Stock Market Fluctuates in Moderate Early Trade
The New York market showed uneven moves in a moderately active session. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks at noon fell 0.4 to 15.0 as industrials dipped while rails held and utilities rose slightly.
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New York
Associated Press
Dressind
Val Drexel
Duke Pw
PhilMorr
duPont
PhiliPet
Pitts Steel
Eg&g
Non
Assdoia & Cell
ElBonds
RCA
ElPaso NG
Ralston P
Barnes Eng
AtlasCorp
Emer el
Raynier
We BrazilLtPw
Johson
Raytheon
ErieLack
Reading
RepubSt
Revion
Cinerama
Eversharp Rexall
FairCam
Fair Hill
Equity
Fansteet Met
Roan Sel
Vargoils Fedders
Fermont Oi
Feddstr
Royccola “Na
Ferro Cp
RoyDut
RyderSys
Exchange
SanFran
Islam Corp
FoodFair
We Sanders
Kaiser Ind
FordMot
Nv Sn
Abbott Lab
Scheniey
ABC
Schick
Abex Cp
FruenCp
NewPark Mn
ACF Ind
SCM Cp
Pet
Agmillis
Steam Sko
Sead AL
Yi Ric
Admiral
Air Reduc
Sears Roela
Seart
AlcanAlum
Igna
GenDynam
Technicol
GenPrec
Alcoa
Sinclair
Amerada
SingerCo
AmAirlin
Am Bosch
Gen Tire
Soucale
Ga Pacific
Gerber Pd
Gillette
Getty
SouthPac
Ammeip
South Ry
Enka
Spartan Ind
Goodyr
Goodrich
Sperry
AminoCo
StdBrand
Grantwt
Am Motors
Ais NW
Gt Nor Ry
Greyhound
Stan Warn
GrumAir
Save LoVe
Va/StauffCh
Sis
Tampa el
Armour
Hercinc
Teledyne Inc ArmsCk
Tenneco
Texaco
Hoff Electron
Atchison
Atlas Corp
Vam
Avco Cp
House LP
Howmet Cp
Tide Oil
Beckman
idahoPw
Bendix
Wlumc
ingerRend
Borden
Tank
Jon BorgWar
Unitalrtin
BucyEr
Budd Co
T&t
Bulova
US Steel
Jones L
UnWhein If
Univopd
Sass
Wikaiser al
Amer. Fid. Life
Fnl
Kennecott
Caroplt
Kerncld
Varian Asso
KimmbCik Kerr Mc
VaelPw
Carolina Freight
Carterw
Koppers
Eckerd
Case Jik
CaterTr
Kroger
Bia
WarnPic
First Union Bank
Celanese Cp
WarnLamb
WashWat
Franklin Life
Cenco Ins
Lear Sieg
Westn Art
Gulf Life Ins
Cerro
WaBanc
Hardee’s
WeUnTel
Lenman
Hatteras Yacht
Champ
Henredon Furn
Ches Ohio
ChiMil
White M
WilsonCo
Caakl
Jeffer
Stand. Life
CaPneu
WinnDix
Life Assur. of Care
Ma— Loew
Lorillard
Coca Cola
Lukens Sti
N. C. Nat. Gas
CBS
Zenith R
Ave
Nat
Mad Fa
Sec. Life & Trust
ComSolv
Star Craft
Thermo Plastics Corp
Mobiion
CrowCol
Mohasco
Montout
Cruc Sti
Curtis Pub
Nat Steel Vv
Nevada P
Anes NA Avia
Nwban
Norwich
Ind. Rails
Ohio
Otis Elev
Owens
Rails Ind
Panhc
Peach Coal
Penn Dixie
Reward Money Increase Favored in NC House
The North Carolina House tentatively approved a measure to raise the reward for information leading to arrests and convictions in felonious crimes from 400 to 10,000. The bill, backed by Gov. Dan Moore, aims to curb the Ku Klux Klan and faces possible changes before final passage.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Roger Kiser
Scotland
Dan Moore
House
Claude Hamrick
Forsyth
House Judiciary Committee
Hamrick
Sneed High
Cumberland
High
Inter-dealer NASD Quotations Note Small Price Movements
Quotations from the NASD describe a representative inter-dealer ad as of about 10.3 cents. Inter-dealer markets fluctuate through the day. Prices exclude any retail markup markdown or commissions.
Private Employment Agencies Meet in Greensboro March 10 11
The Association of Private Employment Agencies of North Carolina holds its quarterly meeting at the Voyager Inn Greensboro with sessions on Improving Agency Management and The Contribution of Employment Services. Friday dinner speaker is Robert D Kinniburgh district supervisor for General Acceptance Corporation discussing The Financing of Employment Service Charges.
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Association of Private Employment Agencies of
North Carolina
Voyager Inn
Greensboro
Robert D. Kinniburgh
General Acceptance Corporation
Salesman Robert L Reese Named Rep for Connecticut Mutual Life
Robert L Reese of Asheboro has been appointed a sales representative for Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co. He will join the Philip F Howerton agency in Charlotte and will represent the company in High Point Greensboro and Asheboro.
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Robert L. Reese
Asheboro
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co
Philip F. Howerton
Charlotte
High Point
Greensboro
Hanes Names New Quality Control Chief and Supervisor
Hanes Promotions Thomas L. Hedgecock named quality control director at Hanes Corp Winston-Salem. R. O. Pete Livengood appointed superintendent of knitting for the Weeks Division.
