Market Gains Pause as Mixed Reading From Dow and Bonds
Stocks rose modestly with the Dow up about 5.7 points at noon and the AP index gaining 1.6 points as industrials, rails and utilities led slight advances. American Motors and Studebaker steels climbed while Comsat eyed an airline communications bid amid merger rumors.
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Ameri Motors
Studebak
Associated Press
Seilon
American Motors
Comsat
du Pont
Ainioes
Steel
International Nickel and
Goodrich Oil
Indiana
Larkens Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Mematamatee
U.S. Treasury
Notes on dividend footnotes in American Exchange records
The document lists footnote symbols and meanings for dividends and distributions in American Exchange records. It explains extra dividends, liquidating payments, stock dividends, accumulative issues, ex-distributions, and other related financial notations with various codes and scenarios.
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Aieo
Over-The-Counter Stock Averages Update
Prices as of about 10 30 a m today show interdealer markets moving through the day with no retail markdowns or commissions included.
Vietnamese Camp Overrun Near Laos Border Amid Rescue Efforts
Report describes the fall of a jungle camp near the Lao border as Montagnard fighters and Green Beret advisers held out. An Air Force rescue helicopter evacuated 25 wounded Vietnamese and one American named Capt. Frank Kelley, while U.S. pilots attempted close air strikes despite clouded skies. Separately, South Vietnam’s Ky leadership dismissed Lt. Gen. Nguyen Chanh Thi amid heightened security at Tan Son Nhut Airport as part of tense political maneuvering.
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Dennis B. Hague
Kellogg
Idaho
Jondy
Frank Kelley
Boston
Mass
U.S. Marine
da Nang
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
U.S
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Saigon
Tan Son Nhut
Nguyen Chanh Thi
1St
Ashan
Viet Nam
Lai
Aptheker Barred From Campus Sparks Speaker Row
UNC barred Marxist Herbert Aptheker from the Chapel Hill campus while a Moscow scholar Vladimir Alexandrov accepted a speaking invitation. Aptheker faced arrest threats as thousands gathered. Alexandrov will speak to two political science classes and a seminar.
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Chapel Hill
Herbert Aptheker
University of North Carolina
Aptheker
Vladimir Alexandrov
Moscow University
UNC
Gordon Cleveland
Alexandrov
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Newsprint Price Increase Protest Flares in Tennessee
In Chattanooga AP reports SNPA leaders protest a $10 per ton rise in newsprint costs across the United States. Wallace Sprague denounces the move as penalizing publishers and warns of impacts on newspaper production nationwide.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association Today
United State
SNPA
Atel Wallace A. Sprague
Fresh Water Lake in the Sharks at Nicaragua
A fresh water lake located in the Sharks region near Nicaragua in Central America is noted in the report. The finding places emphasis on its geographic context within Central America and its peculiar water source.
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Nicaragua
Central America
Son follows father's path to Green Beret legacy
Stephen Bigley, 17, living with his mother at Fort Campbell and later in Chicago, wants to join the Green Berets after his father Sgt. LC George C. Bigley was killed in Vietnam in 1965. He says his motive is to prove himself and serve, not avenge. Stephen aims for airborne training and to wear the beret, honoring his father’s service.
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George C. Bigley
Viet Nam
Green Beret
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Green Berets
Ev-E Bigley
Army
West Point
Dad
West
Fort Campbell
Darby’s Rangers
Saden
Ultimatum to Sukarno Demands Ouster of Subandrio
Singapore sources report Indonesian army demands Subandrio's ouster and a decision by Saturday after meeting with armed forces chiefs at the palace near Jakarta. Nasution’s firing last month sparked anti Communist protests while students attacked the Communist Chinese Embassy and burned documents. Malaysia radio adds no officials harmed.
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Wap Oe
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Wllond
Subange
Arno
Armed Forces
Jakarta
Subandrio
Abdul Haris Nasution
Sukarno
Ers
Nasution
Kuala Lumpur
Foreign observers weigh Viet Nam peacekeeping prospects
Fairbank stated that imposing a cease-fire implies ongoing fighting and noted that the United Nations is not moving to enforce peace in Viet Nam. He said other nations are allowing the United States to take the lead in seeking a halt to hostilities.
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United Nations
Viet Nam
Fairbank
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