Market Inertia With Mixed Moves At York Exchange
The American Exchange at York opened indecisive with fractional gains and losses across major issues. Aerospace slipped after early week gains while United Nuclear Corp bid news weighed on industrials. sulfur company shares rose on heavy volume amid blocks.
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Aill
Mail
Mail An Wien
Glen Alden
Eastern Air Lines
General Motors
Union Carbide
Polaroid
General Electric
Pennsylvania Railroad
Eastman Ko
Stock Market Footnote Annotations Clarified
The document outlines footnotes for Associated Press stock averages and payments, defining codes for dividends, stock actions, and special conditions such as ex-dividend, warrants, stock dividends, foreign tax, and bankruptcy status. It references terms like extra, annual rate, declared, accumulated arrears, and ex rights in various year contexts.
Mars Pictures May Reveal Surface Marks In Ten Days
Leighton predicted Mariner 4 would slowly broadcast images over ten days. Some scientists speculated about canals and cities, but faintness of Thursday night’s photo casts doubt. Additional results on Mars atmosphere and signal attenuation were expected today.
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Leighton
Mariner 4
Earth
Mars
Former N C Serviceman Admits Killing Sergeant
Amarillo Texas AP report says a former North Carolina serviceman admitted killing a sergeant. Police arrestedMcIlwain at military investigators request after witnesses saw him visiting at the base. Mellwain had a bad discharge June 18. The prisoner described knocking Roeske down after an insult, notes Roeske tripped on a table and bled. Roeske had complained of poverty, bought chicken dinners for all at a cafe, and paid off a sweetheart engagement ring.
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Amarillo
Tex
North Carolina
McIlwain
Mellwain
Roeske
N C Men Jailed In Liquor Case
Four North Carolina men charged with supplying non tax liquor were jailed after a Greesnboro trial. Frank Hutchinson 40 of Traphill received six months in jail and a 5000 dollar fine with five years probation. Hutchinson faced two indictments and was found innocent in one. He pleaded innocent in both cases and waived trial by jury. Federal agent Robert D Rodemeyer of Detroit led the undercover investigation calling Hutchinson one of the top men on the Treasury list of suspects.
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Greensboro
North Carolina
Frank Hutchinson
Traphill
N.C
Hutchinson
Robert D. Rodemeyer
Detroit
Treasury Department
AWOL Soldier Faces Charges In Shooting
A hearing is set for Donald Arthur Ashley 20 of McLean Virginia held in Cumberland County on $5,000 bond for charges related to a shooting incident involving motorist Thomas Dewier 43 of Hyattsville Maryland. The incident details include an AWOL soldier and a robbery at Maryland motor vehicle.
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Fayetteville, N.C
Maryland
Donald Arthur Ashley
McLean, Va
Cumberland
Ford Foundation Leader Retires After 1956 Guidance
NEW YORK AP Henry T Heald who has headed the Ford Foundation since 1956 retires with about 1.7 billion dollars of foundation funds remaining under his stewardship Heald will be 61 next November and a successor has not yet been named.
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Henry T. Heald
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Longest Highway Tunnel Opens Under Mont Blanc
Presidents Charles de Gaulle and Giuseppe Saragat inaugurate the Mont Blanc tunnel linking France and Italy, the world’s longest highway route. Public access starts next week with a three month pause, after which tourist buses will be the main heavy traffic allowed on the two lane road under the Alps.
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Mont Blanc
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France
Courmayeur
Italy
Paris
Rome
Mont Blanc Tunnel
European Alps
Johnson Prohibits Wiretapping Clarified by White House
AP report notes President Johnson bans wiretapping except for national security needs with prior Attorney General approval. Moyers says the rule was set soon after his presidency began and reiterated to officers and agency chiefs.
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Pressenson
White House
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Possible U S Soviet Talks Surface Amid Viet Nam War Strife
Report notes Harriman Kosygin meeting as second sign in week of possible thaw in U S Soviet ties despite Viet Nam war rift. The 17 nation conference reference and British reports stir hopes for future face to face talks with North Vietnam and Red China.
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Kosygin
Viet Nam
London
None Injured In Emergency Jet Landing
An Eastern Air Lines Boeing 727 with 83 aboard landed safely at O'Hare after hovering over the field for more than an hour amid reported injuries. The flight originated in Miami with stops in Tampa and Jacksonville, Atlanta, Kentucky, and Indianapolis before arriving in Chicago.
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Eastern Air Lines
O'Hare International Airport
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Tampa
Jacksonville
Fla
Atlanta
McNamara reassesses Vietnam role amid talks on troop needs
McNamara says no new U.S. combat units are required in Vietnam and an appraisal of American fighting force use is a prime mission. He denied the Joint Chiefs of Staff unanimously recommended more troops and said he would discuss possible U.S. logistical support with Vietnam officials.
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Viet Nam
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Men Dangled Precariously 19 Floors Up
In Dallas two window washers Jay E. Parrish and Charles F. Bennett Jr. clung to a swaying scaffold on the 19th floor of Union Tower as a gusty thunderstorm struck. A steel rod smashed a window in an office, and Jack C. Ogden aided by pulling the men inside.
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Jay E. Parrish
Charles F. Bennett Jr
Union Tower
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Parrish
Bennett
Jack C. Ogden
Leath To Head Chancellor Subcommittee
Leath named acting chancellor of the Charlotte campus to lead the trustee subcommittee. Also named were Mrs. George Wilson of Fayetteville and other trustees to the panel.
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Subcommittee
Chapel Hill
N.C
Farmir
Charlotte Oars
Ilotte
George Wilson
Fayetteville
Stevenson Dies of Heart Attack in London
Tributes flow as Stevenson, Democratic presidential nominee in 1952 and 1956, dies suddenly in London. McGowan delivers tribute to a longtime friend. Body flown to Springfield to lie in state at the Illinois Capitol rotunda then buried in Bloomington. Memorial events organized, former U.N. address noted.
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London
McGowan
D. Eisen
Washington
Springfield
Illinois
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Ill
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