Rally in stocks unsettled by Warsaw Pact Viet Nam volunteers report
American markets opened with a rally that widened yesterday. A Soviet broadcast quoted word the Warsaw Pact may send volunteers to Vietnam if Ho Chi Minh requests them, prompting some profit taking but not reversing the uptrend. The AP average rose to 322.2, Dow at 891.64, with gains led by industrials and Du Pont.
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New York
Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh
Associated Press
General Motors
Ford
Rysler
American Motors
du Pont
Market quotes of stocks and dividends initials and notes
Quotations compiled by the NASD at about 10 30 a m today show bid prices and ask prices for Eckerd Drug Founders Life Hatteras Yacht Henredon Furniture NC Natural Gas ThermoPlastics Corp with fractions on the ask column indicating adjusted marks for commissions and recent dividend notes including ex dividend ex rights and stock issues
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Elecind
Maratha
New York
American Stock Exchange
McCall
McDona
McKess
ArkLaGas
Merck
CoxBdeas
Merritt
Assd
CrowCol
Atlas Cp
Crown Cork
Crown Zell
MinerCh
Braz Trac
Crue Sti
Curtis Pub Cudahy Co
Curt Wr
Monson
Montou
MontPow
Delta Air
Nat Airlin
Doug Aire
Dow Chem
Kaiser Ind
DukePower
Mead John
Mackey Air
duPont
Nevada
EastAirl
Niag MP
EatonYa
Ekodak
Norfik
Eg&g
NA Avia
Sperry R
ElBonds
Norngas
Statham
el Pasong
NorPac
Syntex
Emer E
Technicol
Northrop
Associated Press
Ethyscorp
NwBan
EvansPa
Norton
Norwich
Evershp
Fair Hill
Owloedis
OlinMath
Otis Elev
Owens
Fia
York Stock Exchange
Pact&t
PennDixie
Admiral
Penney
AlcanAlu
Pennzoil
PepsiCo
Altiedc
Alieg
Phila el
Alcoa
Phil Rdig
PhilMorr
Phill Pet
Am Bosch
Pitney Bow
WiGien Ald
Verca
Goodred
RalstonPur
AminoCo
Goodyr
Wwe
GraceCo
Raytheon
Amet Ci
Gragp
RepubStee
Reviow
Gt West Fini
Rexall
Smett
Reyn
Reyn Tod
Tva
Gulfmo
AMP Inc
Gulf Oil
Amphenoi
Wali
Roy Dutse
Halliburt
RyderSys Oo
Harris
Armour
HeclaMn
Safeway St
Here Inc
Ashland Oj
Hertz
SU SanFran
Stregp
Atchison
Hoff Electron
Sanders
Aticline
Holid Inn
Schenley
AtiRich
Holly Suger
Hering
Homestic
Schick Va
Avco Corp
Honeywi
SCM Cp
Amer Furniture Co
Hook Ch
Scott Paper
Colonial Stores
Avon Pd
Sear L
House LP
Sears GD
Carolina Freight
Babcok W
Howmet
Sears Roe
HuntFds
Seeburg
First Union Bank
Beaunit
Lance, Inc
Cp Am
SingerCo
Bigelow S
IngerRand
Life & Casualty Ins
Boeing
insurNoAm
Soucase
Borden
InterteSt
South Co
Piedmont Aviation
BorgWar
intBusm
Somgas
SouthPac
Piedmont
Sperry
Security Life & Tr
Bucy Er
StdBrand
Wachovia Budd Co
Kolisman
Bullard
StOll Cal
Bulova
StOllind
Bulland
Stoiinj
Burroughs
Vaalate Tdohoh
John Man
SteriOrug
Joy Mfg
Kaiser al
Arop Lt
Swift Co
Carter W
KerrMc
Hel Tenco Ti
Ase JI
Kimbc
Texasinst
Ae Lee
Textron
ThFurn
ChiMil Sip
Chi Pheu
Tidewat
Liggett&m
Transwair
Litton Ind
Transam
Transitron
V— Pal
Vumc Ind
Lorillard
UnoCal
UN Pac
AirLin
UnitCorp
US Steel
Upjohn
Va Wilson Co
Xerox Corp
NASD Inter-dealer Prices Snapshot at 10:30 A.M.
