Fugitive Reymer Surrenders After High Speed Chase
Reymer, sought in the killing of Mrs. Oliver and abduction of her daughter, surrendered to Arlington police after a taxi ride and a period of pursuit. Hassan praised him for giving himself up and vowed to seek mental evaluation. Oliver’s father, Wayne, said his son had returned from Duke on Jan 20 and would be buried in Wakulla Florida. Reymer, a Centreville repairman, had a long police record including theft and draft dodging.
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Dow Jones Mixed in Moderate Afternoon Trading
In New York the stock market moved irregularly lower amid moderate activity as profits were taken on speculative and blue chip issues. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 2.92 to 784.86 at noon, while the AP average for 60 stocks slid .5 to 291.7 with rails gaining slightly and airlines dropping sharply.
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Mixed Market Text Shows Global Economic Cable Ties
Fragmented OCR note lists percentages for diverse firms including Am Motors Am Tel Tel and Chrysler with Paris NATO tensions. It references France Taipei relations and a potential ambassador exchange within three months. Includes scattered figures on nationalists and Vietnam issues amid a weapons test context.
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Soviet note cites U S plane crossing into East Germany
An American Air Force trainer carrying Lt Col Gerard K. Hannaford and Capt. John F. Lorraine Jr. plus Capt. Donald G. Millard reportedly crossed the Iron Curtain near Diedorf and was tracked into East Germany at 26,000 feet. Radar showed two additional blips, unclear if enemy fighters or shells. The Air Force did not confirm a shootdown or crossing authorization.
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North Carolina to move to 40-hour work week for most state workers
Gov. Sanford announced that all State Highway and Prison Department employees will shift to a 40-hour week by April 1. Mental Health workers will be targeted next to reduce hours. He cited budget changes and efficiencies in the Prison Department as key steps.
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Chone Gottesfeld Dies at 73 Yiddish Playwright Publisher
Chone Gottesfeld, 73, a NY based Yiddish playwright author and newspaper man, died Monday. He wrote plays and contributed to Jewish press, leaving a noted literary and journalistic legacy in New York.
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Jury Deliberates Fate of Lexingon Pair in Major Safe Robbery
A North Wilkesboro court hears closing arguments as Henry L. Leonard of Lexington faces trial for allegedly aiding in North Carolina's largest safe robbery. The Jan 17 1963 theft at Dr. C W McAnally's home yielded $130000 in cash and securities. Co-defendant Joe Thomas Watkins and Howard Eugene Knight were sentenced to 15 years. Leonard's wife Mary Anne Daye Leonard also stands trial as an accessory.
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Recovery In U S Steel Industry Gains Momentum
A steel industry recovery, building on 1962 gains, pushes output toward a near 115 million tons yearly. U S Steel reports earnings of 202.9 million dollars or 3.28 a share, with other major firms like Bethlehem, Republic, Armco, Inland posting strong results. Chinese tensions and U.S. stock moves accompany the sector rally.
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Armco Steel Corp
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Fashion Forecast For Soviet Ladies
London AP reports Moscow radio forecasts for Soviet fashion trends. Simplicity and comfort guide styles with lower hemlines and higher shoulder lines than last year.
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