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Thomas L. Hedgecock
Hanes Corp
Winston-Salem
R. 0
Pete) Livengood
Weeks
Giants acquire Tarkenton in trade with Vikings
New York Giants announce the acquisition of quarterback Fran Tarkenton from Minnesota in exchange for their 1967 first and second round picks, the 1968 No. 1 pick, and a player to be named later. Tarkenton fills a key leadership role while the club notes his contract transfer and reports personality tensions with Vikings coach.
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NEW York
New York Football Giants
Fran Tarkenton
Minnesota Vikings
Giants
Allie Sherman
Tarkenton
Vikings
Minnesota
Norman van Brocklin
van Brocklin
Earl Morrall
Tom Kennedy
Dodgers
Bob Post
North Carolina and South Carolina Weather Outlook
Forecast shows fair to partly cloudy and colder conditions for North Carolina through Wednesday with mountain lows 20 to 25 and coastal highs 48 to 58. South Carolina remains fair tonight and Wednesday with varying coastal to interior temperatures.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Woman and Three Grandchildren Dead in Goldston Fire
A 59 year old woman Mrs Willie Waddell Tysor and three of her grandchildren Phyllis Waddell 10 Brenda Fay Waddell 8 and Ann Waddell 5 died in a blaze that swept a small frame home two miles south of Golds ton in Chatham County. Five others escaped including three youngsters. Phyllis and Brenda Fay were found on a bed in one room. Mrs Tysor and Ann Waddell were later located on the floor. Horace Tysor attempted to re enter but flames drove him back. Fire started from a wood stove used to heat the home.
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Goldston
N.C
Chatham County
Willie Waddell Tysor
Phyllis Waddell
Brenda Fay Waddell
Ann Waddell
C. A. Simmons
Phyllis
Brenda Fay
Horace Tysor
Simmons
Weather forecast segment ranges by region
The report notes temperatures in the mid 20s in the mountains rising to mid 30s, then mid to upper 50s along the coast. It reflects a regional spread with warmer coastal readings and cooler inland conditions.
Snow and floods plague East Coast as seven inches fall
A severe multi day weather outbreak hits the East with up to seven inches of snow in six hours across Boston Bedford Peterborough and parts of New England while floods from heavy rains drive hundreds from homes in West Virginia Pennsylvania Kentucky and Virginia. Evacuations continue as rivers rise and rescue teams operate in Glenville Weston Ripley and Clarksburg with National Guard Red Cross and local fire departments assisting.
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Associated Press
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Virginia
Alabama
Boston
Bedford
Mass
Peterborough
N.H
Albany
N.Y
Scranton
Allentown
Weather Bureau
New York State
New England
Ohio Valley
Ivania
Glenville
W.va
U.S. Army
Wheeling
Weston
National Guard
Red Cross
Clarksburg
Ripley
Don Brubaker
Mill Creek
Powell River
Big Stone Gap
Mortars Hammer Big U.S. Guns
Communist mortars fired 500 shells in three attacks south of the demilitarized zone targeting Camp Carrol and U.S. 175 mm guns. Six Marines were killed and 15 wounded. 61 enemy dead reported. US reports 14 Americans killed, 44 wounded, four missing in prior days with two ground clashes and ongoing firefights.
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Peter Arnett
Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Camp Carrol
North Vietnam
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Binh Dinh
Vatican Opens Door to Beat Rhythms in Catholic Liturgy
Pope Paul VI issued new rules inviting beat music and jazz into Catholic services by Pentecost May 14, allowing modern translations and native instruments. The document urges more singing, prudently encourages experimentation, and calls for national and diocesan liturgical commissions with outside musical experts.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican Council
Vatican
Congregations of Rites
Ecumenical Council
Congregation of Rites
L’osservatore Della Domenica
Tower Sniper Whitman Used Drugs Like Candy Says Attorney
Austin AP report cites Dean Davis testimony that Charles J. Whitman routinely used amphetamines and barbiturates and carried three pill bottles. Investigations point to illicit sources, and friends quoted him saying he "ate them like candy." Davis testified before a House committee on drug bills.
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Austin
Tex
Charles J. Whitman
University of Texas Tower
Dean Davis
Whitman
Davis
State Board of Pharmacy and
Texas Pharmaceutical Association
House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee
Mystery Deepens After Garbled Mt McKinley Radio Message
A garbled radio call from Mt McKinley climbers deepens the mystery as two climbers at the 10 000 foot level request medical aid and others remain unaccounted for. The message gave base camp positions but no summit news. The party includes Gregg Blomberg leader and members from Anchorage Cleveland and Denver.
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Talkeetna
Alaska
Mt. McKinley
Don Sheldon
McKinley Park
Army
Air Force
McKinley
Jacques Batkin
Anchorage
Gregg Blomberg
Denver
Colo
John Edwards
Cleveland
Ohio
Art Davidson
Dave Johnson
George Wichman
Shiro Nishimae
Ray Genet
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Stock Market Report
American — Exchange
Dow-Jones
Seles
NEW York Exchange
Ray Hubbard
Hanes Promotions
NEW York Stock Index
Blaze
East Coast
Way
Jazz
Tower
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