Market rises after Johnson Kosygin meeting opens
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange strengthened as the Johnson Kosygin talks began. The Dow Jones index rose 2.08 to 877.77 with General Electric up 2 percent on delayed block trading. The AP average gained while investors remained cautious ahead of the weekend.
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Stock Averages and Dividend Footnotes From AP Table
The Associated Press stock averages table lists noon figures for 1967 with readings across indices and a detailed footnote key. It notes daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly comparisons, plus various dividend and stock split annotations and special cases.
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Regional forecast shows warm humid weekend across Carolinas and Georgia
North Carolina and South Carolina will see variable cloudiness with scattered thundershowers, mainly after noon. Georgia stays partly cloudy and warm with isolated storms. Weekend highs mainly upper 80s to low 90s, lows mid 60s to low 70s, coast in low 70s. Widespread rainfall totals likely half to three quarters inches, increasing Monday and Tuesday.
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New York Stock Exchange Noon Index Brief
Market readings show mixed activity at midday with the Dow Jones Industrial Average around 40.88 and declines in transportation and utilities sectors. Financials hold near 47.72 with little change, while overall market sentiment remains tentative.
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Pearce elected officer at North Carolina National Bank
James L. Pearce Jr. named officer by J Ed Pleasants of the High Point bank office. Pearce will remain assistant cashier and run the College Village branch. He serves as director of the College Village Merchants Assn and as vice president and director of the High Point Jaycees. He and wife Evelyn reside at 800 Runyon Dr and attend Wesley Memorial Methodist Church.
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University Bill Heads For Floor In North Carolina
A Senate bill to create a regional university system moves to the House floor after approval by the House Calendar Committee. It would make East Carolina College Western Carolina College and Appalachian State Teachers College regional universities, with a July 1 1972 study by the State Board of Higher Education and a 1973 General Assembly report.
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Controversial US Soviet Talks Mark Six Major Meetings
Washington reports that U S and Soviet leaders have held six major talks before today with mixed outcomes. The Johnson Kosygin meeting in Glassboro adds another chapter to historic summits at Tehran Yalta Potsdam Geneva Camp David and related wartime and postwar negotiations.
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Hardin Named President Elect At NC Bar Meeting
Bev erly R. Webb of Charlotte was elected president of the young lawyers section of the North Carolina Bar Association at the 69th annual meeting in Asheville. Edward R. Hardin of High Point was chosen president elect along with Alfred S. Bryant of Durham as vice president and James M. Kimzey of Raleigh as secretary.
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Watch dogs returned after theft at Baltimore roofing yard
Two German Shepherds, stolen from a Baltimore roofing firm storage yard, were recovered and returned to duty. Police found two teenage boys walking on a street, each with a watchdog, and revived the dogs’ reputations as reliable guardians.
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Glassboro summit marks first Johnson Kosygin meeting
President Johnson and Premier Kosygin met at Glassboro State College with Dean Rusk and Andrei Gromyko present as they weighed Vietnam and Middle East issues. The brief talks aimed to ease East West tensions and signal potential understanding without decisive agreements.
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Pope Backs Celibacy Ruling For Priests
Vatican City Pope Paul VI reaffirmed lifelong celibacy for Catholic priests in an encyclical of over 13 000 words. He rejected calls to relax the ban, noting priestly abstinence aligns with Christ's life and strengthens dedication, while addressing recent defections and public debate.
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Crack in the Liberty Bell During Chief Justice Marshall Funeral
The crack appeared as the Liberty Bell was rung to mark the funeral of John Marshall chief justice of the United States. The event drew mourners and highlighted the bell’s historic role in national ceremonies.
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