Mixed stock action in New York amid calm trading
The New York stock market opened mixed with the Dow up 2.17 points at 913.35 while losses edged ahead of gains on the NYSE. About 70 issues more were down than up among the 20 most active stocks, and the AP average slipped 0.1 to 334.0 as blue chips showed strength and investors awaited direction amid devaluation fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Dow Jones
Dow
Associated Press
Judge questions Ray before guilty plea in 99 year case
In court Judge Battle questioned Ray about his rights and his guilty plea to a 99 year sentence. The exchange revealed Ray understood the trial by jury, appeals, and that pleading guilty waives further appeals. Dist Atty Gen Canalel and the foreman opened with the theory there was no conspiracy. The story also notes a Supreme Court ruling on a separate antitrust issue and unemployment data from the Labor Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vendo Co
CBS
WestgEl
ColwGas
Dl Weyertr
Newmat
CrowCal
Crown Cork
Taha
Norfolkwest
CrownZe
NorAmPhil
Cudahy Co
NoAmRock
New York
Curtiss Wet
NaStaPw
Ty Northrop
Nort Simon Alamera
Norwich
Assdgil & G Um
AllasCora
Barnes Eng
Oxland
Chile
DomeMin
Olin
Cansavelin
Cinerarea
Va Dressind
Olis Eley
BukePw
duPont
Ta Dixilyn Corp
Yan Vata
Atania
Ma Felmont
la Val Paglia
Eatonya
Goldfield
Eg&g
Electric Chair
Elect
Parke Davism
ElPaso NG
Hycon Mig
Eltra Cp
Asie Agn Asv
Penney JC
Ray
Endlohn
Pepsica
McCrory
Evans P
Ita
Eversharp
Midwest
aSia
Phil Morr
Neisner Bros
Fansteel Inc MW
NewPark
Pitney
Ormand Ind
Group Ag
Filtral
Ind
Westchet
Associated Press
FoodFair
FordMot
Formek
Ralston P
Banco Inc
Raytheon
New York Stock/ Bae Co
Gamsko
GAF Corp
Gannett
Rexall
Adis Dda
Abbott Bay
Thaal
Reyn
Rayecala
Genesco
Ain
Garber
Allegand
Glen Alden
Marin
Allis Chaim
Goodrich
Sanders
Alcon
Schenley
Am Airlin
Ord
Ava
Scientif Schering
Scott Paper
Greyhound
Shell
Hatte Janes
Foraian
Ith & Home
Grumnatic
Gulf Oil
A . Ue
H— Smith KF
AmNatGas
Haltiport
Saucale
Ree Am News
Harris Lat
South Co
Sita
North Carolina
T&t
Tobac
Taesea Co
Sperryr
RatlySue
AMP Inc
Ampex Corp
Sid Kollsmen
Stevens
Atlas Ch
Studeworth
IBM
Saturn
Martin Az
Minick
Teleayn
Ealige
Flint Papiso
Texe Ten
Bell How
Wa Pl, Inc
Bendix
BenefFin
Tesp Ld
Jewel Co
Textron
Beth St
TimesMir
Boiscas
Jon Logen
Borden
TransWare
Lale
Kaiser al
Bulova
Ate
Burt Ind
Katy
Kenricott
Sia
UnionPacit
Koppers
AD Wa Uniroyal
Kresge
Va VoltAlrLin
UnitAire
Ola Canteen
DY Et Kroger
Bt Batawer
Caroplt
United Corp
UN Fruit
Sa i Caropey
Val Lear Sieg
Lenpcem
Cenca Ins
Univerd
Upjona
Fitton
Livingsta Oil
Cessni Ir
Arhalla
Ches Chig
Avia
Ara
Chris Craft
Lukens
Chrysler
Macke Co
Sala
MadFa
Cocacal
Casata
Magmac
Ae Transoceration
Alla Ann
Mead Cp
Asoctaed
BAL NG Public Utilities
la Feat Industrisiy
Eeeiwe
Philip Canalel
Foreman
Washington
Supreme Court
Tucson
Ariz
William 0. Douglas
Labor Department
Pima County
Harold Goldstein
Bureau
I i
Labor Statistics
Thej
Tucson Daily Citizens
Stein
Goldstein
Arizona
Daily Star
Daily Citizen
Potter Stewart
Ray pleads guilty to first degree murder in King case
Escapee Ray admits during court proceedings that he killed Martin Luther King in Memphis near the Lorraine Motel. Judge questions whether the plea alters prior answers while Foreman notes the admission as Ray confirms the guilty act under state law. Ray was arrested in London after King’s 1968 assassination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreman
Ray
Martin Luther King
Missouri State Penitentiary
London
King
Lorraine
High School Student Is Shot To Death
In Charlotte a 17 year old South Mecklenburg High student Larry Henderson was shot to death and two others wounded in a shopping center parking lot following a clash between South and East Mecklenburg High students. Kim Hunt 17 was arrested and charged with second degree murder and two counts of assault with a deadly weapon. The wounded, George Dwitt Jones and Doyt Mason both 17, were in good condition. Tensions between the schools dated to Friday and a playoff loss by South last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Larry Henderson
South Mecklenburg High School
South
East Mecklenburg High
Kim Hunt
George Dwitt Jones
Doyt Mason
Tom Montgomery
South Mecklenburg High
Souths
East
Derailment scatters live shells near Clarkton
A Seaboard Coast Line freight train derailed about 2 a.m. two miles east of ClarktonBladen County scattering 38 cars with 25 loaded shells in a swampy area. Soldiers from Fort Bragg evacuated spectators and kept the area clear while an Army spokesman reported no immediate danger. The ammunition was bound for Sunny Point Military Ocean Terminal near Southport. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkton
N.C
Ft. Bragg
Army
Sunny Point Military Ocean Terminal
Southport
Seaboard Coast Line
Bladen County
Chadbourn
UNC Faculty Threats Marked By Labor Dispute Tone
The article reports on UNC concerns over threats of disruption by faculty amid a labor dispute with striking cafeteria workers. Chancellor and presidents warn against rescheduling classes and removing troopers, as food service workers began walking out on February 23 at Lenoir Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated University
William C. Friday
Food Service
Lenoir Hall
Ambush and Vietnam War Ambiguities Reported
The report notes a U S halt of bombing North Vietnam on November 1 and warns of possible diplomatic or military responses if violations continue. Viet Cong spring offensive causes heavy losses to South Vietnamese paratroopers and American air cavalry. new ambushes injure or kill patrols. The source indicates no foreseeably greater American force deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
North Vietnam
United States
Vietnam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stock Market Report
Iilegal
Battle
Wouriilla
Clude
American - Exchange
Psi
The
United Security
Cembe
NEW Housing Authority
Durham
N. Y
Housing Assistance Administration
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company, NA
Interstate Securities Corporation
J. Lee Peeler and Company, Inc
Congress
State of North Carolina
Moody's
UNC
Manta Ste
J. Sturgis May & CO
North Carolina Bank
High Point
WEST
Mar
Sheraton Hotel
High Point, N.C
John W. Davis
Winston-Salem
Reynolds Bldg
Sheraton Hotal
Yan
Cliy
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!