Market swings as Middle East tensions spook trading
The New York and Pacific Coast exchanges opened with uncertain trading after news of renewed Israel Syria fighting. The Dow fell 1.70 to 871.50 while the AP 60 held at 322.4 as investors balanced caution with spread of late gains. Major names such as General Motors and Texaco posted fractional losses though some tech and transport stocks advanced amid brisk turnover.
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NEW York
Israel
Syria
Egypt
New York Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Middle East
Associated Press
General Motors
Royal Dutch
Texaco
General Electric
General Foods
Alcoa
Sears Roebuck
Texas Instruments
Eastern
United Air Lines
Polaroid
Chicago & North Western
Milwaukee Railroad
Twentieth Century-Fox
Strong G
Rayette
Essex Wire
Varian Associates
Pan American World Airways
Marquardt Corp
Automation Indus
Lundy Electronics
Fischer & Porter
Iroquois Industries
Kaiser
Varo Inc
Syntex
MontWard
Morrell
Motorola
Ohio
Chrysler
AtlasCorp
ClevEnn
Barnes Eng
CocaCola
Cole Palm ColinRad
Chile
CBS
Cineramac
Comicre
Nevada P Ip
ComSotv
Si “ Data Cent Az
Ken Nycent
Niag MP
Northrop
Uae
Velisram Corp U
Cowles
Otinmath
Kaiser Ind
Crouse Ming
Elev
CrowCol
Oxford Pap
Cudahy
Pancoast
Curtie Pub
RIC Group Im
Curtiss Wr
Pac Petro
PacPwi
Sperry R
Dan Riv
Statham
Deere
The
PennDixie
Lee Lee
Ciaran
Disney
Pepsice
Draperc
PerfFiim
Duke Pw
Phil Rdig
Dynamo
Primorr
Pitneyb
East Air
PitPlate
EastAiris
Exocek
EatonYe
Procterg
Eg&g
Ereleck
Reisterp
Raymer
Raytheon
Everswerp
Filmtmote
Royer
RycerSys
Sateway
Fordmet
Scott Peper
Sears Roe
Gillette
Goodrich
Grenecs
Seerry Rand
Ms Sd Kolts
Merris
Stevens
Merc Inc
Teledyne Inc
Howmet
Agmairel
Exasinet
Tr.furnings
Tim
Lee
TransWaAir
Bosch
AmCyan
Ameip
Afrkca
Jewel Co
Amer
Ugesco
Borexa
Allie See
AMP Inc
Kenecot
KeyserRe
Wws& Ae
US_Lines
Ameer C
KimeCi
Kresge
Kroger
Vanac
armsCk
Atlas Corp
Aveo
Lofgis
Avnethe
Ty Lidomon
WitsenCe
WinnDix
Bendix
Xerox Corp
Borden
MerrChap
MinerCh
Monasco
New York stock index and cotton futures update
New York stock index shows no trades registered with miscellaneous notes on dividends and ex distribution dates. Cotton futures opened quiet with minimal activity as markets digest recent figures and sector movements.
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New York
Arab Mobs Chant In Moscow at U S Embassy
About 1 000 Arab led students chanted denunciations of President Johnson and Prime Minister Wilson outside the U S Embassy in Moscow in heavy rain. Soviet troops and police blocked access with lines of armored and unarmed forces while the embassy doors and windows were protected.
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Moscow
U. S
Broad Tchaikovsky Boulevard
Johnson
Harold Wilson
Moscow University
Cairo
Red Army
Presbyterians Elect New Moderator in Close Vote
The General Assembly elected the Rev. Marshall Coleman Deny moderator by a one vote margin over Dr. Patrick D. Miller. Deny, executive secretary of the Board of Christian Education, will preside as the assembly discusses church union and racial questions amid a meeting of 464 commissioners.
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Bristol, Tenn
Marshall Coleman Deny
General Assembly
Dendy
Patrick D. Miller
Decatur
Board of Church Extension
Frank H. Caldwell
Charlotte
N.C
Deny
Tom Curry
Houston
Tex
Board of Christian Education
Richmond
Piattea
Spccehome
Reagan Will Speak At GOP Rally In S C
Gov Ronald Reagan of California will headline a South Carolina Republican rally in Columbia on September 29 as a potential presidential candidate. State GOP chairman Harry Dent notes the event follows Nixon’s Columbia visit last fall and Dirksen’s planned speech on July 14, with Thurmond to introduce Reagan.
