Market trend shows slight loss then rebound amid Viet Nam news
The stock market opened lower with broad declines across sectors led by industrials and rails. A late recovery erased losses as news on Viet Nam worsened then improved, with the Dow and broader averages turning fractionally higher while nonferrous metals and several industries stayed weaker.
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Associated Press
Dow Jones
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McKesson & Robbins
Glen
Bl Coe Ag
Polaroid
Youngtown Sheet
U. Ss. Eehem
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Craft
R.ea
Kennecott
Phelps Interna Nickel
Anaconda
New York Exchange Dividend Footnotes And Ex-Distributions
In 1900 heart and naval vessel diseases cause one fifth of all North Carolina deaths. The North Carolina Heart Association notes this figure now exceeds prior counts.
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North Carolina
North Carolina Heart Association
Curbs On Gun Sales Advocated
Washington AP report says South Carolina Attorney General Daniel R. McLeod argues no broad gun sale restrictions are needed to curb crime while noting controls are required in some areas especially for mail order weapons. He cites pistol use by criminals in his state and recounts a man who converted imported pistols and sold mail order 22 caliber bullets.
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Washington
South Carolina
Daniel R. McLeod
McLeod
Local Heart Associations Linked to AHA in NC
North Carolina hosts 99 local Heart Associations aligned with county lines. These groups operate as affiliates of the American Heart Association.
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Heart Associations
North Carolina
Heart Which
The
American Heart Association
Flooded Areas Get Respite From Damaging Missouri Floods
Flood warnings eased after storms in northwest Missouri left seven dead and millions in damage. The Platte River crest reached a record 16 feet at Agency with Little Platte peaking 15 feet at Smithville. Gov Hearnes sought federal aid as Smithville evacuated most residents and dikes failed near Fairley. Missouri River levees held in Kansas City while nearby towns faced rising floods.
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Associated Press
Missouri
Platte River
Iowa Line
Kansas City
Missouri River
Platte
Agency
Little Platte
Smithville
Warren E. Hearnes
White House
Small Business Administration
Fairley
Orrick
Mosby
Excelsior Springs
Hardin
Norborne
Kornegay Seeks Federal Answer for Guilford Schools
Representative Horace Kornegay pressed HEW secretary Anthony Celebreeze for a federal ruling on Guilford County civil rights compliance plans. He aims to learn why a statement from the Education Office led by Francis Keppel remains delayed, saying officials hope for a prompt reply as Dr. Melvin Stahl reports no information yet.
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Horace Kornegay
Guilford County
Kornegay
House of Representatives
Washington
Anthony Celebreeze
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Office of Education
Francis Keppel
Celebreeze
Melvin Stahl
Aunt Held In Asphyxiation Of Two Boys
Republic Pennsylvania police said Tuesday night a woman held for questioning is suspected in the suffocation deaths of two boys. The refrigerator door was closed on the victims, officials reported.
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Republic, Pa
Pennsylvania
North Carolina Faces Sixth-Highest Heart Disease Death Rate
North Carolina records show one of the nation’s highest death rates from heart disease, highlighting a persistent national health concern and regional disparities in cardiovascular outcomes.
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North Carolina
Carolina Heart
Johnson Discusses Court Vacancy With Katzenbach
President Johnson spoke with Attorney General Katzenbach about possible Supreme Court candidates. Moyers said no race sex or religion preconditions guide the search and no names were discussed. Marshall slated to be Solicitor General. no timing given for court announcement.
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Johnson
Nicholas Katzenbach
Supreme Court
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Arthur J. Goldberg
Moyers
Katzenbach
Federal Judiciary
Goldberg
United Nations
Adlai E. Stevenson
Thurgood Marshall
Supreme C
NCNB Increases Dividend To 30 Cents A Share
North Carolina National Bank in Greensboro boosts quarterly dividend from 25 to 30 cents per share payable Sept. 30 to shareholders of record Sept. 10. With 869 outstanding, total annual payout rises to 2 771 842 dollars.
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Greensboro
Ce Cate
J. E. Pleasants
NCNB
Pleasants
Lawmakers Near House Vote On Health Plan Details
Conference notes outline what the basic plan covers exclusions for certain medical services and specialists. Speaker McCormack says the conference report moves to the House next Tuesday before Senate approval and a potential White House signature on the aging plan.
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John W. McCormack
D-Mass
House
Senate
White House
Bannts
Major Gain Reported By Adams-Millis For Six Months
Adams-Millis Corporation releases a six month report showing sales of 9,393,026 against 8,804,719 a year earlier. Net earnings after taxes reach 451,489 or 59 cents per share, up from 358,277 or 47 cents, a 26 percent improvement.
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Adams-Millis Corporation
First Union Increases Savings Bond Rates
First Union National Bank raises savings bond rate from 4 percent to 4 percent on three year bonds issued at minimum 500 dollars. Interest paid semiannually, bonds cashed at full 4 percent, notices sent to customers about the Aug 1 automatic increase.
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First Union National Bank
James R. Spence
High Point
Mney
Unemployed driver confesses to high profile art theft
Kempton Bunton, 61, of Newcastle, admits stealing the Goya portrait of the Duke of Wellington from the National Gallery on Aug 22, 1961. He is released on 350 pounds bail after turning himself in, with authorities noting the, theft stemmed from a failed ransom attempt and a later return plan.
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London
Britain
Duke of Wellington
Kempton Bunton
Newcastle
National Gallery
Greenville businessmen visit High Point downtown tour
About 20 Greenville merchants planned a stop in High Point to see the chamber of commerce building and learn how the city's downtown development program began. George Covington said they would arrive around 2 15 p m and stay about 30 minutes before proceeding to Greens. The visitors would be welcomed by Downtown Development Inc representatives during the visit.
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High Point
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce and Merchants Assn
Eugene West
George Covington
High Point Chamber of Commerce
Ny Cone
The
Downtown Development, Inc
Covington
Goldberg Likely to Return from Vacation for Supreme Court Role
Goldberg canceled his St Thomas vacation to carry working papers including writs of certiorari. a Supreme Court appointment hinges on Senate confirmation with no target start date. Speculation uneasily centers on Goldberg’s successor, Precast Schasta.
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Supreme Court
Goldberg
U.N
Johnson
Senate
Schasta
Eye Problems Discussed At Lions Meet
Dr. L. B. Holt, president of the Eye Bank Assn of America, spoke on strabismus and estropia noting both defects can be corrected if found before age four. Holt also heads High Point College Alumni. Vernon Jones reported progress on district installation service plans for August 6 at the Sheraton Hotel ballroom.
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Eye Bank Assn. of America
Holt
High Point College
Vernon Jones
Sheraton Hotel
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