Market gains extend early lead in New York trading
The Dow Jones industrial average rose to 916.95 by noon, up 3.33 points or 0.91 percent, as gains broadened in a session marked by thin margins turning positive. Two hours of trading reported 5.22 million shares, ahead of Monday’s 4.93 million.
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AP Stock Averages Sign Changes In Interdealer Markets
Quotations from the NASD reflect inter-dealer prices around mid morning. Markets fluctuate during the day and prices shown exclude retail marks and commissions.
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North Carolina Forecast And Pueblo Capture Probe Mention
Forecast for North Carolina calls for clearing east, cooler west with highs 42 to 50. Tonight and Wednesday largely fair and cool, lows in the 20s west and central, lower 30s east. Thursday outlook: fair east, increasing clouds west, warmer with a chance of rain in extreme west. Separately, several congressional panels are expected to probe the Pueblo capture with Moorer stressing the intelligence ship operates in international waters, a claim disputed by North Korea.
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Pueblo Captain Testifies In Coronado Korea Capture Inquiry
New York reports the House Armed Services subcommittee hearings in Coronado California enter week seven of examining the intelligence vessel Pueblo's January 2 1968 capture by North Korea. The panel may also consider changes to the code of conduct for personnel captured by enemies as Cmdr Lloyd M J testifies.
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Expanded Wage Base Proposed in North Carolina
RALEIGH AP Two Republican senators introduced legislation to bring baby sitters newsboys shoe shine boys and golf caddies under the state minimum wage of 1.25 an hour The measure would expand the wage act coverage to domestic workers private homes and certain electoral institutions and would become effective January 1970 The sponsors are Sens David Flaherty and Coolidge Murrow.
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Navy plans safeguards after Pueblo incident
Rear Adm. Leslie J. O'Brien outlined measures to prevent Pueblo type incidents, detailing increased protection for intelligence ships, stronger weapons, devices to destroy secret papers, and rapid scuttling systems that can be activated by very few people. The crew previously claimed the ship was unprepared for North Korean hostility beyond harassment.
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Apollo 9 Crew Awake For Day Two In Space Mission
Astronauts on Apollo 9 rise after 5:30 a.m. as ground control notes their sleepy start and jokes about meals. The crew reports busy first day and looks toward days three to five featuring spider like lunar module tests including a planned two hour spacewalk. Officials call the upcoming maneuvers the riskiest in the moon race as the mission aims to test the lunar excursion module and its ability to land two men on the moon and return to the mothership.
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Peking unleashes larger protests over Soviet clash
An official Peking editorial accuses the Soviet Union of dreaming of armed occupation and joins with the United States to encircle China. Radio Peking says millions protest nationwide, with 450,000 Red Guards and workers surrounding the Soviet Embassy and pledging countermeasures. Both Moscow and Peking exchange protest notes over casualties, alleging provocations and demanding compensation.
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North Carolina House kills presidential primary bill
The North Carolina House voted 60 to 47 to postpone indefinitely a bill for holding a presidential preference primary, signaling Democratic opposition after a prior approval. The measure would affect about 30,000 low paid workers and ensure tipped earners receive at least 1.25 dollars per hour.
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Apollo 9 Wives Watchful Waiting At Launch
Mrs. Clare Schweickart and Mrs. Pat McDivitt spoke of their five to seven children as Apollo 9 prepared to launch. Wives described mixed nerves and pride, noting past Gemini incidents and the dock maneuver linking the command ship to the lunar module, while hoping the mission would be a high point for their families.
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Medications Discontinued For Eisenhower
Washington AP reporting that President Dwight D. Eisenhower’s doctors at Walter Reed Army Hospital say his intravenous feedings and medications were discontinued as he continues to show favorable progress. He has no fever and heart action is unchanged though he remains very weak and will need considerable time to regain strength. Bulletin frequency reduced to once daily.
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