Market slips as profit taking tempers latest rally
The New York stock market faced selling pressure amid profit taking and doubts over President Johnson’s proposed income surtax. The Dow hovered near a 1967 high at noon with slight gains, while steel and motor shares showed mixed to lower moves and Montgomery Ward continued to slide after a brief rise.
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Associated Press
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Montgomery Ward
Chicago
New York Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange Faces Turbulent Trading Day
New York markets opened amid uncertain investor sentiment as key indices fluctuated. Traders watched early data for direction while energy and tech shares showed mixed results across the session.
Stock Averages and Dividend Terms Defined
The article defines stock dividend terms and statuses. It lists categories such as Paid last year, Payable in stock during 1967, and Estimated cash value on ex-dividend dates. It explains declared or paid this year with arrears, New Issue, and other dividend actions.
North and South Carolina Weather Forecast With Freeze Warnings
North Carolina and South Carolina face hard freeze warnings tonight with snow flurries in the mountains and strong shifting winds. Saturday will be fair and cold with below normal temperatures and gradual warming into Sunday and Monday before cooling again by Tuesday.
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Piedmont
South Carolina
Senate Okays Brewery Measure Aimed at Winston-Salem Plant
North Carolina Senate approved a bill to permit beer shipments into the state for trans shipment to other states and allow short filled cases to be used by the brewer for employees and guests. Schlitz plans a Winston-Salem area plant with a $1 to $2 million investment.
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North Carolina
Senate
Winston-Saleza
Herman Moore
D-Mecklenburg
State Department of Conservation and Development
Associated Press
Moore
State Board of Education
Halifax County
Snowstorm Swirls Into Virginia
A St Patrick's Day storm swept into Virginia with winds near 50 mph and heavy snow in the mountains. By 10 a.m. snow covered Wytheville area as state police urged snow tires or chains on roads across Highland, Rockingham, Frederick, and Shenandoah counties.
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North Carolina House considers day care licensing bill
The bill would require licensing of any facility that keeps four or more children and would place licenses with the State Board of Health. Proponents say it adds health and safety standards for day care amid rapid growth to protect children.
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North Carolina
James G. Exum
Dguilford
Elton Edwards
State Board of Health
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Two Spanish speakers linked to party at Ferrie apartment
Coroner reports two men believed named Manuel and Julio attended a party at Ferrie’s apartment the night he heard conspiracy talk. Shaw marks his 54th birthday as a former trade mart director testifies on the fourth day of a hearing in good spirits.
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Oswald Consulted Him Jive-Talking Lawyer Second Man Arrested
Dean A. Andrews Jr., a jive talking lawyer linked by Warren Commission testimony to Oswald, is the second person arrested in the Kennedy assassination probe in New Orleans. He was indicted for perjury, posted a 1000 bond, and was released.
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Clay L. Shaw
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Shaw
David W. Ferrie
Loyola University
Navy
UNC seeks 26.2 million in 1967 69 budget boosts
The General Assembly committee heard requests from the Consolidated University of North Carolina for more than 26 million in budget increases for 1967-69. Funds cover capital improvements, expanded operations, high salaries, and campus expansions to move Charlotte and Greensboro toward full university status.
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Greensboro
William C. Friday
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North Carolina State University At
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UNC - Greensboro
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Headlights Requirement Is Approved
The North Carolina Senate Highway Safety Committee approved a bill to require headlights from sunset to sunrise. Chairman Sen. Sam Whitehurst said parking lights would be illegal during those hours, widening the current rule of 30 minutes after sunset to 30 minutes before sunrise. The bill would require lights whenever vision is not sufficient for 200 feet ahead.
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Courtroom Guard and Handshake Highlight Day
A tense scene unfolds as Shaw guards a crowded courtroom and shakes hands with others. He exchanges smiles with Dy mond while showing fatigue and bloodshot eyes from Thursday’s somber mood and ongoing proceedings.
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Dymond
Kennedy Seeks Pause in Vietnam Bombing
Kennedy returned from a European trip urging a halt in U S bombing of North Vietnam. President Johnson rejected the suggestion in a stormy White House interview. Kennedy spoke to newsmen before the St Patrick's Day parade, noting his Irish pride as shamrocks adorned his lapel.
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Dodd Defends Finances Before Senate Panel
Senator Dodd told the committee he used campaign funds for personal expenses and loans, blaming the Connecticut Democratic organization for his woes. Chairman Stennis pressed him on a $83,788.31 repayment from a testimonial account as Sullivan, the Hartford office manager, was summoned as a witness.
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