Markets slip as oil bombing spooks investors
New York trading today opened with a moderate market decline as investors reacted to stepped up U S bombing of oil installations near Hanoi and Haiphong. The early tension cooled briefly but the mood remained cautious amid the war news.
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Stock Transactions On The New York Exchange Footnote Codes
An outline of footnote letters used in NYSE price listings covering extra dividends payments and stock actions. Codes explain cash value, stock distributions, declarations, arrears, new issues, ex-dividend statuses, and related financial actions as seen in 1965 and 1966 contexts.
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Broad Ideas emerge to reform Southern education
A 400-member conference in Richmond produced nonbinding suggestions for reforming the Southern school system. Proposals include a 12 month term, area teacher sharing, summer programs, Head Start like pre school efforts, internships for teachers, processing centers for college bound youth, and expanded five year tracks to train high school teachers, plus reviews of elementary textbooks.
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Ongania Sworn In Today As Head Of Argentine Regime
Lt Gen Juan Carlos Ongania to be sworn in as head of a new Argentine military regime after a bloodless coup that toppled President Illia. The junta seeks reforms to win over Peronist loyalists and reduce Peronism’s political strength ahead of future elections.
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Personal Finance Vacation Home Can Be Choice Investment
A family with modest means can profit from a summer home near coastal areas as prices rise. The article models buying a cottage for 8 000 to 10 000 with a financed 12 year loan at 6 percent, showing taxes and depreciation benefits, potential rental income, and net yearly costs. It argues vacation homes can be income properties and good investments versus stock markets.
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Were Newsmen Tipped On Attack
Washington AP FBI probes whether U S officials tipped newsmen about a North Vietnam oil facility bombing. Officials decline comment. investigations cited as security checks. Ball comments contradicted no decision on Haiphong bombing.
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NCNB Joins Americard Licensees
North Carolina National Bank gains license to issue BankAmericard nationwide credit card. J Ed Pleasants announces agreement with BankAmerica Service Corp. Card targets travel, entertainment, hotels, meals, merchandise. No registration fee. no service charge for full pay. small fee for partial payment.
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Piedmont to Buy Largest Boeing 737 Jets
Piedmont Airlines ordered the Boeing 737 mainline jet, expanding a prior six aircraft plan. The six 737-200s will seat about 90 passengers, six more than before, with spare parts, equipment, and a flight simulator adding to a roughly $26 million total.
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Housing Compromise Reached On Open Housing Bill
House Judiciary Committee approved a Mathias substitute exempting owners of up to four family homes who sell or lease themselves from the open housing ban. Brokers would be barred from discriminatory practices and an exempt owner using a broker could conduct only two such transactions yearly. The panel then moved to report the full bill with Celler aiming for floor action by July.
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Senators Call for Flag Half Mast Over Vietnam War
Sen Mansfield and Sen Wayne implore symbolically lowering flags worldwide to protest the Johnson administration’s actions in Southeast Asia. Morse urges renewed effort to end the war through negotiations and halt the North Viet Nam killings.
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Forecast North Carolina Angles Weather Update
Partly cloudy conditions prevail across North Carolina with light to moderate winds. Temperatures range from the mid 60s to 70s with no major precipitation anticipated.
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