Market Report Shows Mixed Early Noon Trading
New York AP summary of stock market activity with a slight gain in the Dow Jones at noon, led by strength in steels, rails, and miscellaneous issues. Major names such as Anaconda, International Nickel, and Trans Caribbean Airways appear with mixed movements amid light trading and unofficial 1:30 p.m. prices.
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New York
Dow Jones
Anaconda
Copane
Nickel Bunker Hill
Outer Sciences
Insurance North America
Trans Caribbean Airways
Medco “A
Morrell
Cenco
Brown Co
NatDairy
Sazy Tiger
Colt CollinRad Indust
CBS
Nsta Pw
Combre
Norton
Velisram Corp
Kaiser Ind
Norweh
Ve Kratier
ComwEd
McCrory
Yiric Group
Penn Dixie
Penney
Curtis Pub
Penn
Dan River
Phila
Publkind
Raytheon i
East Air Lin
Repub
Dis- el Music
ReyTob
Assoc
Elpasong
Richfelt
Emerson
Ns Corp
Royccola
ErieLack
Ryder
WiAct
Eversharp
de Sitos
FairCam
Fairch Hiller
FerroCorp
Scmcorp
ScottPap
Firesine
Sears
Indus
Shell
Ford
Freept
Oracle Rails
Frite
Smith
Joven
Souca
Gamsk
GenErec
le Getty
Gillette
Glenard Goodrch
Ei Stevens
Prev. Dey
Gracece
Sun Olte
Sunray
Swift Co
Associated Press
Nds
Texas
Loreite
Abbott
Tex Ia
Extron
ABC
Hanna Cole
Witimere
Hoff Electron
Homestic
Allied
Howe
VeiliCent Ind
Packers
Kaiser al
Kayser
Vouiewe la Anken Ch
Bessworth Co
WarnkLam
KirkNat
Kopers
AuiRet
Kresge
Kroger
Wilson Co
Wilib
O's
BeecaAir Beckman
Ae Bell
Bendix
Lones Cem
Wiloens Theat
Zenith
Tae
Lones Ge
Lori H
Lukens Sdl
Borden
Borgner
Burlind
ValMerck
Marines Begin Defensive Patrols in Viet Nam Zone
A unit arriving for Viet Nam duty prepares for a defensive role with planned patrols inside their designated zone. Marine officers described the mission as defensive, with welcoming ceremonies featuring garlanded personnel and local receptions in Philadelphia and nearby areas.
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Karch
Philadelphia
Five Cubans Arrested After Bottle Hurling At Soviet Embassy
About ten Cuban protesters and five charged with interfering with a foreign government's property were arrested near the Soviet Embassy in Washington. They said the action protested student demonstrations in Moscow and U.S. troop presence in Cuba. Police later reinforced the embassy guards as a peaceful march resumed nearby.
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Washington
Forign
U.S
Moscow
Cuba
State Department
Nee Apa
New York
Do Tive Cowens
Somers
Alfredo L. Gonzalez Ortiz
Id Y Hernandez
Oscar
All
World Hunger and Wealth Gap Highlighted by US Agriculture
The report cites that over two billion people suffer hunger while diet-deficit areas lie in certain regions. It notes stark contrasts with a small group holding 70 percent of global wealth and confirms North America consumes more calories per person than many regions. The data show 14 billion people in about 100 countries live on under $100 annually, far below recommended living standards.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Aenecion
Mach & Ate
North America
Johnson
U.S
Rusk Says Marines Will Shoot Back If Attacked
Secretary of State Dean Rusk warned on Face the Nation that Marines in Da Nang would fire back if attacked while their mission remains securing the Da Nang air base. He said 3,500 Marines are there by South Vietnamese request as negotiations hinge on North Vietnam leaving South Vietnam alone.
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Rusk
Washington (Ap
Dean Rusk
Honae
South Viet Nam
Bac
da ‘Nang Air Base
CBS
da Rusk
da Nang
U.S
Saigon
North Viet ‘Nam
America
Europe
Southeast Asia
Lso
Cleveland
Hanoi
Heavy Fighting Kills At Least 33 South Vietnamese Troops
Heavy fighting erupted in Binh Dinh province 265 miles northeast of Saigon before dawn today. At least 33 government troops were killed, with three U.S. Army men among the casualties. Most enemy dead were said to be entangled in barbed wire.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Binh Dinh Province
Parrot Alerts Man During Smoke Filled Home Fire
Burlington North Carolina AP report describes Lynwood Foster waking to his parrot's noises as his home fills with smoke. Foster notes the bird has been with him 29 years and his efforts to quiet and care for the pet remain ongoing.
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Burlington
N. C
Lynwood Foster
Ruling On Jury Selection And Races
The Supreme Court ruled juries need not mirror the community exactly in composition. Justices debated use of challenges to include or exclude jurors and the Constitution's limits on examining prosecutors' reasons. Justice Goldberg dissented, joined by Warren and another justice.
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Washington
White
Swain
Gee
Arthur J. Goldberg
Earl Warren
Willam
Federal Bill Seeks Death Penalty for Presidential Attacks
The Johnson administration submits a bill to Congress making assassination or kidnapping of a president or successor a federal crime. Attorney General Katzenbach fronts the measure which also covers the vice president elect. The act would carry either death or life imprisonment for killing or kidnapping and up to 15 years for assault.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
United States
Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
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