Mixed early stock market with rails and cigarettes rising
New York stocks showed a mixed midday tone with gains in certain rails and cigarette shares while most key stocks moved little. The AP average for 60 stocks rose 0.1 to 301.5, the Dow dipped 0.09 to 290.0 as traders weighed a possible rail strike and health related cigarette sales data.
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Kennecott
U.S
Associated Press
Goodrich BF
Goodyear T
Greyhound
Oil Corp
Sewneneee
Int
Tel & Tel
Kayser Rotheeeeee
Liggett & Myers
Lockh Air
Lorillard P
Martin Marietta
Aeeeee Ll Ll
McLean Trk Monsanto
Eeenwee
Monty Ward
Motorola Seeeneee
Natl Biscuit
Nat Dairy Pd
Natl Distillers
NY Central
Norf & West i
Avia
Penney JC
Pennsy RR
Pepsi Cola
Phillips Petr
Pitt Plate Ois
S Radio Corp
Rex Chain
Rep Steel Sewwnee Reynolds Tob
Ereewee
Patrick’s Item
Textron Inc
Union Ba
American Stock Union Pac
United Airlines
United Fruit Ebeeere
Dougn
Je Burroughs Corp
Eeeene
Celanese Corp
Champion P&f
Allied Sec. Ins. Co
Ches & Ohio
East Air
Jefferson Stand
Life
Eeeer
Lanece, Inc
Firestone
Life & Cas. Ins
Foote
S/ Li'l General Stores
Ford Motor
N.C. Nat. Bank
Gen Elec
FTC hearings probe cigarette health warnings
Witnesses including Dr. Eva Salber of Harvard state television ads influence youth toward smoking while the FTC debates labeling and advertising rules. Dr. Shimkin accuses tobacco industry morals for years of deception. Legal representative Austern argues FTC lacks authority to enforce warnings. Dixon notes court review likely and cites Surgeon General report. Newton Mass surveys show early smoking onset around age 11 to 13.
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Eva Salber
Harvard University
FTC
Paul Rand Dixon
Dixon
Surgeon General
Salber
Newton
Mass
Suit Filed Against Dr. Riddle
The widow of Leonard Patton sues Dr. Harry Riddle in Gaston County Superior Court for 20000 alleging negligence in Patton s death on March 9 1962 The physician who was acquitted of murder said he stabbed Patton in self defense and the suit notes he carried a long knife without provocation no trial date has been set
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N.C
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Harry Riddle
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Riddle
Dr. Riddie
Preyer Advocates Cape Fear River Conservation
Speaker urges preservation of the Cape Fear River as vital to North Carolina's economy and growth. He asserts benefits of the New Hope Dam will extend to Bladen County and other regions, arguing the river's use will attract industry and spur development statewide.
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North Carolina
Preyer
New Hope
Bladen County
Treaty Sets Quotas for Antarctic Whaling
An international agreement caps the number of whales that may be hunted in the Antarctic Ocean, the globe’s last substantial whaling region, outlining quotas and enforcement measures for member nations.
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Parliament backs Inonu as Cyprus crisis rises again
Ankara reports Turkish Parliament grants Premier Ismet Inonu wide powers to act in the Cyprus crisis and to abrogate the 1930 treaty benefiting thousands of Greek residents. Warships and troops move toward Iskenderun as Inonu warns of intervention if UN protection fails.
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Turkey
Ismet Inonu
Cyprus
Inonu
Iskenderun
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Ers
Cauthen Granted Parole Board Supervision After Georgia Extradition Fight
A young Black man named Cauthen asserted innocence in a Georgia killing as lawyers argued rights violations from his one day trial. Judge Powell denied habeas relief. Rosellini held decision on extradition January 10, leaving fate uncertain. Cauthen expressed relief upon denial, saying he was free.
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State Parole Board
Georgia
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U.S
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Johnson Seeks Federal Pay Increase From Congress
President Johnson urged Congress to raise federal pay for government workers claiming two million could miss fair adjustments and top talent would be harder to recruit. He wrote to Speaker McCormack and Senator Hayden pledging action in this election year, though he did not specify the amount.
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Johnson
Congress
John W. McCormack
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Senate
House
New York City Hosts St Patrick's Day Parade on Fifth Avenue
About 150000 paraders, many Irish or proudly loyal to the Old Sod, march along Fifth Avenue for St Patrick's Day. President Johnson plans an evening visit with remarks at the Friendly Sons dinner at Waldorf Astoria, then departs by helicopter to Kennedy Airport and Andrews Air Force Base before returning to the White House.
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