Market Rally After Fed Move Lifts Stocks Across Board
The Fed increased lendable funds for banks triggering a broad stock market rally. The Dow rose about 5.7 points by late morning with the Associated Press average up 1.9 to 315.0, as industrials rails and utilities gained and traders reported heavy activity and more buy orders.©
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NYSE Afternoon Prices and Dividend Footnotes
The New York Stock Exchange lists afternoon prices with dividend rates as annual disbursements from last declarations. Footnotes clarify special terms such as stock dividends, ex-dividend dates, and various classifications like new issue, declared, or paid in 1966 or 1967.
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New York Stock Exchange
Unness
Fasting Soldier Refuses Food in Army Protest
Army medic PFC Levy, an Orthodox Jew, began a May fast to protest military service and claims he will starve rather than serve. He is held in communicado at Madigan and may receive intravenous feeding if needed to stay alive. Enka declares 32 cent dividend payable March 28 to record March 15.
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William L. Hanson
Robert
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Cotton futures open quiet with no trades registered
New York markets report a quiet start as cotton futures open without any actual trades recorded. The absence of activity suggests a cautious session as traders await clearer guidance.
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Baptists Support Legislation on Minister Testimony
Raleigh AP report says the Baptist State Convention public affairs committee backs bills to shield ministers from being compelled to testify about confidential matters. Brodie S. Griffith of Charlotte chairs the committee and notes support to strike the law allowing a judge to demand disclosure if deemed necessary for justice.
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Underwriters Luncheon Focuses on Prospecting
The Piedmont Association of Health Underwriters will host a noon luncheon at Sedgefield Inn on Friday. President William F. Hohenwarter announced continuation of the sales discussion with prospecting as this meeting's topic.
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Piedmont Natural Gas Sets Weekend Volume Records
Piedmont Natural Gas broke its own 24 hour volume record twice during a winter cold snap. By 8 a.m. Saturday the company had delivered 181,487 MCF, beating the prior 169,988 MCF from Jan 30 1966, with hourly peaks above 9.5 million cubic feet. By 8 a.m. Sunday it reached 186,029 MCF, topping the previous day’s mark.
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Pilot Life promotes three High Point area residents
Pilot Life Insurance Company home office in Sedgefield promotes three local employees. F. B. Auman of Rt. 4 becomes assistant manager of the group administration department. J. H. King Jr. of Knollwood Drive Jamestown is named assistant manager of the group contracts department. G. G. Sevhrest of Hillside Drive is promoted to manager of the Scholastic claims department.
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G. G. Sevhrest
Hillside Drive
Scholastic
North and South Carolina Weather Forecast Update
Fair and cold tonight with lows near 20 to 30. Thursday partly cloudy and warmer with highs 50s. Weekend totals show 0.25 to 0.75 inch of showers. Above normal temperatures expected Thursday through Monday across both states with coastal areas reaching around 70 and mountains in the 50s.
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Klan Leader Added To List Charged In Triple Slaying
Meridian AP report says Sam Bowers Jr., a Laurel coin machine distributor and imperial wizard of the White Knights Klan, is among 19 men charged in federal indictments tied to the 1964 Philadelphia Mississippi triple slaying. Indictments in the Dahmer firebombing case were also revisited as 18 defendants, including Sheriff Lawrence Rainey and Deputy Cecil Price, surrendered after posting bonds. The three Civil Rights workers, James Chaney, Andrew Goodman, and Michael Schwerner, disappeared June 21 1964 and were found later shot beneath a dam.
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Andrew Goodman
James Chaney
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Chinese purge rift fuels line in star report
The Star cites Western observers in Hong Kong and internal sources claiming Lin Piao opposed Mao on five purge areas. Lin pressed Chou En-lai to halt the cultural revolution, restore agriculture and industry, and assume foreign affairs control to stabilize China.
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Lewallen Expected to Give Statement in Probe
James Lewallen, named in a subpoena by Dist. Atty. Jim Garrison, was expected to report to Garrison’s office to make a statement in the presidential assassination investigation. His mother declined to reveal whereabouts or whether he would appear.
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Decision On Powell Due Today
The House faces a vote on stripping Adam Clayton Powell of much of his power. The select committee recommends seating Powell with censure, a $40 000 pay loss, and loss of seniority. Support exists from leaders but opponents vow to block the measure amid a tight parliamentary battle.
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Milk Bill Sent to Subcommittee for Study
RALEIGH AP The act to Lower the Price of Milk was sent to a special House Agriculture subcommittee after full committee discussion. Rep Allan C. Barbee moved for thorough study. Chairman James Speed will appoint a subcommittee to report next week. Forsyth Reps Jemison Ingle and McKnight sponsored the bill to remove the price floor section from the current price setting law.
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Thousands March at Armstrong Plant Gates in Natchez
About 2,000 Negroes marched to the Armstrong Tire and Rubber Co gates in Natchez demanding justice for William Jackson killed by a bomb. NAACP officials, police, and FBI investigated as rewards totaling $35,000 were offered for information leading to arrests.
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