Quotations from the NASD show representative inter-dealer prices as of about 10:30 a.m. today. Markets shift through the day, and the figures exclude any retail markup markdown or commissions.
North Carolina and South Carolina Thunderstorm Forecast
Forecast details a variable cloudiness pattern across North Carolina with scattered thundershowers tonight and Friday with fewer afternoon and evening storms. Temperatures expected around 60s in the mountains and 70s to mid 70s near the coast, while South Carolina remains partly cloudy and warm with scattered storms and highs mostly around 70s.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Hoffa Consolidates Control Ahead of Re election
James R. Hoffa seals power ahead of a possible prison term as he secures backing from about 2,000 convention delegates. The plan strengthens Fitzsimmons as his heir while reshaping the union’s constitution to block removal for past offenses. Dusty Miller is cited as a potential later successor.
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Miami Beach
Fla
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Hoffa
Frank Fitzsimmons
H Gibbons
Einar Mohn
Dave Beck
Dusty Miller
Murray W. Miller
Dallas
Dusty
Fitzsimmons
Union
Greenville Daily Reflector to Strike Sunday Edition
The Greenville Daily Reflector will drop its Saturday edition and begin a Sunday issue on Sept. 11. Co publishers David J Whichard II and John W Whichard announce full color comic and gravure magazine sections plus expanded local national and sports news. The staff will be shared with David Whichard as editor and Alvin B Taylor as city editor.
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Greenville
N. C
David Whichard
Alvin B. Taylor
Reflector
Associated Press
Jordan Whichard
Julian R. Whichard
Collision Insurance Increase Requested
The North Carolina Insurance Department considered a 25 percent rise in private passenger collision insurance citing inflationary pressures. Liability coverage remains required by law. Charles Hibbard of the N C Fire Insurance Rating Bureau argued there is no abatement in the economic spiral. A decision will follow further study by the department.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Charles Hibbard
N. C. Fire Insurance Rating Bureau
Medical Centers Launch Campaign
NC's three medical centers join forces with state doctors and health agencies to launch a unified campaign promoting public health measures. The coordinated effort targets greater awareness of preventive care and disease control across the state.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Duke University
University of North Carolina
Bowman- Gray Schools of Medicine
Oe 4
Ovens
North Carolina Medical Society
Warsaw Pact vows more aid to Hanoi amid Vietnam war push
In Bucharest the Warsaw Pact nations assailed U.S. policy in Vietnam and pledged growing support for North Vietnam including volunteers if Hanoi requests them. The bloc warned of consequences for the United States and announced plans for broader moral, political, and economic aid.
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Bucharest
Romania
Warsaw Pact
U.S
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Hungary
Poland
Soviet Union
Moscow
United States
Haiphong
East European
Miliia Alliance
Johnson pushes budget tricks to erase deficits without cuts
Washington AP President Johnson's administration pursues measures to erase billions in red ink by shifting funds and guarantees rather than cutting programs. Republicans accuse deception as Congress mostly balks. defense education loan changes are blocked. 1966 deficit outlook cited.
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Edmond LE Breton Washington
Johnson
Congress
Treasury
Congressional
National Defense
House Education and Labor Committee
Appropriations Committee
Freckles Rise as Beauty Marks in Fashion Notes
AP Fashion Writer reports freckles are now valued as beauty marks in Paris and New York. Industry execs like Amelia Bassin foresee freckles as part of an outdoorsy look, with ideas of matching freckles to dress colors. Critics say freckles suit youth but not mature women, while stars like Hepburn and Day have long worn them.
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Jean Sprain Wilson
NEW York (Ap
Paris
New York
Women's Wear Daily
Jeune Filles
Amelia Bassin
Faberge
Lilly Cadhe
Hollywood
Don Factor
Eddy Lenz
Texas
Washington
Johnson
Freckles Trend Gains Among Glamour Girls
Glamor actresses Samantha Eggar and Doris Day join a fashion trend embracing freckles as coveted beauty marks per a fashion trade publication. The shift marks a move away from despising freckles for women over 12.
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Samantha Eggar
Doris Day
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