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Columbia
Ronald Reagan
California
Cipla
Harry S. Dent
Gan
Dent
Richard Nixon
Senate
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
South Carolina
Thurmond
Reagan
Germans Develop Sugar From Wood Process in 1928
In 1928 German researchers unveiled a method to convert wood into sugar. The breakthrough aimed to create a renewable carbohydrate source and reduce dependence on traditional crops.
Hue bombarded again as mortars target city
Communist mortar barrages struck Hue for the second time in 10 days. Initial reports said one American and three South Vietnamese soldiers injured. The air war over North Vietnam tightened under bad weather. One U.S. Phantom shot down. two crewmen listed as missing. A second Phantom landed at Da Nang after engine fire. Mortar bursts hit the U.S. compound and nearby military HQ. Counter-battery fire was fired with unknown results.
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George McArthur
Saigon
Hue
South Vietnam
Hanoi-Haiphong
Air Force
U.S
da Nang
Gardner Favors Pause In Bombing
Rep. James Gardner of North Carolina backs a bombing halt in Vietnam but doubts it helps. After meeting a peace group, he aligned with their pause stance but insisted the U S should win the war or exit if Hanoi won t negotiate, opposing a no win policy.
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Washington
James Gardner
R-N.c
Vietnam
North Carolina
Gardner
North Vietnam
United States
Johnson
Hot Line Used During Crisis In Middle East
President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin used the hot line to curb the Middle East crisis. They exchanged messages after Israeli and Arab fighting began and again after Israel attacked the U.S. Liberty near Egypt. Johnson and Kosygin discussed limiting the war and signaling restraint to avoid a broader conflict.
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Middle East
John M. Hightower
Washington
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
U.S
Moscow
Kosygin
White House
Mes
Sage
George Christian
United States
Soviet Union
U.S. Naval
Liberty
Feyptian
6Th Fleet
Christian
Lauderdale Named By ARP Church
The General Synod of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church named Rev. W. Chapman Lauderdale of Charlotte moderator elect. Lauderdale, director of church extension in Charlotte, was elected at Bonclarken near Flat Rock. He is a Lexington VA native and Erskine College graduate. a WWII combat veteran and Air Force Reserve major. A $1.3 million fund drive will be led by Joe H. Patrick of Greenwood with committee members C. R. Younts, W. H. Stuart, and Harold Mace.
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Presbyterian Church
U.S
United Presbyterian Church
Reformed Church In America
Iu. S
Churc Ich
Flat Rock
N.C
General Synod
Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
W. Chapman Lauderdale
Charlotte
Mr. Lauderdale
Bonclarken
Lauderdale
Lexington
Erskine College and Theological Seminary
Air Force Reserve
Joe H. Patrick
Greenwood
S. C
C. R. Younts
Atlanta
W. H. Stuart
Bartow
Fla
Harold Mace
Three Children Killed by Train near Blackstone
In Blackstone Virginia three children Darnell and Dennis Epes both about 8 or 10 and Bertha Merrette age 7 escaped a westbound freight train but returned to the eastbound tracks and were struck by a passenger train. A witness said the engineer blew the whistle but the children did not hear. All victims were residents of Blackstone.
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Blackstone
Norfolk and Western Railway
Darnell
Dennis Epes
Bertha Merrette
Richard Baine
Hawaiians Greeting and Farewell Use Alo ha
The Hawaiian term Alo ha serves as both a greeting and a farewell. It embodies warmth and connection in social interactions across the islands.
Regional Forecast for Southeast States
North Carolina shows mostly sunny warm Saturday with fair weather and cool nights near 50s in the mountains and around 60 inland and along the coast. South Carolina stays fair with warm days and cool nights around 60 inland and mid 60s at the coast. Georgia remains clear to partly cloudy and warm with Saturday highs 82 to 90 and 60s tonight.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
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