs, Inc
Charlotte
New Rules Ease Filing for Many Taxpayers and Students
The text explains that retirees, older couples with modest incomes, and many students may be exempt from filing taxes under new rules. To be freed from withholding, individuals must owe no income tax for 1970 and expect to earn less than 1725 this year. If eligible, request a special form from your employer to stop withholding.
Arctic Weather Brings Record Cold and Snowbound Regions
A severe arctic storm blanketed New York and Maine with subzero temps as crews battled freezes and drifting snow. Five deaths and over 50 injuries were reported across multiple states as more snow was forecast near Buffalo and Syracuse. Travel warnings persisted east of Lake Ontario while the Thruway reopened.
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Sracuse
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N.Y
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Raleigh
N.C
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Jacksonville
Fla
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U.S. Forest Service
Long Island
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Tate Penalty Trial Opens in Sharon Tate Case
LA AP Charles Manson and three followers face a penalty trial for Tate murders. Bernard Crowe, gunshot victim, testifies of a shooting with a long barreled revolver. Prosecutors seek death. defense argues trial unconstitutionally rigid.
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Los Angeles
Charles Manson
Sharon Tate
Manson
Bernard Crowe
Hollywood
Tate
Crowe
Miss Tate
Paul Fitzgerald
California
Fitzgerald
U.S
Patricia Krenwinkel
Leslie van Houten
Susan Atkins
Dave Shinn
Miss Atkins
Shinn
Special Casket Built for 508-Pound Sammy Dow
Sammy Dow 43 who once weighed 550 pounds and ran Sammy's Grill died after a sudden illness at his private club in Gastonia North Carolina. A custom casket is being made due to his large size. Dow operated the club and formerly ran a UOR store in Greenville. He had a recent arrest in a raid in Charlotte and his trial was postponed for health reasons.
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Gastonia
N. C
Sammy Dow
Dow
Sammy
Udall
Justice of the Peace
Minimum Wage Hike Affects 1.6 Million Workers
The Labor Department says the federal minimum wage rises on Monday from 1.45 to 1.60 per hour, mainly affecting small retail service firms, laundries, hotels, restaurants, schools, and nursing homes. About 46 million covered workers already earn 1.60, while agriculture workers on large farms stay at 1.30.
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Washington
Labor Department
Truman Seeks Return Home From Hospital Stay
Former President Harry S Truman, hospitalised with diverticulitis and irritation in the large intestine, is regaining strength and has expressed a strong wish to return to Independence, Missouri. Dr. Wallace Graham said he remains in good condition and did not specify a discharge date.
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Harry S. Truman
Wallace Graham
Graham
Truman
Omer
Independence
Research
Udall Cleared of Charges in Cigars Case
Former Secretary of the Interior Stewart L. Udall is cleared of a shoplifting charge after Dart Drug Co declined to press the case. Fairfax County Court ordered dismissal as Udall admitted absentmindedly putting cigars in his pocket before paying. He deemed the arrest ridiculous and said the action was promptly addressed.
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Stewart L. Udall
J. Mason Groves
Fairfax County
Commonwealth Attorney
Dart Drug Co
McLean
Udall
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