Market Downturn Hits Glamour Stocks Amid Political Fears
Wall Street opened lower as luxury and tech shares fell amid uncertainty over the Pueblo crisis and U S fiscal policy. Dow Jones stood at 858.88, IBM down 7, and Litton Industries led losses after weak earnings outlook.
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Dividend footnotes and symbols in American Exchange table
The article explains dividend rate notes in the American Exchange table. It lists footnote symbols and meanings such as annual disbursements, stock dividends, liquidations, ex-dividend dates, and special or foreign issues, clarifying how to interpret a long list of qualifiers used in the table.
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Investigating Panel Includes Two Negro Dentists in Charlotte Hearing
A four member panel hearing malpractice charges against three Charlotte dentists includes two Negro experts Dr. Fred C. Fielder of Meharry and Dr. Herman E. Gaskins of Howard University. Dr. Reginald A. Hawkins, a gubernatorial candidate, argues racial motivation. The case involves Dr. George P. Nash and others, with potential license loss for all.
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Regional Forecast Preview North and South states
FORECAST DISCUSSES NORTH CAROLINA SOUTH CAROLINA VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA. EXPECT CLOUDY CONDITIONS WITH SCATTERED SHOWERS OR RAIN TONIGHT THROUGH WEDNESDAY. TEMPERATURES REMAIN MILD WITH LOWER READINGS IN MOUNTAIN AREAS AND COOLING TREND IN THE NORTH AND HIGHER COASTAL AREAS. HIGHS RUN 40S TO 60S AND LOWS MAINLY IN THE 40S.
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Bank Robbery Reported At Nags Head Branch
Two masked men entered the Planters National Bank in Nags Head around 9:45 a.m. and robbed the branch at gunpoint with one forcing manager Richard Jordan to the floor. The bandits wore gray and white coveralls, were described as young and about five feet ten inches, and fled after taking an undetermined amount.
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Congress Split Over Course U S Should Take On Pueblo
Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield and Republican Everett Dirksen map a split on how to retrieve the USS Pueblo and her 83 crew from North Korea. Mansfield warns against a blood bath while Dirksen calls for action amid stalled private talks and UN discussions.
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Colonial To Build Food Plant Near Lexington
Colonial Stores plans a highly automated food manufacturing facility near Lexington to produce jams jellies and sauces for outlets in Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Ohio Maryland and Kentucky. The eight acre Winston Salem site on NC Highway 8 south of Lexington will employ 25 people with an annual payroll over 100000 and construction starts in weeks with completion by early summer. Governor Dan Moore praises Colonial Stores as a leading corporate citizen and retailer awards the company for three of four years.
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House Debates What Customer Should Be Told About Credit
Washington AP The House opens debate on a bill requiring lenders to state annual interest cost for credit plans. Critics say revolving accounts hinder precise annual rates, but sponsor Sullivan pushes for annual disclosure with support from Patman Hanna and Betty Furness. The bill aligns with the President’s Consumer Advisory Council stance.
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Tar Heel Charged In Bank Robbery
A North Carolina man, Alan Ra Grimes of Goldsboro, 38, faced the return to North Carolina after being charged by the FBI with robbing a Eureka, North Carolina bank of 2150 dollars on January 19. Grimes was arrested after a traffic stop for drunkenness and linked to the bank heist by a witness description.
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Weak Labor Movement Sells N. C. To Industry
Chapel Hill AP reports Robert B. Leak head of North Carolina Commerce and Industry Division says a weak labor movement helps attract industry. He notes North Carolina ranks 47nd or 48nd in wages and plans to lure sophisticated high paying jobs, selling cheaper product to management.
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Khe Sanh Hinge of Southeast Asia War Tactics
The piece analyzes how ground troops is deployed east of Khe Sanh to trap Communist forces. It warns of protracted battles as North Vietnamese fighters may revert to conventional fighting or retreat across the border to avoid decisive defeat.
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