Wall Street Mixed as Gov Moore Names Board Nominees
Stocks drifted with mixed results while Governor Moore proposes a strengthened state board. Major averages fluctuated as defense stocks rose and industrials slipped. Comsat and aviation names showed uneven moves amid political and policy signals.
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New York Cotton Futures Open Slightly Higher
New York cotton futures opened on a modestly bullish note as traders weighed early demand signals and weather cues impacting crop prospects. Prices in nearby months showed small gains amid light trading volumes and mixed regional reports.
Six Children Drown After Picnic at Ledges State Park
In Boone Iowa six children from two central Iowa families drowned while wading in Peace Creek Ripple at Ledges State Park. Victims were Richard Erwin 10 Steven 9 Douglas 5 Raymond Schoenbaum 13 Connie 16 and Rose 9. Parents were Mr and Mrs Dan Erwin of Des Moines and Mr and Mrs Albert Schoenbaum of Ames. Four teens witnessed the tragedy and tried to help as the river claimed all six before rescue arrived.
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Raleigh native Brock named successor to Raleigh chairman
Brock of Raleigh to succeed Raymond Maxwell of Raleigh who retired on December 31 after 39 years as executive secretary. Brock, a Winston-Salem native, graduated from the University of North Carolina and The Citadel. Appointments effective immediately run to May 1, 19D.
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Governors Split on Viet Nam Vision and U.S. Role
Minneapolis conference themed notes on Viet Nam policy with Republican leaders urging a stronger stance or broader U.N. involvement. President Johnson faces calls for more transparency, and officials discuss live SAM sites near Hanoi as McNamara outlines new Vietnam strategy amid returning bodies.
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King Leads Chicago Marches But Skips Breakfast
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. spoke to large crowds in Chicago, urging integration and an end to de facto segregation. He skipped breakfast with Illinois union leaders and prepared for a two day schedule of rallies and church appearances, while opponents accused superintendent Willis and Mayor Daley of inaction. King's speeches emphasized universal rights and urged white cooperation for the American dream.
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Ambiguous Fragment Recounts Travel Through Cities
The text hints at movement from Atlanta to Philadelphia and Washington in a fragmented narration, mentioning home and ongoing travel with unclear sequence and missing context or dates.
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Career Ambassadors Now Majority in U S Posts
A State Department study shows about 76 percent of U S mission chiefs worldwide are career diplomats and 24 percent political appointees. The share of careerists in top posts has risen since World War II with 83 of 109 incumbents government career officers and 26 noncareer.
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Union Shop Fight On House Floor
The House prepares to debate repeal of Taft-Hartley Act section 14B allowing state bans on union shop agreements. Republicans aim to force a procedural change to offer amendments, with a final vote expected Tuesday. The measure would erase requirements for employees to join unions and pay dues in 19 states.
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National anti crime commission duties and aims
The commission may study hearings and request information to prevent crime and foster law respect. It should develop standards for actions by federal state and local governments and private bodies, improve training and justice administration, and promote understanding between law officials and the public.
Tennessee Flood Victims Return Home
Hundreds of east Tennessee and southeast Kentucky residents return home to assess flood damage after flash floods killed eight people, including five from one family. Rep. John Duncan plans to seek disaster relief funds from the Office of Emergency Planning as Clinchmore endures the worst-hit conditions.
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Traffic Death Toll Reaches Seventeen Across Carolinas
The Associated Press reports at least 17 people died in North Carolina and nearby areas over the weekend in multiple crashes. Victims include Ruby Blaing Holman 18 of Statesville after a U.S. 70 wreck in rain. six others injured in the same incident. Fatalities in Maryland and Virginia accompany three pedestrians and several drivers across several counties, with police noting a sleep-related crash near Annapolis.
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Collegi ans Aid Children Of Workers
Arvin California migrant workers camp hosts 26 UCLA volunteers who tutor younger children and run arts and crafts in a summer program funded by a federal poverty grant. They supervise 12 to by age families after work, with 1,000 donated books creating a lasting library in the camp.
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